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Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-13

nat1on-a nation which naturally
wants to largely run itself. With
these aspirations Lord Cromer has no
sympathy. His ideal of Egyptian rule
is that of benign dictator. England
is pledged not to reduce Egvpt Der.
manently to the condition of a protect
ed Indian state. Sooner or later a be-
ginning must be made with the work
of teaching Egypt to rule itself. It is
expected that Sir Eldon's administra-
ton will take the direction of paving
the way for some form of constitu-
tional government. 1t is a most diff
cult task requiring the utmost tact,
firmness and judgment. Nothing
would be more fatal than undue haste
Sir Eldon is 46.' He has time in
which to make for himself a name
that will rival that of Lord Cromer
But should he succeed in setting
Egypt on its own legs he will be ex-
posed to the most scathing fire of
hostile criticism while doing it, For
many in England who most loudly
proclaim their patriotism believe that
1t is only white races which are fitted
Tor any measure of selfgovernment
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-13
Canary Whistles Tunes.

Norwalk, O.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. D.
Burgess, of Garden street. this city.
own probably the only canary bird in
the country that whistles tunes as
well as sings. The bird is about a
year old. 1t came into the possession
OF the Burgess family soon after if
was Matched. The bird often heard
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess whistle to sum
mon their pet dog, and the bird soon
began to whistle. While engaged in
her household duties, Mrs. Burgess
would whistle some tune, and it was
not long before the canary bird began
to initiate her. Now the bird whistles
nearly all of Nearer My God to
Thee My Country, IT'S of Thee ;"
and There's Only One Girl in This
World for Me-"
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-13

Tor him and his fOrbears has been to
play the brute and make life a weary
bondage.
And in all parts of the globe where
the struggle for life is most desper-
ate and people, according to our esti-
mate, are brutes or semi or whole
savages, SO are the dogs of that peo-
pie.
Persian wolfhounds, chow elbows,
"dingoes" in the wilds of Australia
Tibet mastiffs, all more or less dread
man, who many years ago beat them
into subsection. not affection.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-13
EGYPTS NEWRUIEP

ton and presumably he is Gomez
tive. Yet it is Liberal govarnS e'sa'
that makes him the new rn,na eh!
Egypt The question of his nolit;a. u
not taken into consideration IL
chosen for the task because be ao Is
the man best fitted to fill the noS ,Hslns
Sir Eldon knows all the ropes 'O H.
Egypt is personally acquainted will
e ever VINO counts there and
huently. Lord Cromer has wro,'' c.s
marvellous work in Egvnt :. "she
be doubted whether any single s+a ias
man has ever accomplished
striking results in any country DE
IL is his very success that rerdou'
all the more necessary, PERTAINS noua
and younger head to deal with NV
new conditions that result from tbat
success. For Lord Cromer has croo+as
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-13
INHERITANCE OF THE DOG.
some Breeds Are Born With Strono
Friendship for Man.

by the environment of his forbears
LOT generations back you may know
the dog. An Eskimo or sledge dog
or Chinese chow chow could never
create the deep friendship that
deerhound or an English sheen dog
or collie or bulldog or a terrier is
capable of inspiring.
Years before any of us were thoebt
OF the sledge dog was a beast of bIIr.
Gen. tolerated because human lives
depended on his motor" power he.
grudged the necessary wherewithal
10 keep his machinery in good order
anu treated not as companion but as
parlah and as a brute without feel.
lng' without thought, without hone.
How expect a descendant of tbosa
haiI starved, cuffed and buffeted ami.
mas not to shrink from the upIifted
nand and treat with suspicion all
friendly overtures? All man has done
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-13
Cow Is the Size of a Doc.

Atlanta, Gal. II. OVERLY. of this
city, six months ago bought for one
dollar COW, which as a freak of ma.
ture is rapidly becoming famous. so
famous that Mr.. OVERLY has refused
to sell half interest in her for $500
Though two years old, and apparently
fully developed, the animal is not as
large as the average Newfoundland
dog' She is II inches high and
weighs only rs pounds.
Scores of persons have called at the
residence to view the strange freak
OF nature. She is named Bessie
Brown in honor of Brown Bessie, q
COW that was sold at the worlds fair
in Chicago for 1000.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-13
SIR ELDoN GORsT, BRITISH CON-
SUI IN NILE COUNTRY.
Succeeds Lord Cromer, Who Held the
Post for Twenty Years-A Con-
servative, But Was Appointed
by Liberal Government.

London.-As the successor of Lord
Cromer, the man who, for 20 years,
has been the real ruler of Egypt,
though nominally merely the British
consul general there, Sir Eldon Gorst
has a most difficult post to fill Lord
Cromer has been fittingly described
as "the maker of modern Egypt He
found her almost ruined her people
desperate with suffering, her very ex-
istence in peril from the Dervishes;
he leaves her in splendid prosperity,
her population increasing in numbers
and happiness, her finances estab-
Hshed on firm basis, her taxes light
ened, her people freed from the tyran-
MES that SO long oppressed them To
maintain such huge standard Of
achievement and carry forward the
work Of Egyptian regeneration de-
mands statesman of the highest
caliber
Sir Eldon Gorst does not lack adj
mlrers who declare that he will prove
the right man in the right place. He
is the eldest son of a remarkably able
man, Sir John Eldon Gorst. who is
still living. He was named after his
father long before, Of course, it was
known that he had inherited his ia
theirs brains. When his ability
brought him knighthood he dronned
his first name thatNthere might not be
two Sir Johns in the family. But in
Egypt everybody still speaks of him
as johnnie" Gorst He went there
wnen 70 as an attache, and rose rap
Idly through the diplomatic grades.
Great administrative talents and con-
spicuous social gifts commended him
to Lord Cromer, and within an extraor
dlnarlly short time he had become I'M
der secretary to the ministry of
nnance, and again adviser to the min
lstry OF the interior. Adviser in Egypt
is euphemism for the British official
VINO is really the boss, but nominally
the subordinate of the minister at the
mead OF a department. He was finan-
clal adviser to the Egyptian govern
ment when, in 1903, he was summoned
to London to assist the foreign officaf
in the negotiations which resulted in
the Anglo-French agreement that en-
largely contributed to giving England
a Tree hand in Egypt. His services
were rewarded by giving him ono of
the most responsible positions in the
permanent civil service, that of under
secretary of state for foreign affairs
HIS selection as Lord Cromer's suc-
cessor affords significant Illustration
OF the adherence between English and |
American methods in making annojn+-
ments OF great responsibility and now
er. 1t was under a Conservative gov
that Sir Eldon won distinc-
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-13

ing down his knife, he made for the
door, only to fall into the arms of an
other soldier.
The doctors wife was found on the
floor unconscious. The wretch who
had all but murdered her was known
to the police as one of the most des
perate characters in the town, wanted
for several crimes.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-13
Diplomacy.

john she said, Il notice that al
most everybody is wearing earrings
now"
But, my DEAR" replied John, IL
they had such small and shell-like ears
as yours they wouldn't clutter them
up that way
Thus did diplomacy, at least for tno
moment, stave off contemplated
touch"
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-13
WOMAN'S NERVE
SAVED HER LIFE.

struck Happily it FLASHED against a
large metal buckle she wore on her
belt. With an oath, he raiseddt again
1t was within an ace of her heart
when the sound of breaking glass ar.
rested the murderer's hand. He
looked around-a soldiers head APP.
peared in the broken window. Fling.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-13
WIFE OF POLISH DOCTOR. LEFT
ALONE AT NIGHT, SAW
BURGLARS.
CLEVERLY GAVE THE ALARM
one Then Sat Down and Played the
Plano and Sang Until She
Could Stand the Strain
No Longer.

warsaw, POland-By the exercise
or courage and presence of mind such
as probably few. women have pos
sessed, Nine. Stresky, the wife of a
warsaw physician has just saved her
sell from murder and robbery under
circumstances as thrilling as ever
We're put into a novel.
Nine. Stresky lives with her hus-
band in small villa on the outskirts
Oh warsaw One night she was alone
IN the house, but for an old, deaf cook
VINO dozed in the basement. Nine.
Stresky sat with her needlework m
stairs In the drawing-room. Sudden
ly looking up, she saw, in a mirror.
the reflection of a huge. ruffianly
looking man, cruching behind a screen
, winch stood at the back of her chair.
FOR moment fear petrified her. as
she thought that this man, knowing
sne was alone, had crept into the
mouse and was awaiting an opportun
lty to murder her and strip the house
OF valuables. Outside the street was
as quiet as the grave. fIer husband
would not be back for hours. To rush
from the room and cry madly for help
meant Fastening death.
Then a thought struck her. There
was telephone in the room. She
went to 1T and quickly rang up fam
lily she knew. The servant answered
at the other end. Il want your mis-
tress," she said After two interim
Unable minutes her friends voice was
to be heard.
My dear Sophy," began the doc
tors wife. BE so good as to send me
round that $4,000 roubles this evening.
must pay it into the bank tomorrow
morning. I'm very sleepy and want
to go to bed"
Inc friend at the other end Of the
phone was mystified. They had never
mad any financial dealing with each
other, nor had she heard of the sum
in question But before she could saw
anything, the doctors wife began
again-this time in French
Some wretch has got into the
house-I'm alone. Come at once with
a patrol, or the first man you can Get
hold off,
Then she added, in Polish: Send
the money as soon as possible. I'll
wait up for it,
This done, she sat down at the nj
ano and, with shaking hands and
voice, began to play and sing. She
calculated that ten minutes at the
most would see her out of her terrible
dilemma. She could not leave the
DOM without passing by the screen:
III she could do was to appear as if
he did not know what stood behind
Ter. Her voice got weaker and shak
er every minute, though she hoped ,
he ruffiian would wait for the ficti- :
lous 1000 roubles. But Is, 20. 25 !
minutes passed and there was no sign I
help. She feared the wretch would
Inspect her. She determined to ring
p the police and ask for help in
rench, trusting to the chance that
ne Of the inspectors might under !,
and her. Again she went to the q
hone, rang up and gave the neces-
Try number. But the ruffian behind
e screen knew the number. too. "
lshing down the screen, he rushed ~
rward, knife in hand, upon the de-
useless woman. She tried to-.
rench the weapon from him, but in nj
in. He pointed the knife at her and 10
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-13
Proof of 1t.

henrietta" said Mr.. Meekton. sis
it true that women have no percention
of the comic?"
III must be true, Leonidas,' was the
answer. otherwise some of them
"ouid never marry such ridiculous
men,"
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-13

We are afraid to speak to some neo-
PIE we are afraid they willie talk
longer Than we can afford to listen.
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HeIIseherin und SpirituaIistin,

Sran WtaB Dffenbart guer bitiinftiges
9eben Dbne Sebler. erteilt pertpone Mns.
tunft in allen Sahen, 9iebt unentbebrIi.
hen &at in 9eiddftItben. geiebliHen,
finandielen uno 5amilien.N ngeIeeenbeis
ten, inbem iie nit elmer ielfenen uno
tpunoernDIen giniiBt IN lUld5en Saden
begobt TT. unb-es ME pprgetommer tit,
oaB iie iih seirrt bat; bic 3ufunft oeuts
lih ausgemolt, 2iebenbe uereiniat, uns
onnebmlibteiten beieiti9t, @%etrennte tpte.
Der suiammeneebrnbt unb Seiraten elld-
lid gemabt; nennt bic Namen Der 5renn.
be. iOrpie Seinbe, ebenio bic 8erion, mel.
DIE 9u beiraten tuirt; iaet, mas 9u tun
iD1t unb nobin 9u 81 aeben, UNI oas
Sliid su fin6en. NGe, bic in Srubel iino,
niD9en D9ripreHen. 9iejenieen, pel6e
auberidfiige Nusfunft dber aqe 2ebens.
mno @ef6dfts : Nnaeleaenbeiten noGen,
finb einaelaoen, mild gu beiudhen. Sober
8ot trenq 9ebeim 9ebaiten. Stuuoen BON
8 ubr mDraens bis s uhr nbenos.
No. 3t7 5. Strasse, zwischsn Ave. c. und D
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WnerIef.
unlere sn(npnleute lhe

unlere So(ounleute iheinen
nod INNER niht gu nifien, D5 iie
l1lieBen ooer offen halten iDlIer.
&onGt1bler Steoen8 erfl4rt. ooB &c
toB er eeeen telne SaIDDrs, Die of,
fen iiab, uorgebeN miro. 10 lanee linn
Der gpuntn.N umalt ties niht be
tsblt.
Ser nolbatnnnte HnltAiit 8uih,
Der Qeuohnlidb leinen Boiten an Der
@Ge Der 9ommercee unn Der NlQmDs
StraBe batte. 1T nnh furzem Qeioen
h2ute mOtgea aeStor6ea. SEN Go0
muSbe hurh Elm bo6artiaes RaGeu'
Qeinuar. ons Iogar cine Operation
nUtuencie mahte. herbeiQefihrt.
Der 8erlforbeue mar einer unierer
taG1tieitau uno beLsebteiten Boliaia
item. Gr lit oreIunolinf5ta Snbr att
gemDroen.
Die @acneual 8sleulhaft bat
rah 8e8ohiuna idmtntliner Soften
nod $40 43 tibrig.
Der 5nlD0ubeiBar gbaGfea o.
5nit1. Der Samitdo aben0 Den Soil
oaten 8olf in ieiuem SaloDn auf
Dem Government 6t9el erihoB. lit
inter BiiralG1aft oon $4,000 aeiteat
m0roen.
Das H5tul aumite Der Scr
mauuSID1ue bet Die olteu 8eomten
m.eber qeudblt. &c ituo bies Sobn
Bauer. NrdiioeHi; 81. Sriti6. Set
retdr, uiib SDhn 6uf, Shasnleilt tier.
Nm 1ouneritaa mira in Dem
Oauiean BET BETTY Commerce. 5traBe
No. 209 bic San Nntonio Cotton
@rmange' unb .Boaro Of Traoe"
er6Hnet weroen.
Saul Uteerideiat muroe mjeoer
gum Setretdr Der Bereiaiaung Der
County guuettors ermdhlt.
= Die a5armers' Union" nil
einen 9r0Ben Cotton : Speiher bier
banen
Nm Is. Suit foa fir bic Bai.
ienfinoer cine Nutomobilfabrt ueran.
faltet meroen.
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snbianer als Farmer.

Inter ben ettpa 1000 Snbianern Der
pine &tbee=Heferpation, g. ., sibt
fi9 bon Sobr gu Sabr Elm gr6berss
Snterehe fir bic 2anbpirtbf9oft
tunb. SbpobI bas ibnen 5usetbeilte
2anb ii3 mebr fir 8iebaudt uls fir
4grttultur eienet, haben ite in Der
&%ultipirune pon Mats, Sufer, 3ar>
tOffeln uno Semitic 10 befriebigenbe
@rfoIse er5iett. baB fe bieies Sdbr
porausfdtli6 Elm grOBeres 4rsal ats
lebtes Sdbr unter Sultur nehmen
biirften. Die Snbianer faufen fi9 ais
4derpferbe aud groBe fturte Yferbe,
ba lie etngefehen baben, baB bic flsis
men SnbianerpferOe biefer Nrbeit ni9t
gepa6ien limb. Mu9 Der @ieb3u9t
penoen bic Snbianer grobe 4ufmert=
iamfeit gu. 8ts6er beitanb ibr @ieb
bauptiG9lt9 aus pferben unb Riu@
bern unb es lift pabr3unebmen, baB
lire pferbs an Site immer sunebmen.
8iele Snbianer betreiben has 8efOrz
bern BON Sra6t gu unb BON Der 8abuz
ftottoR @orbon als @ef9dft.
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ibreibt. eff eiuiae Belt lpdter be-
merit. SoIprt iprang Der Rompaa'
nieflhrer 0berleutaGut Betlscus NIT
Wantel uu6 Sabsl ins Baifer. nm
ben 8eriuuteuen heraufsubrtnaen.
Sn Der giefe aelaue ea ihm, ben Spl.
baten su finoen. Der benz @tlti6en
slenlih Nabe flQmmerte lih nit
benz lebten Reit leinec Rrdfte oerars
tia an Den Offt5ier ali. boB oieiem
bel leiaem Gettunesmerf Der I'm
bd1aemantet ooaHdnol9 aerrifien
muuoe. DQne oaB e8 Obet(ent0dnt Be-
tjacus aeiana, oeu Waug On Die
Obetfdbe Observation-Disclosures GS muB
tulSd1en heibeu Elm fiirdterliher
&f in Der gieFe De8 @aIiers lta!ts
oefunoen haben. Vie be bei6en nod
INNER niht anftauntea. ipreng ogr
suajte Sffisier Der RompaeHie, 9eut'
nant 8onIou, ebeuFau8 NIT BatetDt
uno 5dbel nadJ, uuo lbru Gelang e8
md uuidaiiber Wu1e. Die beioeu IN
Die 0bae su aielen. Grit nah gee
raumer 3eit tonnteu Die 9eretteten.
Die ldlon bemuBtlos muran, mieoer
ins 3eben suriidaerufen rperoen.
Durh EN- Germdhtnis bat oa8
lin Desem5er 1903 IS Riql 1erFnr,
bsne ,sraulein Charlotte 0eesnti9
tbre an ner Diiterubrooter Mice All
&tel Qeleaene Beiibuna &teiu &lmD
Der untoerlttdt atsl nit Ger Beitim'
muna oermaht, oa8 auF oam 6runo,
ftiid innerhnlb elmer sErtit uun fluf
5abren nab ibrem Gooe Elm aunit=
muleum erribtet ODER bod nit 0eiien
Bnu beg0nnen mlro. Die Staot
Riel. Die Bropin5 Sdleswias6olitein
unb bic 8eleutbnft freimiGiaec Nrs
menfreunoe in 4iel baben bereit8
friber nambafte Beitrdee 10000
Marf. 100. 600 Marf unb 10000
Wart) auaeiibert uno %neueroinas
bat Der BrooiusialausibuB ben Eeis
traa ouf lao, 900 Mart. Die 5taot
&lel yhren 8eitraq auf 70. 900 Wart
erb0ht. Sn Dem WtuIeum meroen
Die Nrdadoloailhe 5ammluna Der
uniperiitdt unb Die 8~unitlammluns
gen BEG Shlesmig > 0olfteiniiben
&unftoereins Mufite4una finben; audi
6dume fir oer unterribt in Der
Grddoloaie uno auuifaeihihte iino
DOrne5ehen.
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800 selpuunna, 800.

Die Seller otefer Settlne tusroen ft freuen 5u er.
fa6ren, oaB IS tpeni9itens cine 9eflr9tete &rantbei
giebt, Del4e Die @ifenf6aft IN an tbren Stuicu 81
beilen i'm Stanoe 1T; 9alPs Gatarrb=6ur III bic eil-
3ige Jest Der dr5tli9en Brh6eri6aft betannte ppTtir'
belt cine couftituttpnele gebauolung. 6au's Ra.
tarrb =Rur pir6 innerlih eenommen uno totrit oiret
aaf eas Blut nto Die ialeiiniseu Ober1d@en oes
Spterns, baour4 Die @runola9e Der 9rantbeit ser
ftOreno uno BEN p~attenten Rraft gebeno, inbem III
Die Contribution beg R6rpers auIbaut uno Der Natu,
bel 8ertrauen 81 ibreu 9eilfrdffen, 0aB lie Elm bun
bert Dollars 8elObnung fur ieoen Sal ~aubieten,
ben fe 1l turiren nerfeblt. 9aBt Sud cine 9ife bon
Seugnifen tommen. Wtan aoreihre:
8. ). @beuep II. 60, @igentb., Soleoo, o.
8ertauft bon allen &potbeferu, Hreis IS Gents. .
Rehntt 6aG's Gamilien 8iaeh fir 8sriODfuna.
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; unaebeures Qufeben bat be,

unaebeures Wufieben bat Der
&ieIenoiebftabl oes ebemaligen Nfrn.
berger &e9iifeurs 5ellr 2Gtte erreat.
2ltte, Der iib bei0noers anoeIebener
Betanntibaften geriihmt batte. oers
trieb nebenbeiSuuelen fir Den Giirn=
berger Supeller Silbertuu. Dieler
enpfabl 2titte anoeren 8eld)dftsge'
n0iien. go rnhpfte Suite audi NIT
6em gr0Bten Sumelier @iena, 6ers[,
an. benz er 8oitbarteiteu i'm 8erte
uDn WiQiunen unterldlua. 2atte
uerieBte oteie in Berlin uno Der.
i&mano oann. Die Boli8ei fano
bic BertIahen bier bel Bfanoleihern
uno in 6otelperiteden auf. Xhtte
f6idte einen Teil Der BIano5ettel elm
uno fiiate in einem Sfreiben an bic
BehDroen bel. er peroe SelbitmOro
beaeben. DAB er oies lun miro,
Gilt ieooh als uumabrldeinlih, Db'
mel er bis iebt nidlt bat oufeefunoen
peroen t6nuen. Die 5amilie ses
3iitte lit aaaemein aendtet uno in
grtner, &eeierunasbesirt Botsoam,
mUhnbQft.
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Ieras.

See &oe. Der in RiGeen feline
Wutter eribDiien bate, bat fid Frei'
milia Der B0fe eraeben.
= Bmei ueuert Babnen, Der Waco,
6amiltun & 8rumnuooo unn Der
@ainespiue & geros GDuthern. if
ibr Charter beffdtigt nproen. @r.
itere iDu BON @acu nod BrDmn'
mDDo. leBtere nDn Gainesville nod
Wtiueral Weus eeben.
Der teraniihe 8peia Del
Southern Cotton NnuciatiDn' tuirt
am 49,, "a. uno 25. Suli in @oGege
Station cine G~erlammluna abhalten.
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eaua' Itbe Der aSnia!

beiBt es i'm alten europa, aber bier
sulanbe: 2anae lebe Or. 3iua's
0eue g~ntbedune. Der &6nie Der
6als' uno 2unaenbeilmittel, pom Dem
Wfrs. Sulia &poer 8aiue. ErurO,
Wtaii.. lagt: Sic nerfehlt ME. iofprt
su linoern uno ihneu 6uften uno
@rtdltuna au beiIen." Nnoere beIt6'
tiaen oie8. Die neue @ntoedung
BELT, nahoem Gnoeres erfolalos lit,
ii@er. 8nrantiert upn 40. Drei6
uno 81. gDbn & 60. so Gents uno
$1.00. BrubeHaide fret.
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Retme N"abruussmltte.

9ta6 benz @eiebe iol jebt rein
Gin iebes Nabrun9smittel lein,
9ie 9erren BON Der Sanitdt,
Die a6ten iebt b'rauf frib uno ipdt.
Mean felt Oleum Marsarin
@on iebt ni6t mebr als Butter" bin
l1rb jeber Combination
@ir beisefii9t 3 &eceptden idou.
@er @afIer in bic Mit6 iebt tut,
SIT ftraibar, Drum ieib auf Der !Sut.
Man itraft aud Banti6erei nit 8ein,
giur ioIt bic 5traf' bort b6ber iein,
8eIonbers I9arf miro aufsepaBt,
@enn etiuas yfaules" miro sefaBt,
gin 6leild, @emilen ooer 6ru6t,
@priiber man6er Sdubler au6t,
SIS i6ibt, 10 lit einmal bic @elt,
Sen 6leil9truit ni9t lein oieles @elo,
8irb ba mas 5oules au89eipirt,
90 mirb e8 audi 9leih conoemnirt.
Nun fir bas eroBe Bublifum
SIT bieie SADIE gar ni6t bumnl,
Sic miro, bas iiebt ia Sober Elm,
BON uieter &rautbeit uus befrei'u.
3ri9inen, @ur1tgiit uao oerslei6eu
Die miiiien Dem @eiebe tueiden,
llno zines freut mid auh gar lebr,
. siebt feline n%faulen Slide mebr.
9o6 petB ib eins. oa8 INNER rein
@etueIen uuo Itets mirb 10 iein.
@as 1T, tuer iuiberItreitet's mir,
9as allie CUTE 9une gtar Bier.
0Ort lift fem 6alld, bort lift feiu 9rus
8er Gone gtar trintt, Der banoelt flu9
Nus reinem Sopfen, 9utem MoIS
Birb es 9ebrart, ,,o'rum @ott erbultS!"
Drum fa0t mein @lus init Lone Star Bier,
SD bringe tinen Toult aus bier.
9aB allies in ser Belt 10 rtin,
8ie oieleS Zone Star mb9e lein!
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100 Metlen In Der stnnee

usttels 9ampftroft Dber Glettriaitdt iif
for~tsubeueeen. tptro in abiebbarer 8eii
cine Eatiobe iein, Sntiabe TT aber iebi
fh0n uno piro tir aGe 8eiten bleiben,
ouB tetne 10 heiltrdftiae Gr5uei anf @Dt.
tes tpeiter Belt eriitiert fir ale 2eioen
Der Seroouunasor9ane, bes MaQens, Der
9eber. Der 9arme uno ber Nieren, tpte
bic berfibmten ct. Bernard &rauterptl.
len. Sur in 8e5ug amf bieie ieeensreibe
Nr5nei mabt bic Belt feine TDrtlbritte;
benn es bat ME cine before Meot5in fir
ale iene 2eibeu eeeeben, nod tuirb ed
eine iOlbe te 9eben. Sir nnr 25 Gents
in alien Npotbefen gu baben.
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@uttauIht nismaIs.

Sebr pisle onrh 8eitureen -ariae'
prieiene 0silmittel ermeilen Ii@ aIe
5eblihlas. menn man iie antuenoet.
6unt's 2iabtuine Del 1T cine Nus.
nahme. Das 8ertrauen sl i6nt lit
anaebraht-inan miro ME enttdniht,
nenn man es qebrauht. gS lit fiber
oas ar6Bte 6eilmittel fir lhmere
Tale, Die es aiebt. @eaer Shnitt.
uuo Branonun6er, Gerreneuna,
Sbmersen &c. finoet es nidt Ieines
8leihen,
SEQ 6. 8aobod,
Doniphnn. Wo.
sTsudtS s Gents Oonnnn . Ginnrre
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Nahftehenoes

Nahftebenoes .mabre8 @es
ihihthenA geht augenblidlih ourd
bic oeutiben 8eituneen: Bum Nrst
fDntmt in 9r0Bter Nufreguna cine
6rau. rWtei Wann bat fih grab
Qefhwino a biBle g'benft. tummet
Sc no ihneu. er ihtrampelt 10 nit
De TnaBi" Der ayst matt iiA ipfort
nit Ger Srau aui oen 8ee uno fraat:
Sic baben cen Strtd o0b ubQes
ihnttten?" ,Wns bentet Sc, 6srr
Dottur, oes bob / mi net traut. mel
Wtann bot mir OF fir aQemnl perbps
ia, nir an feline Difbpofitionn 81
Qnoerei"
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Sepe shulp

r6cbt iicb auf grben. unreaelmdBe Sc.
benspeiie, Man9el on f6rperliher Betpe<
gung, &C. fiibren 81 ienem entieblib qud>
ienoen uno aefabrliben 2eioen Der Bluts
ooerfnDten Doer 96mDrrboioen. Muf bic
erfte SBulo feben Giele ober oonn cine
a%tpeite, pelhe iib nod ithIimmer rd6t;
bic Shulo, iih bDn ibren Shmer8en
fopflos einem Guadialber iberltefern au
iafien, Der bic uebel nit Der S@niirtette
Doer nit NebmitteIn nod ihlimmer madbt.
User an SdmOrrbDioen leloet, oente ba.
ran, 6aB es elm fiberes 6eilmittel fir
9amorrhDiben 9ibt, Sr. Silsbee's be.
rfibmte Nnafeiis. 8rDben merben bon
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