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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

children truly is done; night as well
day the mother forever has the yoke upon her neck
thousand trihng duties and exasperations pursue her
like cloud of mdges So, If she sometimes complains
who blame her? Though there thousands who
word but do their best always
fully, so long they live. But to the who be-
eves that all that husband does is to so downtown
there while the hours away till o'clock in joyous
dom | would say that would like her to really know
what 1t means.
To many man it means being virtually slave The
mother at least, while she may be slave to her work
can order it 1t suits her; out the who is
of another take is said to him. obey orders
and put pride-and in many principle-in his
pocket. On such husband rests always the haunting
responsibility maintaining the home He can never
forget that mother and children look to him and him
alone for bread and shelter and food. This burden
no slight H. stay for every day in the week
In one room at place. he bright dark clean
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17
PUBLIC SCHOOLS LACK INDUSTRIAL TRAINING
BIZ Andrew S. Draner

The length of the school period and the pro-
ductfye value of the citizen are closely re-
lated. lndustrialism is the great basis Of a
nations true strength and real culture
knowing this. We have seen that there is
not sufficient articulation between the educa-
tional and the industrial systems Of the coun-
try. We have seen the indefinite expansion
Of instruction and the unlimited mnltinlica tior
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17
VOTERS RESPONSIBLE FOR POLITICAL GRAFT.
BY II. C. LoudensIager

We will never have really pure politics in
America until we devise some means for COM
polling voters to perform their duties. At the
present time the percentage Of men who shirk
their responsibility, particularly at the pri-
maries is enormous. The result is that the
political game in America is played too often
only by an inferior class of citizens, who could
easily be outvoted by good men. These de-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

One trouble with the maj who starts
out to XIII time Is that he kills q lot
az time belcnxing to busy people
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

Fashion note: Women's skirts WIN
be worn 50 narrow this winter that
they never In the world win be able TO
run TO q fra
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17
A GOOD HUSBANDS HARD LOT.
By Louise Safferfhwai.he

Sometimes, 1t seems to me, that worn and
worried wives and mothers forget, or at least
neglect to remember, that good husbands bear
their equal half of the burden. woman who
RIMS a house and cares for children has no
sinecure; this is the truth but the man who
has to find every cent to pay for 1t all has no
easy snap of it, either A womans work Is
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

The well-worn hoe is good testi-
nonial for the farmer The rusty hoe
tel's another tale
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

When mustard is serious pest the
fields are sprayed with a solution that
kills the weed but does not harm the
crop.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17
PALMA OF CUBA DEAD.
First President of Freed Island Sue
eumbs to Pneumonia.

Tomas Estrada Palma. first Presi-
dent of the present Cuban republic
died at Santiago Wednesday afternoon
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

Carrots are good feed for dairy
cows. as well as other stock. When not
fed in too large quantities they pro
vide the best winter food for the milk
cows. The carrot is always greedily
eaten BY stock, as 1t has In 1t a con-
siderable quantity Ct sugar and 10 ele-
ment of bitterness. Carrots are also
supposed to relp color the milk IN the
direction desired, but It would take
a good many carrots to accomplish
much in this regard. The effect Of feed
ing carrots is very good on the diges-
tive system.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17
I'd it would be for you to do sucn a

surd 1t would be for you to do sucn a
thing.
Il am sure II could talk to you my
meaning would be easier to catch. You
see, have your best interests at heart
1t Is just that. | have noticed lately
that Rosa girl making eyes at you
and most men think she has fascinat-
Ing eyes because they slant little. She
certainly knows how to use them, and
there really was no excuse for you to
beam at her as you did the other night.
I'd have spoken about it only I don't
let myself notice such trivial occur
rences. l never could be jealous of the
Ross creature
Howard, you don't really like her,
do you? I'd do anything to save you
from such a fate, / believe. 1 wish /
could talk to you. feel blue for some
reason. l guess 1t Is because miss
you this evening. 1 suppose you didn't
come over because you wanted your
letter to take full effect. I'd lots rather
have you than the letter. want you
to say 1t! And you won't get this till
tomorrow. Good gracious, l can tele-
phone and you'll be over in ten min
utes-"
She rushes toward the telephone,
tearing the letter into bits as she runs.
She calls for his number In a breath
less voice, and then with disappoint-
ed, "Oh Isn't he in?" hangs up the
receiver.
She stands biting her lip and the
tears come to her eyes.
IL wonder she gasps to herself, Il
wonder--if Howard could-if he could
be calling on that Ross girl I'll marry
| him myself before she shall have him r
| She rushes again to her desk and
begins another letter. 1t is five lines
long and says yes" in the first line
Chicago News.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17
PRESIDENT ELIOT OF HARVARD

University's Famous Head Resigns
After Many Years Service.
President Charles w. Eliot Of Har-
ward University. who has resigned, is
"A years old, and since his election as
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

The best lice killer we ever tried is
plenty of fine ashes in the chicken
house. The birds stir up mighty dust
often and no louise can live in It.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

Cream that is ripe for churning pre-
sents smooth, satiny appearance
wSen stirred.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

1t is impossible to keep tia milk
utensils too clean.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

In Holland they rotate the fertill-
zers as well as the crops. Each crop
has its particular coaxer. Perhaps that
is why they farm successfully on land
worth $1,000 per acre.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

The horse with long-estabished
case of worms should be given a pur-
gative before any tonic treatment is
begun. Administer four drains Of
aloes before breakfast or on a empty
stomach. Also give a warm enema Of
four quarts Of strong soapsuds. Fol-
low this with a course Of tonics. Sui
phate of iron, two drachms; gentian,
four drains, and columbia. two drains I;
twice daily, for a week or two. Give
at the same time sound, nourishing
diet and gentle regular exercise.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

California oranges are now washed,
brushed, dried aud ice cooled before
being placed in refrigerator cars for
shipment to the east These new
methods are proving big money savers
to the growers. Some Of the big pack
ing houses in the fruit belt turn out
from ten to fifteen carloads in a day
and they arrive in Chicago and New
York in fine condition.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

Over five million bushels of pota-
toes were grown on Long Island last
year, but ON account of the Loose mar
keting methods of the growers very
small profits were realized from the
work.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

Dirty eggs are usually hard to clean.
Vinegar is used by some and some use
brick dust as a securing material. Soap
and water seldom give satisfaction. The
use of alkali on the egg removes the
mucilaginous substance and this re-
duces the power of the egg to keep.
This mucilaginous material fills the
pores and so keeps out the air.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

ingly. The difficulty is the labor of
handling the sick birds,--Kansas Farm
err.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

For the farmer who still uses blind
ers upon his horses and tight check
rein, a humane stoclxraiser suggests
the experiment Of tying his head back
as far as possible and then putting a
black piece of cloth one inch in front
of his eyes. He wouldn't like it, to
be sure. Neither does the horse.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

In Sullivan County, New Hampshire,
last year only sixty-eight sheep were
raised Just before the war the sheep
industry was the principal one in this
and adjoining counties, but the gen
eral depression of farming and the
ravages of dogs and Wild animals de-
stroyed the industry.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

Farmers of New Jersey are asking
for a law to abolish all spring shoot
ing Of game birds and to stop the
shooting of woodeocks in July. The
woodcock shooters tramp over the
meadows before the grass is cut and
cause great loss.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

Do you know how to ground your
fence wires to prevent lightning do
ing damage to stock? Simply thrust
a length of heavy wire several feet
into the ground down the side of Oc-
casional posts, and staple to the fence
wires where they cross.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-17

The board silo can be given &C.
ment lining by Cheating with lath and
applying the cement Silos thus lined
should be thoroughly cleaned each
year and then washed with thin ce-
ment to fill the cracks which may
have formed in the thin lining.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-30

Rad Scr II iden eta,
tiff mllr0cn in @ritiif 3 Sn0icn I'M
Sabre t906-t907 24,23O Ecrionen
b1trd) miloc Sbicrc g%ct0Otet. 9fid)t
mcnigcr ais sos Ecrion lpllroen in
Nritild- Snoicn bon Iigern o%eto0tet,
non 2eoporocn mrr0cn 37i. pon@ols
len 273 rn0 bon on6eren mil0cn
&bicren 100 Ecrionen getobtct, nab
reno 22,S54 @erionen ben 9iiien gil
tiger ShIongen crlngcn. Bic Eeit
forberte in Oergongenen Sabre t.
20t,t94 Opicr; mdbreno Der Icbten
3cbn Sabre iinb III 3noien iltsgc-
ionlnt 5,92t,160 Weniden OH oieier
aronfbcit gcItorben. Gie 9eacnmGrs
tigc 9epolfcrung 9rttiif Snoicn'S
5G6lt 29l,3G1, 056 Eerionen, Ole 55,s
8lt,3t5 @cbQlroc uto @dllier beluob-
ncn lno tS5 peridieoene Spro6en
dCbralldcn.
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lmo no Ole wcibc 0olnc nodtuart.
ocjtc, 9cntc fiirdjtctc iif obcr nid)t.
Stc mar iritbcr Idon olf SdloB 500
bcnbrlth Qclpcicn uno tonntc oic9fdltr
me, Sic ionO Ooa &olth5immcr Iebr
boIo. &eiic 0iinct tic bic Ibiir aus
6ltrd)t Is t0nuc nod elmer Der Ser
rem Oorin icin. Nbcr oo@ 3%intnner
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9[nftiuns. NnSci0en.
e. Milan saucrpriu, iunt IhlnnIt.
g{r, 11OQ-l1tU, GaiocrtsVllloll1.


luEIlUuullNN UAAHbOAhHiANN' '
9amt.GigcntbutEe
Or. StS, $50 uuo S34, Haro'9oiuarosSt rnNc'
strait nCr in bCm Gellnntellie oea pcIlIotugIell
Enuie[ Cannon cutbultcIlCll Nltnrltdi HNo I'M
ter eiucnt gefcbl ocS ISaItellgcrlNts Der Staot
Baltimore miro Der untcrielcDlete, hOtlltNtioc
Icita mentapuuitrcdcr am Mnntn9, oeH .. No
pcf;bcr 1908. an Den rcipcttlben Nrtctl dul DE-
f]cniIicner gluftion bu5 lpcrtGnoIe 9rlIlo@It@trclC
lulo EahtetgCutbuut uCrtdllelt, oa2, ptE Iou3!
beidriCben loir0, lldillld:
ilm $50 ilnr glndjm, VT. SIS, Nprn'puluuror
Strubc, hcbuu! nit cilcnl orclllodl0cr jlelcl
ifcins6ars NIT SintcrGuis. IS hepillt an Der
J3citfeite bon &uluGrosStrnbc, l05 Ellb NototlO
BON MtaoiiptsS trnhc, mil, elller Grpnie an yr
fdQter eritQcnuHntGr StruBe poll eIoa Ia Nlb
nit elmer Itcfc bon cnpn 80 SUB, 8rHnojlle
lInp iuiurt Surnni. gr. $50, Nor soutuorO-
StraBe, bc0aut nit etnem ~oreliipdl9en 3lCNcia
itcinzoaus unO 5uciiiidiQcm Nlnterbous. -
be0iult an Der 9Scitielte Der Snlndro lStrGbc.
ctipd $50 Sub lie 3oll utrOIId polI NtdoiipU
Strnbc, nit elmer Grortc an hefnater CyltN1
Hannle Gtr1be pon ctru II Sub ulo 6 SOL.
nit elmer Stcie bon GINA 70 6uB. @rltllo5iiie
$4,000.
ltno iufort bnraui. Or. S3l, Gurb. 0uporo.
strnbc, bcbultt nit ciuCIl OrclitOdtAeu 3IcQCls
iieinz0au2. @3 bCPiult at Der 9~SCitiCitc upu
StruBc, nit elmer Sroutc an bciuGtcr crftRc
%uuunter Strnbc bon ctpd fl Sui. 21a Sou. nit
elmer Jicfc bon chuu 70 SUB. @rnuo i%inefrCt.
ellie unioitct bis 5ltrl Gage ocs Scrtal'5 be-
aIidct.
&erfuuf3s0 coinaunNcn: Wudr. Sin Scpoftt
bon, S1Oe miro bonn Ndnicr cinc3 icoclt @ru'los
itiideS 8ur 3cit hCS &crfuuf5 pcr!aEQt.
Charles ". @%cuielcr,
uCbcrlcbcuocr Observation-Disclosures.
4nttiipn d @ntnu,
IuttiouutorCu.
tcn9t, $4,000 ;Noo2, SO
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e.. Nlnu Saucriuciu, juu., AuluGlt.
NJ. llO9-lll9 ga. u2rtsSulloiug.
0crtauf hes ibcrlcbcueCn Gcrluuitcte nCo
lucrtBuUlicu GnhtcincutGums
Nj. 121, gurosNutHms Struic, unO
9ir. 901 unO 9t3, Sruioa0ilt sgucuuc.

|
Hruft Der in Dem 1citumcltc ocS bcritorbC1cu
SauiCl GuuInn cntbuItcncll glutorttdt uuo nm
ter eiucm letcbl hc9 lSutiCugcrihte Der Slaot
Baltimore miro Der uutcrSCihuete, itberlcbclOc
IcildmeutsboulirCdcr am GUnncritag, oel II.
gioncrlbCr 1905, 81 0cn rabbennlIricl Stunoel
an bCH rCipCftiOcu SrtcI duf 0ltcltlibCr 9ll:l
tlOu ous lUcrlbpuuc Eudteiacutbunt orrinulcl,
oGS mic tUlGt hCldriChcl min, 1utnlld:
lin $50 llbr Audlm. 9r. 72tt N~0ro'6rtaps
StraBc, bChGilt nit ctlclll oretliodt9cl 5le1clz
itciua EdocH mo lSObnbUt5 nit Nintcrb0uo. IS
hegiunt an OCr Gillette Der Gutalu= SirnGt, Ciluu
2Oi ,SuB norolidl bon Document. SlrnBc, nit
Is Sub, nit elmer Giclc bon ctpu 81 SUB.
Sruno6in3 $4,000.
lin 4 llbr Iadlm. Nr 907, Sruto s0tl. Niue,
hcbuul nit Cincm hrciltDdiqcH SuocIl Il. 9SoDHs
bulI5 nit NiutCrbaIa. IS bC0inIt an Der
gturouitsS eitc bon Grub Oil HlucnIe, etlpu 1i2
SUB uurOpcitIi6 BON Nioolcs StraBe. nit elmer
,Srontc an ~hCiGQtcr critQenaltnter StraBe bon
ctluu 20 SuB. nit Cincr lictc bon ctluu 80
SUB bis 3t elmer ylcN. @rIn05t1s $1,000.
hchnut nit ciucm 0rciil0dlGen SlcgelitelIIsSdoell
mo ISobubduS. nit Nintcrbnlo. IS begtllIit
an Der gturOoiticiic bon Suiih=0iIz9lucnue ct
lua 1872 SuB uurblpcillidl bon NibhlcsStrabe,
NIT elmer Grputc an hCin1icr crilGcndnntcr Cir.
bon ctlpu IL SUB, nit elmer Gicie BON ctluu 50
Suf bis 81 clnCr NIcO. V5runO5ine $4,000.
gluc u%rGoftcl bis 6unl Gage oc5 Scrtaiis be
pIibcIt. -
Ncrfatie NcbinouuQcn: Vaar. Sin 9epOiit
bon 500 mtro pom Ndlttr cine" ieoeIl SruHos
itiidce 5lr 3cit oCs NcrfnufS nCr1nnQt.
Charles ~. Scuielcr,
llcbCrlCbcnocr Observation-Disclosures,
Tnttiiuu d @ntnu,
Npftiunatprcn
(Su2t, 1926, 20; gtuo2 ,5,tI,t2)
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8 NJ dD c 5.

j c 5 a i'll NJ e II it Ell =.
- Wtlttter: nMarum lpialt
1u nenn portoltt Oos blallc aleio all,
5ieben llto nidt lieber oa3 idrpor5e?"
- 3o6ter: nMcil id bellte nit Dem
tlonhcn Rcierenoor olisgebe; Der
luBt nid)t SIT Dem i6luarjer!"
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50 it's red t. - Solbot Goes
N(bcnos in Scr Slide bel ieiner So
dim: ,@ieoer aalbfleiih? Sd bobe
Tod, gciagt, gu iollit nal Sommel-
braten Inoden." aodin: ,glber
Gle Serridoit ibt bod, feinen Sam.
melbrutcn." Soloat: .Mo, oeIto
6eiierll"
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gu Ucrfau len.
9aS @cIpradJ uun g8cIt.@aItimurc.

LAS WCtprndD ppH 2ScfzSRIttNprc.
- SCuc RCiBt JWciIiUftgcr Gcrauoas-
-Srunt.0auicr CIT Der TprSicitc Der
-5aHrttc. Strnhe, 5luiidcu Smnmpuub.-
Tub Scntaluns ettnfe, Gin @cuicrt Upn-
-9inhtOirnFt.etu schs Simmer init
-mpbernem CAB nnO @dihcrCi I'M Sci
fer. Sfin %Octorirt, crmcntirtcr Searr,-
MODERN GCpflnitrrtr Strafc. MdBigrr--
-Frcis, Gcihte Scbinnuuacn. 3Rr Su.-
-ipcitipn tGaltd utS euuntnGs uffcn. -
EcnbOog Suiloin9 So,
(Sftt0-)
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e. Milan Snncr,ucir, JIM, Nnluult.
gtr. 11O0-lllg, Gu.ucrtsSutIOtng
0crtauf oCs iiUcrlcbenoW 8crunltcrs oes
ncrtbUU1cu YadltciGcntBuits
Hr. S33, Nuros 0uluuro'Str., uHo Hr. SIG,
SnIru .SfruGr.

Nr. S33, Morn sOuluuro' Str, uto Nr. $50,
Snipns Struec;
gr. S59H., Morn .oolu arb. Str, uub Dir. SGs,
Sniuus Strahc;
unn 9fr. SOL, Nuro.oulunr sStraRs
strait Der in bcm IeiinmcHtc hcs perltorbelell
Sariel Cannon crtbnitcrcu g(ltoritit mo I'M.
ter ctnem &cicbI hcS lSuticlaert6to Der Stnot
Baltimore miro her untcr5cthnetc itberlcbenoe
Observation-Disclosures an N'itt>uudl, Den II.
gtuocrlbcr 1908. 81 oCI ruch9eldlulct Sllllls
oc1 an orll rctpcltibeu GrtCn nuf o1tentlihcr
Nuftipu oas pcribuouc EnhtetGentbunl oeriaus
icr. has mic folGt, bcitrtebel miro. ndmlid;
lin $50 llBr 9iadIm. 9r. S33, ROrbaSupGro'
Strac, bchdut nit ctHcm 21a ltodl9en Enocn
mo gSpbnbdns nit pinterbaus mo etrcnl ?
ithdiQcIt observation-disclosures I'M 9iuierboie.
ais gir. S26, 5biOnsStrabc, bciarrt, IS be
ainnt an oer Sitlcite ocr poluaros Strnbe, etlua
go SUB nBroIi6 bon WinoiionsStrnbc, nit CT
ncr 6rontc at hcidgier critgcldnflicr SlraBe
bon etlpa 10 5ub. nit elmer un%rcNcImdbi9en
Parcm's @Qdn, iett I1ionsStraBe 9cnannt'
Srino3iHa $1,000.
llne Iuiort S%nraui. Gr. S59Na, Iuro.6utunro'
Strafc, behnut nit Cilcnt 215 sltodiaet 3tepc!s
fteins2nocn nno 8obnbnits nm etncrl 2sttdis
Ge1 6auS i'm StntcrbUl ais yr. SBS, 40lnlls
Stra6c. heluTnt, IS bcNtlt1t an Der GlileIic
bon Snlunro4 Strnbc, etpa 500 SUB mo . sou
ltbrbIih bon Minoifo1lsS trn6c. nit elmer 6rorie
nit beiadtcr crituCnnnnter Giraffe bon eilun 10
5IB. nit elmer Siefe bon etpa 167 Sub llno q
3ou, big gnrep's Iue0, tett 29fonsSirabc'
limo iofort onrauf. Or. sci, GorO.Suluurb.
Strnfc, bebollt nit elneui 2bsttodt9cn BieGcls
lttlll-NUlle, NH NlllCtOnll9. Us henilli ul oct
Eftfcite bon 6omur6sS nnBe. ctlua $40 SUB
njrolih bon Wtnotfons StruRe. nit elmer 6roltte
on bCinqtcr eritqcnnrnter StrGbc bon etua 10
6uR, nit elmer gie'c bon etrn ITO 5ub mo 9
3nu. llnters@cIinb6in5 $4,000.
Mde l~lHfoitcu biz gum Iogc ocs &crfaui5 be-
9liden. 49,
&erfnufs Rebinaunqcn: @nnr. Sin Scpriit
bon 500 miro bonn Mdltter zines ieoclt @rliltos
itiides Gur ,3cit ocs 8crfnufs pcrlnnat.
Charles NJ. 6ruiSlcr,
llc6erlebcHocr Jeitumerisouaiiredcr.
gattiion q Uabon,
guttiOnaturcn.
tCn2L2 3.26. 20: 9lou2, 5.tO.1D
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$3.50 - Sir eipes icter prabtboQeu Sdlts
fer nabe IuticrfolrEari, ytr. 90, -, % etc,
piorbspare .9traBc. .9cmentirie 1rottoire, aels
Ter ulo Sol; cmaiuirte gdoepanlte uno 1iis
6enat5gub etc. $50 0aGr uno Heit unier iebr
Ieidten gebin9rnacn ianicn Clues iener mooets
men 3Gliier. geii6ti9t ie mo ilber3etat SUD
Gebr lcidic Ncoingun9elt. COWARD J. Sturd,
ait Dirt nuo Stclc. Gunit7, lS,3&S)
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,Scrmann 9n0cn hpun,

8eneraIsgtaen iuo rInoeiaentbu1rssWlniI
enpfieblt it6 ocm geebrten 4ubliium bcitclls
8llrt Golleitiren BON Wlicibcl mo @rlno5inicn.
sum 8erfauf bon ie9lidem @runbciaentbum io'
ME BUR Serii6ering gegCn 6cucr59eiabr. Nub
@6tffsfdrten bon uno nab europa iirto bel
mir 5l BADEN.
bureau: 4O7 @nitbers9Iog.-tt1 R..GborIes.
StraBc. (Septt, t20ite)
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CALL.

$4,000 llnitco RntlipnD5 Sinf ......... so
$4,000 llnitco RuihpnDs 4cr ........... s5H
$4,000 GoufoIionteO Sus Ger ........ 1885,
$4,000 @+N"S ier o.. .............. 43
10 Dinrbldno Gafunlib 81. .......2 II
10 Ibtro Rational Qnuf ...........1I4
$1,000 luitco GuihunDS SIM .......... 53Is
$4,000 unitco RuihpuDs @inf .......... j3H
$1,000 llniteb Roi.uups 4er .......... s54
$1,000 Gin 3Acr. 1928 ............... 0sH
$500 9Th, 3Hcr, 1880 ......,,,..... 90
5000 sim. 3Her. 1886 ...........,. %
$1,000 Rio II. camille Gofo Ger. ...... lO04
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Baltimore MarftbcriGte.
8 III ii

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Mc6l. 3ufubr 1896 8diier, eili-
idlieBlid) 6069 6Giier 5u Occult.
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Spesial=Huti
an e%cbilocte 9cutf6e, Die elm Seim an BcuDobl
9ci0bts. nG6e 9SDman's Bari, iuilnifer.
1900 Mcnicrt MnrnlGno=Nuc.

SaDer nue @equemIt6tciten zines $4,000
SaufeS an Gbnrless mo Ct. GaulsStrdBe, IN
BET Gd6c bon Strabcnbabnerl. SbuIcn mo SIR
den.
SrciItbdin, atsOeboufhte 5ront, nit s 3ints
iucrlt, BAD, NorrnIbsidmmer, ISdi6erti uIlh
Sienftbotcnitrbc; 9umpfbci6ut9, elcttrtitc5
Gi6t illo @aS, funitpoue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RIltmbinp. Bor6enuu N1oamunne. QSni6beden
uito. gusgitte; stui0lub an f~nnitirct aarnl;
6iuei Seranbcll am SintcrbauS. Sir 9dufer
p%nllenSe NeotnGungen: 5ir Rcn1Blilla berett,
mo UT. 2G36 uno 263S. NtnrNlnno 3 IOenlc,
sur Snfpcition often. Sielc ncrnloaenoc bcut'
tbe Sdntlien iuobneu lett in oicier Notbdr'
tha't, in pel9er SrutobeiiB raid i'm 8ertbe
fieigt.
Beorse 6. SbpmaS,
0f2-YiD Cir. 429, QniusNuiloinp.
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gerf0uic alrf Der hieligcn Gffeften.
bnrIp
FIRST CALL.

$4,000 llniteO aihuups 4er........,.... So.
$1,000 Ri6mouo Traction r..........t OI
10000 & RI 9eOcI er.............. tx
$1,000 Scnbooro ier ............... 5ih
$1,000 Scubpuro 4cr ............... 5lA
$40 llniteO RDS 6uuOtna 5crtp .... 81
$1,000 @nlto, Sp ut II. Gbcf 41acr ..... 92ai
$4,000 llnitco uiIpnDS Ginf ,.......... SO
$1,000 ga II. Nuo Gonf Scr ............. sou
$1,000 @sWs5 @rciu Ter ............... 43
$1,000 @uS Ger ,. 81. 1887
100 Qou'ton Gil 81. .............. 7
4 Sirft g"lntionul (1unf .........127
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9iaDurt 1925.
GOmiOliOateO Qoan 60.
1 WorS= @aDz Strasc.

Gin arobcS Niiortiment berfuucHcr Siumar'
ten, ubreH uno Sutpelei In etHem GriHatsGers
ianf, nod utter balbem Goftenpreis. gSir 9eben
dab mic Dor lt6ernle 91reben auf aue 2Sertbs
ae9cnftdnoc. SettensStnGang 5unt RrtUatsSii
tealL.
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WeIo ST. n%ericiBcn.

1891. Nefteites ttabttFrment. 1891.
Mnrglano Gbattel Gonn N6ociGtion.
Mbert Slnme, inn, Seitdftsfibrer,
Saluer ri, @ebGuoc,
eegeniibcr benz 8eri6t5gebdnoe.
9tnimcr 229, 23t unp 233 ". StDdiutrf).
Siouft.Gde Sagettes uno Ct. 9anl.Str
9arIeben bon $40 Bis $500 Guf Wl0bel, Btn'
nos etc, obne entfernuite oerfeIben. 9efeblt1e
Taten. (4eiHe g9uderei.)
Mb. 9fone, GourtIanb 1856. 6 & g. Bbc.ie,
ct. Bdul 1860. (Rro9, 1S.T&S)
aar, ipeIde gelb ecDraubrn, t,reneu 9ter
upr. gnlciben altf SaIdre, W5bc! uno 9runo'
eiaent6unt. Sm 8ertrauen. 3eine 9adn Office
MIethnben. Baltimore S%noeftmeut Co." Rr.
t26, RDrh'Bd6usStraR (2TS-)
8pblen. 1pbien.
Slcine Spbfen. frei uon shladcn, S5.25.
Ir. 1 barte $500 Gr. 3 Sunburp . $3.50
Nr. 2 barte .S7.25 gr. 2 eunburl $3.50
W.. 3 barrie. $40 ". z agiens, S'aI. $50
Iub.. ......S7.25 Nr. ) Sntens' VaL $50
@eiGGtcs GidhenHul5, z. Guro, S4.25.
WcidgtcS Sihtcnbol5, " Goro, $500.
Humis &. @iQinger.
Sauptbiirealt mo &o6ItnboI:
grcitrns tno 6aN'StraRe.
Gel: 6. & 4. ISolfc 1ll7-Dto. Goiirtl. 2079.
(gprll20,6YtteJ
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libel; aus ben Glepotoren 5uriidgc5o.
gen 106 9uihel; Glcnotorcnuorrotb
t41 800 @uidcl.
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aus Den Glcuntorcn 5ltriidge5ogen
@ofcr.- 3uiubr 1920 @uidcl;
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253,S76 Wuidcl.
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