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Arizona republican., 1907-06-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Batterles-Smith and Pruitt. Glaze and Criger.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-21
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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-12-14
MATTERS AGREEABLY AR
RANGED.

At the first melting of the Railroad
Commission, on Wednesday, Mr. A. T.
Siler, the member from the Third
District, was elected President for the
first two years, with the understand
ing that Col. L. P. Tarlton, the other
Republican member of the Commits
sion, should serve in like capacity
for the succeeding two years. Thus
making things serene all the way
round
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-12-14

Col. G. w. Fowler, of Kentucky
Military Institute, at Lynland, was
here with his fine corps of cadets on
Tuesday, to take part in the inaugu-
ration ceremonies. The boys
marched-iike veterans and our old
friend, the Colonel, had reason to be
proud of them He is every inch a
soldier and fine gentleman. He made
us pleasant call. We rejoice in his
life work. He brought his handsome
better half with him also.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-12-14
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or any blood or skin disease, take
Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. b. Soon
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Balm Co., Atlanta, Ca B. B. B. is es-
pecially advised for chronic, deep
seated cases, as it cures after all else
fails.
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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-12-14
ACCIDENT ON INTERURRAN.

On Wednesday morning, at 8
o'clock, an interurban car, bound to
Lexington, became stalled by the fail
ure of the electric current. While
waiting for reinforced current, an
other car came sliding down the hill,
of course, having no headlight burn
ing. +, 1t crashed into the first car, in
juring several passengers, among
them one gentleman whose arm was
broken. The cars were both dam
aged and transportation delayed
several hours.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-12-14
FRANKFORT BOY WINS APP
POINTMENT.

Among the recent appointments
made by the Board of Control of the
city of Louisville, is that of Mr.. Harry
Todd Crittenden, son of Mrs. Robt. H..
Critenden, of this city, who was APP
pointed Superintendent of the Street
Cleaning Department.
Another Frankfort boy comes to
the front and lands good response
BILE position.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-12-14
Observation-Disclosures.

To the regret of every patron of
the city schools, Mr.. Jno. A. Brislan,
member of the Board Of Education
from the Second Ward, has resigned
the position. He had served hereto
fore and made most efficient officer.
Mr. M. j. Meagher was selected to fill
the vacancy.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-12-14

Judge w. II. Holt, wife and daugh-
ter, of Pewee Valley, attended the in
Mr.. Schuyler B. Mayhall, Jr., of
Lexington, was the guest of relatives
here this week.
Capt. Garnett D. Ripley, wife and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, attended
the Inauguration.
Col w. H. Kidd, evangelist for the
Hoge-M Montgomery Shoe Co., is at
home for rest.
Mr.. Clay H. Hatchitt and wife, of
Newtown, were guests of Mrs. r. P.
Pepper this week.
Mrs. VIM. G. Hunter, of Chicago,
attended the Inauguration.
monies Tuesday.
DR.. Chas. G. Kearns, son and daugh-
ter were guests of Miss Rebecca
Averill this week.
Mr.. Ira S. Shy and wife, of Cynthi-
ana, attended the Inauguration cere-
monies this week.
Mrs. ]. B. Lewis, of Versailles, was
the guest of Mrs. ]. C.HHubbard Tues
day and Wednesday.
Judge Howard R. French, of Mt.
Sterling, was here Tuesday and made
us a pleasant call.
Mr.. Tarlton G. Julian, of Florida,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. G.
w. Chinn, this week.
Judge H. r. Dysard, of Grayson,
was here to attend the Inauguration
and the Court of Appeals.
Miss Ella Wolf, of Lexington, was
the guest of Mrs. d. ]. McElligott,
Steele street. this week.
Capt. S. G. Sharp, U. S. Marshal
Eastern District of Kentucky, Coving-
ton, was here on Tuesday.
Mr.. Jno. M Scott, of Louisville,
was the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Mary Y. Scott, this week.
Mr.. j. w. Brewer and wife, of
Louisville, were guests of Mrs. w. B.
George and wife this week.
Mr. Sam Stone Bush, of Louisville,
was the guest of Col. Geo. F. Berry, at
Juniper Hill, this week
Mrs. r. NJ Jackson and Miss Clara
Ewell. of London, were guests of Mr.
w. ]. Roberts this week.
Mr.. j. l.. Butler and wife, of Som
erset, were guests of her father, MIR.
w. J. Hughes, this week. {
DR.. w. c. Curran, of Cincinnati,
was here to attend the Inauguration
and made us pleasant call.
Miss Nadenton James, of Lexing.
ton, who was the guest of Mrs Albert
Umethun, has returned home.
Miss Mary Chambers Locke, OF
Louisville, was the guest of Miss Mary
Todd, West Side, this week.
Mrs. Jas. L. Watson, of Lexington
was the guest of her sister, Mrs
Kittie Todd Holmes, this week.
1t. Gov. w. H. Cox, wife and daugh,
ter, Of Maysville, were guests of Mr.
w. H. Hoge and wife this week.
Mrs. Maggie Belle Drake, of Var
nallton, was the guest of her father
Mr.. Jno.i p Hostetter, this week
Mrs. Geo. T. Hord, of Versailles,
was the guest Of Col. Jno. F. Davis
and wife, Ann street, this week.
Hon. w. L. Cannon and wife, Of
Midway, were guests of Col. Geo. F.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-12-14

Berry, at Juniper Hill, this week.
Mr.. w. T. Mclean. of Sidney, o.,
who was the guest of Mr.. Geo. A.
Lewis, returned home on Tuesday.
Mr.. Harry T. McEldowney and wife,
of Lexington, were guests of Mr..
Frank d. Clark, for the Inauguration.
Mr.. VIM. Robb and wife, of Win
chester, were the guests of his brother
in-law, Mr.. Jno. P. Hostetter this
week.
Mrs. John C. Bridges and daughter,
Mrs. Edwin NJ. Dryden, of Dayton, o.,
are guests of Dr. E. C. Roemele and
wife.
Mr. w. ]. Chinn, Of Colorado
Springs, Col, lis the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Ellen H. Chinn, Willxin-
son street.
Postmaster Robt. E. Woods and
wife, of Louisville, were guests of
Mr.. W. T. Reading and wife, this
week.
Mr.. Julian VanWinkle, of Danville,
who has been the guest of his brother,
Mr.. Arthur @. vanWinkle, has re-
turned home.
Prof. A. NJ Wilson, of State Col
lege, Lexington, and wife, were guests
Of her parents, Mr.. ]. E. Miles and
wife, this week.
Mr.. Julian Chinn, of Buffalo, N. Y,
who has been the guest of his parents,
Dr. Geo. W. Chinn and wife, left Mon
day for Louisville.
Col Sam. G.. Boyle and wife and
Mrs. Pierce Butler, of Louisville, were
guests of Col. Geo. F. Berry, at Juni-
per Hill, this week.
Mr.. VIM. Tremere and wife, of
Whitman, Ca, who have been guests
of his parents, Mr.. Jno. W. Tremere,
and wife, have returned home.
Mr.. Knox Brown and wife, of Tay-
lorsville, were guests of his sisters,
Mrs. w. F. Barrett, Mrs. w. T. Scott
and Mrs. Jos. T. Bailey. This week.
Mrs DR.. Fred C. Thum, of Louis
vile, was the guest of Miss Mona
Goodwin, Third street, Inauguration
day, and remained until after the
ball.
Mrs. A. w. Carroll, of Lexington,
came down last Saturday, and re-
manned; the guest of Mrs. Claude
Bowles, Third street, until after the
inauguration ball, last Tuesday night.
Mr.. Richard Dietzman, Secretary of
Gov. Wilson, at Louisville, was in
the city this week to see his chief
indicted into office. He was adj
mitted as an attorney in the Court of
Appeals
iOhl
was visitor to our city last Tuesday
There are attractions here for him
other than the making of new COVER
nors, and that event was not the
prime reason for his coming.
Mr.. Russell S. Penn, of Pittsburg,
Penn, was the guest of his parents,
MIR. 81 Penn and wife, this week. He
has been transferred by the big cleo.
trical company, with whom he is EN-.
ployed, to Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. ]. e. Falkland, of Kansas City,
Mo-, and Miss Eva Cummins, of
Louisville, were guests of Mr.. Jno.
M. Bull aSd wife this week.
Mr.. Jno. B. Walker, an old Frank
fort boy, and veteran of the 22d KY.
Volunteers, U. S. A., now of Louis
vile, was visitor here this week.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-12-14
PERSONAL

Judge w. H. Lilly, of Irvine, was
here this week.
Mr.. Nat Stone, of Versailles, was
here on Tuesday.
Mrs. W. H. VanWinkle is visiting
friends in Louisville.
Miss Roberts is the guest of Misses
Scottow, Steele street.
Mr.. Sam S. Shepard, of Covington,
was here this week.
Hon. Harry Bailey, of Cynthiana,
was in the city this week
Mrs. Jno. c. Davis is visiting her
mother, in Nelson county.
Judge Geo. DuRelle, of Louisville,
was in2the city this week.
Judge w. L. Jet visited relatives
in Versailles on Sunday.
Mr.. w. H. Order, of Richmond,
was in the city this week.
Judge A. R. Burnam, of Richmond,
was in the-eity this week.
Mr. Louis Lea, of Shelby county,
attended the inauguration.
Capt. ]. D. Rummons, of Maysville,
81, ;no
Mr.. H. C: DUNCAN, q Lyndon,
visited friends here this week.
Mr.. Frank H. Johnson and wife, of
Louisville, were here this week.
Col. Sam H. Stone and wife, Of
Louisville, were here this week.
Mr.. Eugene Craig and wife, of Yer
sailles, attended the inauguration.
1t. Gov John Marshall and wife,
of Louisville, were here this week.
Mr.. Jno. H. Morris, of Woodford
county, was in the city on Saturday.
Mr.. R. M. Bergman, of Irvine, at
tended the Inauguration on Tuesday.
Mr.. Sugene Craig and wife, OF Yer
sailles, were in the city on Tuesday.
Mr.. Jas. D. Richardson, of Shelby
vile, visited relatives here this week.
Col. Emmitt Orr, of Covington, at
tended the Inauguration ceremonies.
Mr.. Ben T. Head and wife, of Lex
ington, were visitors here this week.
Mr.. Sam D. Pinkerton and wife, OF
Versailles, attended the Inauguration.
Mrs. Orlando. B. Gayle, of Falmouth,
was the guest of relatives here this
week.
Miss Bette Mitchell Dudley, of
Flemingsburg, was in the city this
week.
Capt. James O'Connell, of Mt. Sterl-
ing. was here 10 attend the inaugu-
ration.
DR.. w. B. Mcclure and wife, OF
Lexington, were visitors here this
week.
Miss Virginia Thomas is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. c. Gran Graham, in
Lexington.
Mr.. Geo. B. Winslow and Mr. Henry
Schuerman, of Carrollton, were here
this week.
Mrs. ]. T. Gaines, of Crescent Hill,
was the guest of Miss Jennie Gaines
this week.
Miss Teresa McDermott, of Paris,
was the guest of Mr.. ]. P. Hanley and
wife Tuesday.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-12-14
DuRoc JERSEY soAas FOR SALE.

have number of thoroughbred
Duroc Jersey Bears, ready for service.
for sale. Apply to me at Switzer.
G. w. QUARLES
Or at South Trimble's place, where
they are at present.
Nov. 16-2m.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-26
Gin &entudn WGod)en.

Cine Der oft bsiungensn 5Dbier Der
Blue Grab=:Resionen fano ihr Slid
6sdulein Mrns in Softer. Gp., ipridt
oaber ben gigenibiimern BON 6orni's
Alpenfrduier glutbelsber ibreu Gant
aus. sd NOR INNER trdntllp" F.,
ihrelbt aenannte Dame, ~ebe i'd ,5orui's
Nlpentrdltr Nlubeleber 9ebraG1te;
aher nun fiible id I'm Yieles belsr.
Sb bntie iabrelana einen Nuslhla8 ON
0alie, mlher Brennen peruri.tte, oaB
ih por Sufen nibt iblafeu ionnte.
SD Oerluhte alles W0glide. UNI oaucn
befrelt au lperOen. aber unlioult. Stun
TT Der 9luslhlae ueriAmunoen. uno
meine 0aut lit 10 rein ipie bic e,nss
Hlnoes. uno bas bat Der Wlpenfriu!t r.
Slutbeleber bemirtt! Sd ibdye ibn
als bas bette BIHtreiniaunssmittei Der
gBelt. nno tperbe 9lles tbun, ibu popu=
lar 81 MAIDEN. 6orni's Nlpenlrdu.
ter ylutbeieber reinlGt uno bereid1ert
bas Wlut. uno @sfunobeit folat. I'm
udbeve Wustunft nenoe man licb oil
Ole @iaentblimer, Or. Better 6abrnep
& Sons @o., il2-ll8 9opHe Mue.,
gbea9D, Su.
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91nllllllel 80.
Gin ItbernIeS Mmerbitte1s.

gpfilanii, Did,, is. De3 1877 A
Nn Die @eihdftsiiibrer oes Union 0o-
! ipitals fiir Neip pbila. ulo @andl
Doper, 8.
Geehxte Qerrn
SD bin bente 70 Sabre ali uno sum
Mnoenten an meinens 8eburtbt09 Uiu
| i'd gum Bau nnb 3ur Ginrihtung Oes
neuen Union 0olpitals, bas 5piid)en
Canal Doper uno Nen pbilaoflphiG
erri6tet merben foa, gu Dem, mas i9
Ihon beiaeltsuert l$l000). iDeifeFe $500
unb 3uiammen allo $500 bergeben,
unter oerBeoinaune: DaB bet Name Der
Staot Nep pbilaoelpbin, o.. au Rem
pbila.. O.. bertiir3t ooer Derdn0ert tuers|
De. Elm glame Der idon iebt auf Der Gtr1sI
benbabnlinie atpiihenNepp pbilaoeIpbia.
Mafillon, GantOn. NtrDn uno gltUes
lano angemein i'm @ebraud nnD urlter
oem reiienoen publltum psritanben
miro.
Sd min es beitimmt perIfonbeli ba-
Zen. Bob oieIes Nnerbieten 3uriifae30@
aen piro. nenn Der bamit perbunbene
0oridblas nidt innerbalb anaemeifeners
3eit bon ben Biireern Stem Dbiiabels
phias. ben @auntp @ommiiiondren fnO
Dem pofoffice Gepartement anaenoris
men miro. Meine Grfabrungen in
oieier Nngeleaenbeit paren duberif toif.
ipielia uno drQerlib. nihf nur In Be-
sua auf Brieie ionoern au1 in Be3ng
auf grpreBIenounQen unb fraht. no
itatt zines 8. elm ga. auf Die MbreHe
9enlabt muroe.
Cur Beitdti9uns. ooB i9 n,ein Mns
erbleten ausfabren peroe, tpenn mein
0oriAlag angenommen ipiro. bsrtpeile
i'd an bic 1erren u. Bates uno Jobn
6ance in Der @rbanae Bant. Nen
pbila., >.
Der gorfblas miro Sbnen Jiermit
bor9elsst.
Uti! 0obadtung |!
". Bepers.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-26
golitii6es.

yrdfoent Rooiepelt bat benz Coulter
neur BON Nepaoa einen trdftiaen Hhffsl
ertbeilt unb gleihwitig bepieien. .pie 6,
bic Contribution Der Der. Gtoaten tennt
unb reipettirt. mas als elite Wieoer.e.
sung fiir bieieni9en oienen tann.
Die bies be3tpeifeln. .@rprsB unt
Wefbote. Wir be3,peifeln niht.
bob Der prdlioent Die @onititn.
tion tennt. aber relpeftirt tpirh oieielbe
BON ibm nur bann, .peun es ihm Sera.
Be in ben Gram pabt.
Sn Gleuelanb lieQen Iih bic Mnbdn.
ger bes Bunoesienators Gorater uno oes
Grie9sletretdrs' 3aft in ben 0aaren.
Nud beute nod eebt elm 2ameel ebe,
ourh elm NaoelDbr. ais oab Elm 8ant:
prdlibem ooer Elm Bersnertsmasna
in's 3uhtbaus tommt.
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Sdjon tuteoer ein fdreftiNes
rMbenMn9Iiid.

Nm l9. 9esenber fnb in Der Darr=
2oblengrubs Der Pittsbura @oal So.
in Soeobs Greet, al Der Yittsbura uno
2ate @,ie giIenbabn 2lO Mrbeiter
oerlhiittst norben. SAB bic 3abl Der
Opfer cine nm Die 0dlite aerinaere lit.
tpie I'M. eriien MuQenblife aneenon,=
men wuyoe. tommt oaber: cine 3olonie
fremoeeborener 8rubenarbeiter feierte
oas Namenfeft zines e1ubpatronen
uno bl,eb aus oieiem 8runoe Der Nr=
belt fern. Dieie &eretteten ioilea am
Nbenb ettpns ldrmeno unb In angehei=
tertem 3ulianoe iih auf ben Straben
herum9etummelt baben. Wenn Elm
beieres Betrapen aus Whtung Dor oen
Sooten uno Der @r6Be oes unaiiifs
aud fir lie am plabe aetueien. 10 tam
man oieien. nar ourh 3ufaa bem
9rdblihen Sobe eut9auaenen Mrbeitern
es bod niht ueraraen, wenn iie ibre
&ettun9 feisrten.
gBte bas lneiGd entnanoen, 4piro
mobl eplg elm 8ehimnib bleibeu, oenn
es 1T nidt anliinebmen, baB ouh nur
Elm @insiaer nit oem 2ebsn oapoutom=
men tDunte.
Sic Sare= 3ede lieat auf Der Wed=
isite beg Oousbloabenp blniies. etma
Is Wteilen norbmeitlif bon Gonnells=
bile uno lie lit cine Der GrDBten Der
pittsbure @oal 50. Wie Jad)mdnner
erfldren, maren alle Nlbeiter CUR 3eit
Eoss Srpiefien et,ua sfDel unoeine babe
Dleile bon Der Wliinoung Der 3ebe
entfernt uno taum oentbar, baB Sc:
nlano lebeno oabonaetommen 1T. um=
lolpeni9er, on in sSolae Der @rldbiitte-
runa cine Gefe in Der Brube eintiiste
unD big Die 5riimmer aus benz gaeae
aerdumt linb. miibte jeoer ueberlebsnoe
elenolib Der|hmahten.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Nm Montag CAB @ihter Gbot,pel
feline gntideioung I'M Yroseiie asaen
Den Nonotaten 0en,p gowers. Derfel.
be bari feds Wio,Iate lang. bonn l..
Sonllar 1908 OH gersdnet, i'm Situate
Ohio niht als Rehtsaniuait 0sibdfte
thnn uno bleiht aud nahaer nod 10
lan9e bon Der Nsbtsprarls ausaeIhlol=
len, big Die pro3ebtoFten III oas @punip
6dabamt einbesablt limb. 4idter
Sboiweu erildrte fer,ler, Die Nereeben
BEG Nngefla9ten feien 10 yrnlier Naiur,
oaB Ct oenielben fiir INNER bon Der
Re6!sprpris ausIAtieben waroe, ,uentl
q nidt betiidiihtiaen lpiirbe. bab Der.
Ielbe iAon 40 Sabre alt lei uno cine
groBe 6amilie 81 uerioraen babs.
Rihter Gbotpsu bat am Dienltaa
oas @eriht perta1t. Yin 2. sanuar
beainnt Der Septeilberternlin oes Sc
ritts.
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Ea9esneut0fettett.
phia.

Mnaebli9 neil er au faul mar. iid)
BON ieinem 9aaer su erbebeu. als feline
Mutter ibn pieoerbolt aufforoerte. iid
3ur Nrbeit 3u beaeben, bat lid Solepb
8eorge. Elm 30 Sabre alter Mraber, Der
erit Dor spsi Woden nod Ooun9stomn
einmanoerte, in istbimoroeriiber Mb.
li1t eine t0otlide ShuBmunoe bei9e=
bradt.
Ssran Sobn Wilion BON Barberton
muroe lebte Wode BON ibrem Manne
geidoi1en uno befinoet lih oem 9ooe
nabe. Sbr Wann tam am Mbeno Ing
6aus uno rief: sd weroe oih uno
auh mid felbit t6bten". gr fdob oa=
bel ieiner 6rau cine 8usel in ben leib.
bate aber aniheineno rli1t ben Wutb.
iih ielbit gu toot.n. Ser Bruoer ieis
ner Grau iibereab i'm Der poliSei.
6rau WilIon 1T erft l8 Sabre alt uuo
felt Suli oerbeiratbet. Das paar bat
lih ihon pftmals 9esantt.
Nls Grau @eorse Smell in piqua
ibrem Manne bic 6linte. bic er fret
,pillig nidt bergeben tpogte, aus ben
E0dnnenrib sitsitfCt ItssfaS nno iraf Dsri
Mann t6otiid IN Die 2unse.
Sic poli3ei bon Oeunastomn iudt
.nah ben Gieben, Die SO Bfuno Gpna=
mit-patronen iinb 200 pfuno Spreug=
puluer aus Der Nnlase Der 0amle Cons
ltruction Co. Itablen. Vile YerIute,
ben pulperoisben auf Die Spur gu tom=
men, pareg lplpeit DDaig oersebIit.
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Mm 10. DECEMBER fano in palermo,
Si3ilien. cine puluer @rploiipn natt,
bel nelher SO periOnen aet6otet nno
mebr als 100 pertpunoet ,pnrben. Die
meiifen 2eute famen in einem Qo9ir=
haus fiir Nnsmanoerer um, bas bel Der
grplolion einIfiirste uno oann in Giams
il,en qerieth. Sic @rploiion rihtete in
alien 9beilen Der etoot QrcBen shas
ben an. llnter BEN beIddbiqten Sc.
bduoen beiinoet fib ouh Der beriibmte
Wasorin palaf. in oem Der arobe Gar-
oinal .}nles Ma5arin aeboren ,poroen
iein ioa. uno Der lehr tpertbpoQe
GuniIamnlun9eu entbdit.
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sebr y perjHteoener Weimut,a. /.

Nbrdham VroDn bon WintertDil,
g. D., bate cine dllBerlt bemericnss
lpettbe Grfabrurg.s ST Iaat: alerate
lpareu iiber mid fsbr berIdiebener wseis
nuna; elmer iaste 6erale,oen. 3mei
nannten es 9tierentrantbait, Der 0ierte
Slutueraiftuns uno Der 6iinIte Maaen-
uno 2eberleioen. ood balf mir Geiner
oerielben. @nolib rietb mir meine
Satin. Glectric Bitters 81 perluhen,
mel6e mid polIitdnoiser gslunobeits
auriidgaben. Sine GlaIhe that mir
mehr gut, als 9lles mas Die flint Mefate
Oerlbrieben. @arantirt Ylutperaifa
tung, Sdmdhe uno alIe Waaen=, 2e-
ber= uno gtierenleioen gu turiren bon
%. 9. peter's slpotbefe.A Yreis SO,
Gents. Sn peters Npotbete tpirOE
oeutIb geIprobeu.
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aaiaap.

Nu9ult Niaaline, Der gbef Der Sir
Gus Som bilfation. pslhe Die @irenHe
bon Hinalinl gros.. Yarnum & gui=
lep uno 6orepauab Sells tentroulrt,
1T in NeD Grleans in einem Sanita=
RUM geiforbel.
Nad Yehauptnno zines proie0ors
Der @eologie iul lih in pife Gnuntp,
Gp.. Elm 9iamantsnfelo bon elelhsr
9eoloaiiher Beibafsubeit b iinoeu,
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luorosn iein.
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uon ieinsr Heile um Die gDelt nod
Waibinoton 3uriif9etsbrt. Ct bra1!e
neue .yerliherungen bon Sapans
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ssyames s.. Glipbant. Gbef Der 9rpBetl
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Co.. in ieiner Office BON Charles o..
@eiger. eirem Runoen BON Beaufort.
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permunoet. Geiaer madte oaIn auf
Der Stele ieinem eigenen 2ebtn eln
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8ern09en in. Spetulationen perloren
uno belt ois Matler=Gisma fir lelne
8erluite Deranttportlid.
| Sn Noms. &a., tpuroe aelegeutld
Der Yorieauna oDaniel Boone" i'm
Dpernbauis Die 5hauipielerill gsona
2eslie uno Der 51aulpieler Oscar
D'Sbea DOfl einem WDlf an ben Oh.
men uno eeiten 3ienlido 3erneilbt.
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tueien.
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