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The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

Mountain water Tor our people is
very essential and closely related to
it is good food, which you are certain
to get of Hilbert & Kicks, the Leader
grocery and market.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

How is this? A fine pair of cor
ner lots on Main street for 5000.
This is the biggest snap in Grand
junction. 500 down and the bal
ance to suit purchaser. See Gray,
the realty man.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

Look at those spots on your clo-
thing. We will remove all spots and
dirt. 125 South Fifth street. Phone
Black 662.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

Call us up wnep yos wahr =
plumber on tnat rush Job. j. e. Nc
Kenzie. phone Red ISL: s4s Colo
RADIO
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

Harry Ewing, an alumnus of Colo
RADIO College, was an arrival on No.
3 this noon. He is here in behalf of
the college to solicit attendance, and
will devote most of his time to the
last years graduates.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

Investigate this one. A broom
house on Rood avenue; modern, ex-
cept furnace; close in; S2,1O0. $3.50
cash and the balance like rent. See
Gray, the realty man.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

w. D. Wodford and family will
leave on the Midland this afternoon
for Sargent Bluffs, Ia, to make their
home.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

Mrs. Ferbrache of the Excelsior
laundry, together with a party of
lady friends and the Ferbrache chill
dren, boarded the Midland train Sun
day morning for a weeks outing at
Norrie.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

Miss Pima Winters. bookkeeper at
The Sentinel office, is back at her
duties after a short vacation.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

w. H. Barber leaves for Sioux
City, Ia, cin business trip this af-
ternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

w. w. Garner will leave for Dem
yer on No. 104.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

Secretary Aupperle of the Cham
Der of Commerce left on the late No
3 for Salt Lake City.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

The Excelsior laundry does the
best work only.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

C. S. Fowler is an arrival from
Minneapolis.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

H. B. Spencer of New York came
in on No. 3 Sunday.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17
BUFFALO BILLS
CAR IN THE CITY

Buffalo in
bcenb in o
Mestto his q o
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

The Excelsior leads in the white
ness of its laundry work.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-17

o. A. YOUNG, President.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-29
SOLUTION OF THE
SALOON EVIL


Harrison. of Chicago, Will address the
delegates on How can we increase
the efficiency of our training schools,
and eight prominent educators from
various sections Of the country, in ten
minute discussions, will recount their
experience and express their views.
Among other subjects that will be dis
cussed are: Mature, care and educa-
ton of children; What the National
Congress of Mothers Is Doing; What
the National Child Labor Association
Is Doing; What the Play
Ground Association of America
Is Doing; What the kindergarten
Union Is Doing for Education in the
South; the influences of the song, the
story, the game, the occupations, the
garden and the excursion on child
life. French and Creole Folklore
will be discussed by Prof. Alcee For
tier, and Mr.. J. J. Mclaughlin will
give an Interpretation Of Creole life.
For the entertainment Of the visit
ors, excursions, ]uncheons, visits to
historical places, art and historical
exhibits, ETC., have been arranged.
For the benefit Of the delegates to
these several educational conventions
the various railroads have announced
reduced rate of one and one-third
fare plus % cents, while the commit
tee on accommodations has arranged
for boarding houses rates of from 70
cents day up, and for hotel accom-
modations of from 81 day up. In
addition the railroads have arranged
to grant stop-over privileges at New
Orleans on all first class through tick
cts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-29

is all smiles now. Not because Of
the nomination of George w. Dona-
ghey. although that has caused him
much pleasure, but because he re-
ceived telegram yesterday telling
him that his relative, w H. B. Fair
child, who has charge of his mining
property at Yreka, California, has
struck big channel on his property
there, which gives promise OF produc-
ing as much gold as the famous Blue
Gravel mine, adjoining his place, and
which is recognized by miners to be
one of the finest gold mines in the
Western country.
Mr.. Harrison has been prospecting
in California for some years. He is
enthusiastic over his bright pros
poets there and he declares that some
morning he will wake up and find
that he is as wealthy as John D.
Rockefeller or some of the money
kings in the East. At all events the
message received by MI. Harrison
yesterday has overjoyed him and he
firmly believes that his mine will
yield much gold in the near future.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-29
Describing a Railroad.

The Pail Mall Gazette In 1890 asked
its readers to name the worst railway
In England. And one English kicker
answered thus: "Sir-The Southeastern
railway is the very worst railway in
the world The engines are asthmatic.
Its lamps are trimmed by foolish vir-
gins. Its fares are excessive. It's car
riages let in the snow in winter and
are furnaces in summer. Its motto is
unpunctuality. It's principal station IS
approached through the neck of bot.
tie. It ruins the temper destroys the
digestion and enables one to realize the
horrors Of Dante's Inferno, am.
sir, yours obediently, the Worm Who
Turns
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-29
Fog and Sound.

In a fog at sea the toll Of bell
buoy Is Ingularly grave and solemn,
well matched by the weird note Of a
whistling buoy. unfortunately the
value Of both Is lessened IN foggy
weather from there being but little
motion of the sea. Nothing, too, is
more difficult than to distinguish In q
fog the direction from which sound
comes. This is in part due doubtless
10 the interference offered to the
straight course of the waves carrying
the sound. but also probably to the
absence Of the normal. although un.
suspected. coordination of eye and
ear in locating the origin Of sound.
The assistance OF the eye on sea and
land Is instinctively given to the ear
in many different ways. In fog
the ear has only itself to trust to-
London Spectator.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-29
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County,

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm OF F. j.
Cheney 4 Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of De-
cember, \. D. 1856
A. w. GLEASON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Halls Ca-arrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-29

| New Orleans, March 2S.-Present
day tendencies, South, are clearly
making for a less dominant saloon in
fiuence and more dominant school
influence on the affairs of the people
generally. No careful student of con-
ditions and of human nature believes
prohibition will endure in the South;
likewise mo careful student believes
for a moment the people Of the South
will longer countenance the scant sup
port given the public schools by par
ish, county, city and State, and there
is now every reason for anticipating
a steady and rapid growth in the up
lifting influence of education, proper
child training and the development of
a higher standard of general citizen
ship, and a corresponding rapid de-
cline in the degrading influences that
have developed as the inevitable re-
suit of a practically unrestricted and
uncontrolled traffic in liquor.
On the one hand, the cause of mod
ern education is being given huge i'm
petus by the plans Of prominent edu-
Gators throughout the English speak
ing world, and by the programs of the
! International Kindergarten Union
which hold it's fifteenth annual con-
vention in New Orleans on March 80,
81 and April 1, and 3, and of the
Louisiana State Public School Teach
ers' Association, which will assemble
in annual session in New Orleans on
April 8, 10 and II. The Louisiana
State Normal School graduates and
teachers, and the Peabody Alumni will
hold important reunions during the
convention Of the school teachers as
ISOLATION. Elaborate preparations for
the entertainment of the delegates
have been made by the New Orleans
Educational Association and by a
committee of public spirited citizens
headed by such prominent men and
women in the cause of education as
DR.. E. B. Craighead, president of Tu-
lane University; Mr.. J. B. Aswell, Mr..
Andrew H. Wilson, Mr.. A. Trigg Moss,
Mr.. M. B. Trezevant, Mrs. l.. NJ Horn
er, Miss Eleanor Riggs, Miss Kate
Minor, Mrs. Maurice Stern, Mr.. L. J.
Alleman and Mr.. Nicholas Bauer.
The meeting Of the International
kindergarten Union, of which Miss
Fanniebelle Curtis, of Brooklyn, is
president, will be attended by several
thousand delegates, representing prob
ably every State in the United States,
Canada, Mexico, many countries in
Europe, some in South America, New
Zealand and Australia. The effort OF
the Union is constantly directed to-
ward the education of the kindergar
ten teacher and the spread of the
doctrine that the early training OF the
child, influencing its entire lie,
should be along the best and most
improved lines. The leaders claim
that kindergarten work is least adj
vanced in the Southern States, and
an open invitation has been extended
all Southern teachers and principals
of schools to attend the highly in
structive sessions in New Orleans
which will be free. Miss Elizabeth
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-29
A sIur on a Great State.

1t is told OF the Right Rev. Daniel S.
Tuttle D. D.. LII. T.. who had been
attending an important conference at
Lambeth palace. London. that durin:.
a very formal function be and his wife
were loudly announced as the bishop
Of Misery and Mrs futile" Harper's
Weekly
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-29
NorcommjttaI.

Guilty or not guilty.
Eyes" responded the man at the bar
whats that queried the court
sharply.
"You asked whether I was guilty or
not guilty, and Of course am. OF the
two conditions I could not we'll escape
both"
But which are your
Jaw, 60 on. judge. What's the Jury
ory-Philadelphia Ledger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-29
WOOD FOR SALE,

All kinds Of wood for sale. Promp
deliveries. Old phone 1920 E. /. Al
bright, Twenty-Second and Main.
1-1-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-29
MAY HAVE STRUCK
1T RICH OUT WEST
John q. Harrison OF This City Receiy-
ed Information Yesterday That a
Fine. Promising Channel Had Been
Located on His California Property.

John O. Harrison, the well known
'eal estate dealer and mine owner,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-29

The flour" of the nock is Sue
cess -four. 3.15-tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-29

A successful cook cooks with
Success Flour. 3-15-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-29

Uneeda biscuit made from Sue
cess -four.
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Nus bem Snncrcn Marplanb's nnb
ben angrcn5cnbcn Staatcn.
9 d. nee uno @iS.l

Hod Weloungen ans SABRE De
Grace lit Der Susqltcbonnn Stub
iett nit elmer 10 bis 10 3oQ oidelt
Gisoede beoedt un0 spar Apeit ilber
Speclitia Sslono binalis. Menn aud
im I%llgcnblid, 10 Innge 0oS 6roIts
metter anbGlt, feline ummittelborc
@efabr einer Sodillitb 6cItebt, 10
oiirite bod bei ploblih einicbenoem
Sbouipetter ooer HegenfdI Die 81.
tuution iidf 5it elmer orobenoen geitol-
ten. Ser rieiige Sdneeiaa Der let.
ten Gage miro natiirlih Die Guan-
'titGten @dIier b~eceutenb permebrel1,
Die Der 6lliB oufnehmen miro, 10 bolo
es ST. tbalten begimf. lie @runo.
better an ben llfern oes 5liiiies rii-
item iif oaber ihon jet, Der fonmell.
Den SofmalIer.@efa nad WogIid)-
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0aQaahcr, Der Ganmcijter.

!Sn oertaufeu: 0dbonS Wr. 262i, Eit.Wlonn.
meut, straRe, Hreis $3.50; Saus Rr. 6t9,
Gprb.2u5erur straee, Ereis $500. glue mo-
oerren Scrheiierulgelt, eieiirtibes 2tft ullo
Gas. Combination bon Sisibranf mo 8prs
rntbsfnmmer. i%anitdre VIumbinp, Berbinouns
nit gb5uaSfannl; Die 3rotioirs, 81te uno Nel'
Ter iino cclentirt nit einer 10 SUB 8r1noIit0s
ELLEN I'M StlittBru1oe. Sritlb6inS nur $40
pro Subr.
600 Slod Vpros@ looer.e trahe.
Moherne siucifiDdiqe Sdlifcr, g 3inlfner mo
Nno: fnnitdre 8lumbtna mo gb5uGSsS rnindqe
VreiS $1,000; Srlno5inS $3.50 pro Sabr. Sie
Gage Der @1ufet 1T bod unb aeiuno.
2aocu III ucriaufcu.
$1,000 fnufen Saoeu nno Npbubane Hr. Bis,
Turo. Bort trnhe. Gnf6uirugen i'm Ntreau,
Orr. 2537, on DionimentsStrb
Geluarn Z. Gallagher, Wnunietfier.
Sntfprebenbe 9aarsg n5GbIung; Jfcit in .8us
Acknowledgement 9tntcn. 1U4S7
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gr mar elm Ora f.nr @ic
cine pom ttalicniiden &oniltl Sdiai.
iilo bon Sem itolicnii6cn Miniitcr
Nca mtHlp0rtiacn 9lnttS in Hom en-.
piongcnc Nohri6t bcingt, lit GrnIt
NoltGloS, mcld)cr am 16. Soutar III
Ietllcr Wobnulg, Nr. SOB, Horo.
GntmpItraBc, crmor6ct oui1efunocll
nurOc, Gin NitGIico elmer itoIicni.
Idlen AocISiomiIic, Homcna @rai
0cnrico Douglas Scotti. Der Wini-
tier crlltd)t 0cn &oniul, ibm ale m0As
Itd)e Gniormation in 9ejug nii ocn
Grmor0ctcn nt%it5ntbcilcn. Coroner
Gr. 9ol0min. mcId)cr ofr5cit 0em >St.
Qucit obbielt, bate 0ie Nl~tgelegenbcit
Der itolicniidcn @cbor0c mitgetbeilt,
mcld)er cS gcIan9, Die Shmeiter 0ca
Grmor0cten, cine @r1fin, orsiinoig
81 MAIDEN. Scbtere mull0te lid al
ocn Winiitcr mo bat b~cnieIbcl, Gins
5elbcitcn ilbcr Die Nffnirc c%in5ubolen.
8rdf Scotti, alias 0oltgInS, mar ais
ShonfpGrtcr IN Scr @irtbid)ait pom
Srn. SorrD Sec, an ser Ode bon
GboieitroBe uno @uilioro. 4pcnie,
beihoitigt. Die critic Annabme, Dab
Douglas SelbItnlorO %bcgongen babe,
mur0c ourf Die AilSio9e eincr 6roll,
NnmenS Carrie Snpocr, pioerlcgt,
mcld)e ongob, 0oB GougloS bon Sobn
:. Gauliiel0 crihoiicn wor0en ici.
2ebtercr iibt icbt i'm @ciGn9niB, nm
Sen Yro5eB Dor oen @cihporcnen
cb5uWorten. Douglas, pcld)cr Iiini
Sprodeu %geIGuiig iprof, mar cin
Wonn bon oiItinguirtem ansIebcn.
Cine 6rau genug. - Sn
ser norOmeItlid)cn Foli5ciitation
mllr6e Der Negcr Scroune IDer aus
Annc arunoel . County geItern ne.
gen Gigantic Dem @erid)tsperiabrcn
iibernieien. GDer, mel6er i'm Sabre
1889 2oura Qpc aus SrforO, 3oJl.
bot-Gountp, bcirntbete, trennte lid
bon ibr Dor bier Sobren, oa Die Che
cine iebr ungIiidIi6e mar. Seit je.
ner Belt Mil er nidtS mieoer bon ibr
'aebort boben uu0 lit i'm @lnubcn,
rob ieinc eritc @ottin foot lei, IN
1906 cine 5Weite Che nit @eorgie
1opIor eingegungen. Seine erite
Satin eriubr icoo6 BON ieiuer 5wei.
ten Scirntb uno lieB i'm uerboiten.
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Sn %pcrfauien:
ereisurrtbe Sarmeu In Marulaub.


Sicfe nlinberbpaeH, neueu, her Sebt5eit cnts
fptcbenocu 2sftodtgen 9duicr ann. sDiItorssloe.
6uiffen Spffmdns Il. Sreitouir., ourfpeg biibfb
Il. ilinlilerll6 oeiGtlrf, mi lGoet oenioaren 70
8uSs unb 9Iettrifd'2iht InIagcn. Nb6lgsinnnls
Scrbilouraen, &SdiiersGlolcts. gor8cudn @aoes
9Snunen, Snrtdecs, cenlentirte Stelcr, 3ruttotre
iilto S0fe uno Hu6 piclc unoerc SorSiiqe, oerert
gSerib man nur ermcicll fam. iuerH man Die
iclben ficbt. 9tieoriger @rn1o6ins. Geidte Sab
llngsheoinguIlgeH. Slfcn fir Setidtigung tdgz
LID mo SulIttaQs.
Ralter y. sScitpbal, 9aumeifter.
giireau an Srt ino Stele.
Preis Der 9dufcr Srci5ebn Suloert uro Stint
btg Collars. ($1350.00 CSun24-@pl1)
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mcr cinc@ Sltbrgclf0tt@ III Nogcr8.
tolpn, lit lett einigcn EaGcn lpurloa
aus Der Stuot ocridUrnoen. Seine
Satin unO SuCi &in0cr bCiinocn Iid)
Jest bel ICincr Wfrttcr. Seine Yicror,
MoQcn uro ionitiAc3 @eidGftapcrnt0a
acl iino BON iciucu @l0llbigcrn nit
Ncid)lo1 bclcgt morocn.
Or. &. ". @ol0SborouAb &c.
itorbcn.
8citcrn WorNcn iturb in @oIfcrSs
bile, WfG.. Or. Charles ". WolOSbo'
rough. elmer Der o%nNcicbcnitcn Ncr5tc
BON 6rC0erid Gountp, an 0cn Snlgen
zines ShloGnniollc9, Gr muroc I'M
Sabre If GcborCn olS Sobn bon
u. Charles $. @olo9borouQb ur6
lciucr Srou Nmclio. Acb. 4oc BON
Baltimore. elmer Golliinc 0c2 Nid)tcr3
G0Qor Nucn Eoc mo elmer Teuuonos
ten OcS bcfomtcn @oItimorcr Hed)tHs
onlpolt@ ISobn Y. Yoc. Gr. @olbas
borough itlOirtc Wcoi5in ollf ser
llnincriitGt bon Mtorplon0 mo gro
ollirte im Sabre 1868. Nicr Sabre
lp0tcr hCirotbCtc CT Sri. Ncnricttc
see, Die Eodtcr bon GOmnro :. See
bon &tr9iniCn, cine Gonlinc bon &c,
ncroI Hobcrt Is. Sec. Ger NcrItorbcnt
bl1tcrIGBt oltBcr icincr @ittpc bier
S0buc mlO 5ruci S0ttcr. Or. 8pIos.
borough NOR Cin trcucr Gcmofrot
mo bctbclll0tc lid lonNc Sabre bins
0urd) oftip nuf Dem ,ycIoc Der Golis
tit. rfrn Sabre 1897 mar CT Gonoi0ot
Der ocmotrotlihcn Eortci iiir Glcrf
0cS &rCi0QCrid)t3, 0nd luur0c er bel
Der @obl nit elmer 0%cringCu Woio
rlt0t 0cldlo0cn.
Hoti6Cu.
6rou Boa Wt, NortuiQ bon @olti.
more bcnntroqtc bci'm @cridt in
@ogcratoluu @cid)Iognobmc olli Dos
ibrcm friibcrcn 8ottcn, MiQiom ri.
pcp BON ScroS, bon icinem 8otcr,
Dem uerltorbcncn Obcrrid)tcr u. S.
Nlocp, birtterluiicnc Grbtbcil 5ucda
@ciricOigung cinca ibr geridtlid gu.
geiprodcncn AIimcntcn , Iniprutc9
IN @6bc bon $1125.
CoS alto aus Stein gcboutc Boil.
bon@ ltobc Gonocohco9uc gu Der Nos
tIonoI-S onoitrobc, mcIhea non Dem
Nc0er 6ronf SonOcrS pno 6omiIic
bclpobnt luur0c, brnnnte bis ouf ocll
8rult0 niC0Cr. ,,.
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wr. 72s, 725s,." 52i' etc., Gsrjud. spenne.
ooierte 3SftRi6f' bon DE Der goriYSaoGIo G0 uodftanOie
prddtig %beforirt; iebe nlooerne 8ealemIi6fett.
s,r. lis, III, 1t9 etc, NprO.F atnIr etraee,
Elm &epicri BON pYaiterionsBarf". 9urhiueg
l61n %beioriri: ieoe muoernc 8eaueInli6feit;
,tpeiiiodiae 6dufer. Gbiparo Z. Stprd, at Crt
iSagettc. uuo ct. GaulsStr. (Sebr0,1O
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1891. aeftenrs GtapuNement. 1871.
Warslano Gbnttel 2oan MRoeiafion
Nfbert Btnme, Inn. 8efdhdftsfibrer. /.
Galncrfs (Hchdnhe.

geeeHiiber Sem Beti6is9ebnlbe. :
Btmmer go, 23f unb 233 t2. e~tpduerf1.
ehnsft.G6e Iaseffc. nnn Sf. Yeut. ctr.
9arIebet ben $40 biz $500 auf MobeI, rita.
noe ETC.. obne gnfferHuns oerfeIbed. OefetIitt
WS pboHs eoarlian6 1856. 4 mhone
et. HauI 265o. (aobe, 1S,1&S)
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lie Notirun0Cn morcn mic iol0t:

n.-3ufubr 1898 9uid)cl.
8rrianot bon ben Glcootorcn 1906
@ltihcI; Glcpotorens &orrot6 5l5,461
9ui6el.
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Baltimore Wurftbcridltc.

Baltimore, 6. 6cbruor 1905.
Wcbl.- 3uiubr 52ti 6Giicr, cin'
ihlicBlid) 91S 6Giicr 81 &ocult Eoint
mo 2532 SGiicr 81 Canton.
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Nnr $500.

terarinoe, Sus unb cIcitrii1es 9tht. ponitnIs
oigeS gb5ugsfdnalS Diten. .cenentirte 8ote.
3cIer ulb 1rpitotre. 60 5ub breite StraBef;.
nit bitrifi8irteH 3iegeln gepflnftcri, Il1be BEN
rBuiierionsfari". 9otnlsllnioiten $500. 9leiue
9da r'gln8nbIune. gonlSiusS trnRe, 5pifden Der
epmbaro. Hnb Grattetrahr.
Cnn16, 1M) Sui. Y. Rbite, gaimeifter.
gu ucrfaufen:
Babe ber StrabenbdbnIicHie; 3. Gents Sabrs
geIo -
8 ader al Blue 9uusglbe., na0e 8eIdir ,gtoao.
% elder nnbe S~1rforoRonb,
Wcrritcn d Wierrifcn,
CSnu10, t9h) 100 6fts3eIingtuus5tr
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3n pcrmictbcn:
4m ncrnlicthcm

Sn OcrilIctbcn:
100 Idcr Garm an ihtilburem gSuiicr.
Wiurfihoot i'm Stunoe, cine oocr BpCi Sabrtcn
pro Iug SIT mubcl. >6nrnl mo Scbduoe in
gutcm SlIidnoe. Faficno fir Scmiifcs. Sbits.
ScfIiigcls uno Gieb3uht. Sutc YanoiiraBe nab
Der Stnot. glbreie "6arm," n9rutihcr Cure.
ipuHocnt." (35-D
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Wot9.- 3uflthr 23I,I32 WltIfcI
Gcrlonot bon Den glcootorcn 1914
8ltld)cl; elcnntoren Horrotb 2,015,.
973 @uidel.
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we, peIdbe geib gepranG,u, fpredben bier
psx. anleiben anf GdIire. W3bel uno @ri:nb.
f.eenfbum. am 8ertrduer. RENE qodnsOffice.
Weibooen. .gaitimore Snpeitsteuf Co." ST.
i20. Tsrb. Eaea.e traBe. (21S-)
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Mnleibcu ani WObel nnS aubcre
Sidcrbciten

TIT 6 grosent, eenau mad benz neuen @efee..
0an3 pripaiim. Sihter, Er. $40, pft.aertns.
spa.etrabr. .gauiaut gi..lbtug".
IN ber Cffiee wirb Ienti@ stfSrp6eu.
(Suni16-
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@rrlanat 1ranem nnS MGOden.

0Crlangt:
Gin Oidodcu ODER 6ruu t1r Die nllgeHtetlle
Sdusdrbeit auf elmer SGriI IN 6reoerlds Soint0.
9idhBufrageu I'M bureau OF JmIHigrattUn,"
3i0 Nprb.N ha rico Strabe. t3I-sl
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@erlanst i'm Nascmcinen.
siuScrloies bcnti0es ebepoor

SiubrrloieS bentfhes Gbepnar
fn6t IN gutter Na6 baridnft 5mei itbou m6bIirtc
Siminer nit pulIer YeHiIpn. Stt lSiucno. cptt.
fiiell bis Bi $50 pro 99u6c ouiiir 5u 5ublen.
gidbercs bel 81. SaOrnbOup, Sr. III, 2uro.
GbarlcesS trnRe,
tScpt6tO
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Icrlanat MGnuer nnb Snabcu.

@erlaugt:
apenten fir 9ii6er un6 9eitf6ritten. Nabs
~buiragcn bel ". Huttlpii yn. 129, @cfts6 an.
ben Strabe. (Snitl2, 1WtD
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9lnftiuns- Inscigcn.

Mnftiuns -Inscigcn.
Ter nddlitc @erfnui fiuoet itatt
Wiureeu tSamtas) ben 8. 6roruar,
10 ibr 30 9urmittasS,
int alteu, Superldfigm guttiouS. 0eifaf,
Cine @elegrn9eit, ami Der Mutton
nuseewabite Mbbein nnS Sausbalts.srtife etc.
81 fanfcn,
Eieier 8erfaui umfobt cine arobe Eurtic bon
nooernitcn Sinis - uae alBergeip6bnIid idon
mo in mittleren bis ieinitel GlnlitdteH,
Sblat5inlners s tnribtunaen. in Uidbagonn, Gia
DE mo MalnuB. aIeioeri6rdnfc. Yor5cuuns
Shrdnfe, eiiderifrdnfe in eide, Wiabu9onb
uuo SSuItuB. Elm dufrebte5 Ytnno mo Elm
Sbidering Span Bidno III outer 0erfutiung,
aleioerihrdnfe nit Spieeeltbiircn, gefhIiifene
SpieeeI. foiuie Spctte8imners W0bel in Gide,
8aImiB unb Mnbagonp; Bullets. Ius5iebsli.
ihe, SiiibIe, 5iers S6dufeIitiible, 2eppi6e mo
RugS. mefii19ene uro emuiairte 8etiitelen
IL. + 10.
I'm 6roaeifok cine eroBe gartie bon
W15beIn mo 6alsbaltunes sSesenitdnoen.
Bofitiper 8erfnlt.
3. y. Npburg.
1881 Iuittonator.
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neutifss Observation-Disclosures hrrnn.

utlter Der Infltft oer pOeuti6cn 3eteaibatt".
9ielenigen, bic oentf1e 9nnblpericr, glrbetter
rno 9tenItbotfn, gu beibditlaen piint6elL lpoIs
len lib perfonIt6 ooer il trdnltrten Ariefcn an
Simmer II, Rr. 215-217, 6ourtlanb. StrnRr,
lueroeI, lpelber ulentgeltli6 g~IusIuntt ertbeileH
pire. Sprchftunoen bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
(SaH27,1S)
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0crlaugt:
Sofort 5cocrn, Wiobel, 3leiner, Rartie'n duufs
nlannspaaren. Staot ooer 9ano. gta65ufraacn
In Or. 5t1, Siios 5rcmunts Strabe. (Snn11I
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Steacseiude:
2tcneaeimM:

2teiteaciud:
Gin Wdo6cn fu6t Stelle fir Glpcmeinc
N1ue1rbcit. giah5ufrngcu in Hr. 1913, Wcts
Baltimore, uabe 8ilmprsStr. (3S-40)
Steneaciudl:
Sin foIioer iunaer Mann nit ie6r autcn RE
f~creuScIt tubt lslab ais gurleepcr >. 9uHo
poCr in einelH gShiefCp = 8citdft. Noreiie:
I'd. 49," uSentider 6prrclpuuocut."
Stclegciud:
Sin iuuger Wtunrt. Der iraenolpclbc @rbcit
uerridten fam, lpilniht Stcle. WiuH %uorefiirc:
". ". @lpuf, nSBe Antorogc," Sruaolpap uno
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