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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13
Toilet Goods


Hair Brushes-11-row, highly
polished back, Rose wood lQr
or box, worth 300, at. -. 1OC
Hays Hair Health d.
regular Soc size, special. OlI
Peroxide of hydrogen ~ a
powerful antiseptic and o.
disinf1ctant. full n ID. -. CN
Peroxide Cream = antiseptic
and healing, cleanses and 7Er
whitens the skin, jar. HUN
Castillo Soap-3-lb bar, made
of olive oil, white or green, Dir
regular zoe, bar ......... Llk
Rubifoam = the well-known
liquid de~ntifrice, regular 7r
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LEHLBACH DID NOT
IMPUGN Federico.
Mix-Up in Type Causes Injustice
to Interpreter.

By a mix-up in the types, Second As
sistant Prosecutor Frederick r. Lehl-
bach was made to say during court
proceedings before Judge Davis y6ster-
day that Joseph Federico was workina
In the interests of the defense in q GER
tain case, rather than in the interests
OF the State. Mr.. Lehlbach's references
was to Antonio Federico, a constable,
and no relative to the interpreter.
Prosecutor Wilbur A. Mott called the
attention of the court to the matter
today, saying:
Through an inadvertences an injus-
tice was done to Mr.. Federico, an inter-
prefer In this court, yesterday. Durina
tho course Of the proceedings q gentle
man by the name Of Antonio, more
commonly known as Tony, was re-
ferred to. n tho Newspaper reporters
inadvertently assumed that the Fede-
rici referred to was Mr.. Joseph Federico.
a court Interpreter. That was not the
case. The reference made to the Fede-
rict Is working for and in behalf Of
the defense was MI. Tony Federico. ana
know Of no reason why he should NOT
have helped the defense If he % d.
! sired"
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SHERIFF GUEST
At LITTLE FOLKS
SURPRISE PARTY
MIR. Harrigan Heartily Cheered
as He Gives Them Good
Advice.

Sheriff Harrigan was the guest of
n at q children's party given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,
S1S Market street. Mr.. Harrigan gave
the children an interesting talk and
good advice. He was heartily cheered.
The committee ON arrangements con-
sisted of Miss Mollie Lewis, Miss Sadie
Reilly, Miss Sallie Gilroy and Miss
Marie Smith. Among those present
were: Miss Grace Bennett, Miss Jea-
nette Roche. Miss Mollie Phillips, Miss
Cecilia Phillips. Miss Anna Burns. Miss
Margaret Corners, Miss Marie MUIR
ply, Miss Marie Roche, Miss MolIie
Lewis. Miss Marie Smith, Miss sallie
Gilroy. Miss Gertrude Sarles, Miss
Sadie Reilly. Miss Catherine Turbett,
Miss Teresa Smith. James Lewis, John
Smith, Charles Stevens. George Earles,
Edward Reilly. Joseph McCarrick. nd.
ward McCarrick, Frank Roche and
Bernard Smith.
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MANY EAGLES TO
WING THEIR WAY
TO NEWARK AER|E
Grand Worthy President and
Other Notables Coming for Ball
and Reception Monday.

All arrangements are completed for
the second reception and ball of New
ark Aerie No. A, Fraternal Order of
Eagles, at Kruger Auditorium Mon
day evening. The demand for tickets
has exceeded expectations. The decora-
tons Of the hall will be a novel fea-
turc Of the affair.
The committee of arrangements, con-
sisting Of Frederick Hochbaum, chair
man.; M. j.. Blaunfeldt. secretary; John
W. Harris, treasurer; H. D. Hammond,
Samuel Klein and John d. Hayes, ex-
officio, have received word from differ
ent parts Of the State that large num-
bers Of members from the different
aeries will attend. Also the Grand
Worthy President w. Monahan, OF
philadelphia, and a number Of the
grand officers win honor Newafk with
their presence on this occasion.
The floor management will be under
the direction of John w. Harris, as
sisted by Frederick Kuhn, c. G. AL
liston, Thomas A. Smith and Harry
Dyer. Music will be furnished by Pro-
lessor c. Habersangs full orchestra.
The proceeds from the ball will be
added to the new home fund.
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WH|TMORE VOWS
VENGEANCE OVER
HIS W|FE'S GRAVE
Acquitted of Killing Spouse, lie
Swears to Find Her
Murderer.
TO NEWARK IN
PURSUIT OF EVIDENCE
Sewers His Former Close Friend
ship with "Gold Tooth
Billy Bartlett.

Theodore 8. Whitmore, who was
acquitted Of the murder Of his wife
lena in the Lampblack swamp, at
Harrison, was in Newark today, seek
ing evidence against the man whom he
hopes to be able ultimately to convic
Of the murder of his wife.
st think I have found the car on
which rode the two witnesses who iden-
titled Gold Tooth Billy Bartlett when
they testified to seeing him on the night
my wife was murdered" said Whit
more. "If I can get that conductors
testimony I will have gone a dong way
toward solving the mystery for legal
purposes"
Whitmore said he had determined to
spend all of his time in seeking the
murderer of his wife and that he would
not rest until he had put him through
the ordeal of a trial as severe as the
two through which he passed.
The enmity Of whitmore for Bartlett
now has no bounds. They were before
the death Of Mrs. Whitmore, the closest
of friends. and at the trial Bartlett ad-
mitted that he had been an intimate
friend Of Whitmore's wife. At both
trials Bartlett testified to Whitmore
beating his wife and threatening to
| kill her.
At the first trial Bartlett appeared
without his customary mustache. Al
the second trial, when he o a mus
tache. he was identified in h court
room by two witnesses as the man they
had seen in the vicinity of the Lamp
black swamp late on Christmas night
when Mrs. whitmore was murdered
there.
He was also identified as the mar
who had boarded a Lackawanna trail
In Harrison that night tor Jersey City
rendering the conductor q $40 bill, tn
man who had his q c scratched q
though he had been In . fight
On Sunday Whitmore went to Sanger
ties to visit the grave Of his wife.
II arranged to havs the grave caret
for" he said yesterday. 1T was a
that I could do. I have forgiven he
for the trouble she caused me, and
pledged myself at her grave mover u
rest until I had found and brought t
Justice the man or men who killed her
I feel thai the truth Will some da!
out and that. I will be h instrumen
lin bringing to, light the guilty persona
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CHARITABLE GIRL
ROBBED BY MAN
She ASSISTED
Miss Anna ROemmeld Reports
Robbery Of Purse at
5 Fifth Precinct.

Touched by the pitiful appeal of a
destitute-appearing colored man, who
accosted her in Warren street, Miss
Anna Roemmeld, of 600 Main street,
East Orange. extracted a coin from her
well-flled purse, and handing 1t te
him, started to pass on. The Negroes
cupidity had been aroused. however,
by the roll OF bills which he had seen,
and he stood threatingly In her path,
threatening harm II they were mo given
to him.
Thoroughly alarmed 1t the mans
threats, Miss Roemmeld called for help
and the negro. with an oath. snatched
the purse from her hand and dashed
down Warren street toward Contra
! avenue. Miss Roemmeld vent to ths
Fifth Precinct last night after the
hold-up and reported her loss. An Inn
mediate investigation was made at tn
scene Of the robbery, but the thief hat
covered up his tracks.
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WOMAN BEATEN BY
HUSBAND WITH STRAP.
Hoboken Wife Saved from
Brute by Police.

HOBOKEN, Nov. 1S.-Mrs. Emily
Scheberg. 80 years old, of 1873 Grand
street, Is fearfully bruised and her
year-and-a-half-old baby is injured as
the result of an attack made upon
them by the husband of the woman
yesterday. Mrs. Scheberg says her hus-
band attacked her with a strap, to
which was attached a big iron bolt,
Prompt arrival of the police prevented
the woman from committing suicide and
killing the child, as neighbors heard
her threaten to do II her husband die
not stop beating her.
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LEvEENS' VICTORY THnATRB PATTY,

In honor Of the election Of Mayor
Haussling. Sheriff Harrigan and State
Senator Osborne 1t was decided by the
Levee Democratic Association last
night to give . theatre party in the
near future. : On Sunday afternoon tho
date and performance to be seen will
bo decided,
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FOUR CHILDREN DIE IN
FIRE; FATHER BURNED,

PITTsBURG, Nov. ~1s.-According to
a telegram received here today the
home Of J. H.. Wampfier, a dairyman,
residing east of Alliance, Ohio, was
destroyed by fire early today, and four
childseu were ,cremated. Wampfier
was badly burned.
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tract for building the battleship Utah
to the New York Shipbuiiding Com
pany. of Camden, at their bid OF $3,sA6,-
900. The Newport News Shipbuilding
and Drydock Company Is building the
Delaware, a battleship. OF practically the
same size, for $3,sS7,000.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the fol-
owing proposed ordinance passed a second
reading at a meeting Of the Board Of Street
and Water Commissioners, held November IL,
1908, and was ordered to q third and nnal
reading:
An ordinance to provide for tho construction
of a sewer In
between Market street and Branford place
FRANK ]. BOOK,
President Of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioned.
WIN. e G~REATHEAD.
nov1s-bt Clerk OF the Board.
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FIRM WILL
BUILD BIG BATTLESHIP.

WASHINGTON Nov 13.-on the
recommendation of the Board OF Con-
strurtion, Aeting= Secretary of the Navy
Nawberry yesterday awarded the con-
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Make up your mind now that you will M
or asa xnur sales. Advertise in THE STAR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-23

Fl aduanerO cOntinta su funebre tarea
ALA abajo, en- el puerto, Sc grita sc pre-
gunta. Muchas baTCas estaban la vista
IperO Cuales eran?
La anciana Mag quien Ell insaciable
monstruO habia devorado el esposo V los tres
hijos arranc6 a Iveta de aquel lugar, prodi-
gandole esOs vulgares consuelos que solo con
siguen apretar mas el coraz0n
lveta de j6 de escuchar a la vieia: con TN
movimiento brusco sc desprendi6 de sus bra
zos empez6 Correr locamente hacia el niue.
lie. Habia reC0nocido la barca de Ivan. Era
la misma... Y al distingur a Miguel que
avanza sostenido por dos hombres le envia
una dulce sonrisa
Miguel esta herido casi NADIA Tn trozo
de arbolado que, al Caer, le ha roto una pierna
Pero " .Pedro2~. Hele ALI, en- medic de un
grupo de mujeres, que hablan agitadamente
todas a la vez, esforzandOse en- retenerlo; leva
an cintur6n de corcho, Sc prepara a volver
al mar.
iPobTe Iveta! Ivan, el viejo Ivan, no VOL
vera jamas. Una ola inmensa 10 arrebat6
ALA lejos, envolviendolo en- su espuma Du-
Tante dos hoTas los muchachos, los desolados
huerfanos, buscaron aquel cuerpo querido.
hasta que la herida de Miguel les oblgo
entTar Ell Ell puerto. para que volver ya2..
Pedro ndeciso, sondea con mirada SOM
bria el extenso liquido, al que amenaza con ell
puiio cerrado duda todavia, cuando TN bracito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-23
Ell sFCRETO DE LAS OIAS

delicado Y blanco aCaricia timidamente el
suyo, mojado con el aqua del mar. Es
lveta!
Entonces, tomando la nina de la mano
Sc encamina lentamente hacia Ia aldea, con Ia
Cabeza baja, av ergonzado como 81 faltase
deber.
En- 10 mas alto del pobado, sobre las pc
fias verdosas, Sc destaca, erguida blancuzca
Ia humilde igesia bretona Cuya vieja Campa-
ma tOca lugubremente muertO Con la sofa
na remangada los cabellos en- desorden el
anciano rector precede el rebano de hombres
y mujeres que sollozan.
i De profundi clamavi ad te DomineI Sus
OJos estan seCOS NADIA en- sus rostros sCurtdO
por el aire del mar delata la menor emoCion
Ha visto va tantas noches de tempestad que
su corazon Sc ha endurecido.
la campana modula sin cesar sus tristes
lamentos, mas tristes atn enmedio de la Clari-
dad livida de los relampagos, del retumbar del
trueno, del rugido sordo melanc6lico de las
olas. iSeme Jan la debil plegaria del hombre
implorando misericordia de los destinos nexo
rablesl
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S UC = S O S

PlARTIDA SORPRENDIDA.-La
poeicfa de Fajardo ha sorprendido
ay una partlda de Monte dete
niendo cuatro individuos.
Sc les ocuparon armas, naipes y
dinero.
DOS DETENIDOS.-En ell mismo
pueblo fueron detenidos aver Ber-
nardo Flores, licenclado de presidio
y Carload Rodriguez, ratero de oticio-
Ambos habfan huftado una can't
dad EN- effective en- n casa com ercial
de los seflores Bird Y Barcel0.
RINA SANGKIENTA-Ayer ocu-
rri6 en- Ponce III sangrispto suceso,
Marcelino Rios Jose Santiago Da-
villa, Sc encontrarou en- el barrio
"Cayas promoviendo una acalorada
rey yerta.
De las palabras pasaron 4 los he
chos sacando los dos armas olancaS y
acometiendose furiosam entente hasta
quedar ambos en- TERRA gravemente
heridos.
El Juzgado entie4de en- Ell asunto.
INTENTO DE HOMICIDE -
Aver fu6 detenido en- Juncos an indi-
vlduo llamado Luciano Rosa Cruz,
por haber intentado cometer TN no.
micidio en- Ia jurisdiction de Gurabo.
Fue conducido este tiltimo pueblo.
disposition de Il autoridad judicial
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-23
DE j. III. DLANCO
THE PEOPLE OF PORTO RICO
OFFICE OF THc SECRETARY

TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
SHALL COME, GREETING:
WHEREAS, it appears to my salts
cord Of tbe oroceSdin@q % 1lSs for -0foeO tbe Dis
solution thereof bv the consen. of
more than two-thirds in interest Of
a]1 the Stockholders that
THE PORTO RICO DRAWN
WORK AND EMBROIDERY COM
PANY. a corDoration oroanized under
the laws of hi. Island has cor,nl;e5
with the PROVISIONS oI tne Clvh Code
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-23
PEROIDA

En- las hestas celebradas Ultima
mente en- la Corolina perdi6 la seflo-
ra de Diaz Navarro TN imperdible de
orc, formandolo tres llaves de mayor
4 menor y unidas entire 81. La per
soma que 10 enue2ue 4 don Herminio
Diaz en- esta Ciudad, San Justo nt-
nero IL 8 EN- Santurce parada s, ser$
gratifcada,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-23
nabItaconeS snupnadaS 0 sin aInueuar
PARA CABALLEROS

En- ell piso principal de la casa MI
nero I3, calle Rafael Cordero" IAN :
tes Luna). alquilanse habitaciones cla-
ras, frescas y con vistas a la calle.
Tam mbien Sc sirven comidas, tanto
los huespedes como q domicilio, Y
admftense abonados; todo q precios
liritados.
Dirijirse al propietario de dicho
+" Boarding House,
ELEUTERIO GARCIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-23
GRAN BAZAAR DE- R0PA HECHa
Y SASTKERIA
r. M Q N II f s

En- este antique y acreditado estableci
HnientO Sc reciben constantemente buenos y
elegantes Casim;res franceses ingleses como
tambiGn toda clase de articulos para ca
balleros: Camisas, Cuellos. Puflos, Corba
tas, Cal7oncllos, Camisetas, Panuelos, Ii
rantes, Ligas, Cinturones, Medias etc etc
Tambien cuenta dicho establecimiento con
elegante surtido de sombrcros de todas clases
de la muy acreditada fabrca Sues de j.
Cabrer, de Ponce. una infnidad de artfcu-
- los, desde ell Sombrero de % ctvs hasta eI
mas hnO Clak. Cintas para sombreros, las
hay para todos los gustos Sc venden al DO
mayor al detail. Vista hace f6.
FoRrALEZA %. SAB Juan, p. r
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PERDIDA.

En- la tarde de aver Sc lie extrayi6
a una seforita, una pulsera de plata.
Esta prenda que tiene POGO valor ma
terlal, constituye I'm recuerdo de fa-
milia y, por consiguiente, la persona
que la devuclva en- esta Redacci6n
sera gratificads.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-23

OFICINA DEL SECRETARID

Il
OFICINA DEL SECRETARIo
P0r la presente Sc int0rma al pubs
co Ell general que los PROGRAMS para la
admission de aSpirantes al ejercioio dt
su ABOGACIA ante los Tribnnale-
Inulares, II" Sc distribuyen en- esta
Ofcina, debiendo dirigirse todo el que
interese alg1n ejehplar de elIos, Il la
Liberia del BoLETIN MERCANTlL,
que ha tornado 4 su cargo la publica-
ci6n y venta de los mismos.
San Juan Puerto Rico. % de Julio De 1907
Ill. n. C0sfSO,
SecrlarO del Tribunal SnDremo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-23

Eituxdo este establecimIento en- el centre
de La calle M6ndez Vigo, con un jardin al
rrsnte, es sl que reune mayores ventajas
y cOmodidades para los senores viajerOs, y
Tsi cue cuenta con mejores habtaciones fres-
sGAs, ventiladas, magnifcos banos duchas
| Oomidas & todas horas u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-11
Mmsl0llJ.

SIN oelltl6eu Gei1stog bat oie
Sllterpellotion beaiiglid) oes &aiier,
SSrterpietps inn v9ailp telegraph"
itottgefunoell. Ser &aiier ltno sic
Miniiter muroen i6arf fritiiicrt.
Ser 8ei6sfan5ler iprad rubig nn0
nit eroBem 9eba6t. Ct iagte, per.
ibieoene sleuBeruneer in Dem S,l.
terpiem ieien ni6t 10 lpieoergeeebe;1,
lpie Der aaiier lie genddt babe.
go audi oieieriee be5iigIib bes
5elo5ugsplans in ser 8urenfan-
payne. Gs bonbIe iid) babel MIR
I'm gepilie aageneine Hatl6ldge,
Die Der aoiier Ser 3onisin 8icto,
ria gegeben babe. slu6 oie Meube.
rungen be3iiglih Ser SrtereHen
9ellti6lanos i'm Stillen S5emt ieien
falif altfeefaBt. Ser aaiier babe
Den aufridtigen @unld) rno iid
reolid berniibt, oos 8erbGltnis spi,
iden 8eutldlono nno gnelanb
freltlloidaftliber 5u geItalten.
&aiier @ilbelm bat, ila6oenl
er einent @ufitieg oes 3eppelit'ihen
2ufti6iffes 5ueeieben bate, benz
@rafen Zeppelin oen idtpar5en slb-
.ler=Sroen nerlieben. Man elaubte
a1lfangs, Ser &oiier iperoe Ielb}t
cine 5abrt nit Dem 9nftidiff no=
den, er tot oies ober iliht.
3tpilden 9euti6lano lina
sSralfrei6 lit es 5n elmer giilignng
iiber oen Goiabloneo-Streit gefont-
men. geioe 2anoer ipre6en ibr
geoanern ii6er oen Gorfaa aus nnb
Die gull5e Code miro einem 51iebs-
geridt iiberluieien. @er oann ltn=
rc6t befomnlt, mllB iid bei Dem
oltoerll enti6uloigen.
9os oiterrei6ii6e Milliiterillnl
bat iein slbi6ieosgeiild) eingereiht.
@rof Sobann Seinrid pou
gernltorft welder 5ur 3eit Die
oelltide Hegierung beinl 4beoibc
bon @gppten pertritt, lit bon aaiier
8ilbelm gum Na6foleer bes perltos-
bellen Sped bon Sternburg als @ot-
i6after in @oibington ernant1t ipcr.
oen.
Sci einen Stuoentenframoa 1T
@ien iino bunoert illnge 2ellte Der
lebt lporoen.
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gieturia 9ioiiion, g. $. & g. 81.

Inf1lnft-
800 so2 -euero, @ictoria. 7::8o nadn,
Mbfabrt-
SO. 3o1-Guero, @ietoria, $50 bonn
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Sun NntoaiO, Wittus1 ben II. NoOeu6er 1908

pergiftet at baben. Sdmiot lit iest
nit elmer 5odter Der 9rou @ldier
perbeiratet; aus ieiner erlten Gbe
bot er 3lpei S0bne. 0ieie batte1t
bon ibrer nerltorbenen Mutter 1900
nno 1900 Worf geerbt Die inn Safe
ibres CODES an oen @oter fielen.
0tan llil1tnt MN arL ooB sSrou
8loler Die beioen ainoer nergiftct
bat, Inn ibrem S6lpiegerlobne, Ser
notluenoia @elo brondte, bas Grb.
tell Ser &nobell au perl6offet.
@origell Weonot ltarb oas 41ai1h-
riee Sobnden oes Sdnriot pIos-
Iih inter 10 eieentiinliden ltnts
itanoenL OaB oie 2eihe je5iert uno
Die inlleren 2eihenteile nod 9res-
lolt 5ur hen1ilden llnteriudune ge-
idift lpuroe. 9aourd) fam in grs
innerlu1g, oaB int Ssonnar 5. S.
Der liebeniabriee Sobn bes Sdntibt
uno int 6riibiobr 8. s. Der Mam
Ser 6roi @loier ultter ben eleiden
peroaftieen ltmitanoell seitor6en
waren. 9aroufbin fonb ON sonn-
obeno Die s(usgrobrmg uno Se5ie-
rllng alld oieier beioen 2eiden
itatt, unb gleib5eitig muroe sSrau
@laier inter Dem geroabt bes bret
fa6en @iftmoroes perbaftet. ySie
erinnerlid, 6aben ii6 er1t i'm pori-
gen Sabre Dor Dem Siri9berger
S6mnrgeri6t 5nei eroBe @iftrnoro.
pro5eiie abgeipielt. Sra1 6eige unb
5rau Sbol5 aus @runou tpnrccn
bomols oes @iftlnoroes in mebreren
6allen fir iduloig beflnoen gum
Sooe perurteilt uno beibe ipdter
mld bingeridtet.
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Nah Der @abl.


gurbet bic @abl! ltnb sleidpiel mic
Sas @ulf iidJ bat entifieben,
Gs lit Dpritber nun mnb bic
Earteten MAIDEN Grieben.
Ser &anbioat, bem man eriuG6lt,
Ger fiiblt iid) iuDbl gebprgen,
Gen ftnterlegenem aber quilt,
@prerit nielleidlt mod Sprgen.
Spf balb pcrgiet er bieie and1,
GS gebt ia ntd)t an's Wteiier
ttnb CT benft bann, mad altem Sramdl:
ySas nGdJfte Wal gebts 6eiier."
1tnb no ntan Beftig n'ranf gepudt,
gSie bnlb lit Das pergefieni
Sp beik, tute inam bic Snppe fpd)t
gSiro iie nid)t ansgegeiIen.
limb aud ben 3eitmnssleier freitt
Gs, bef, bic Scit ppritber,
gSeil cr has @ablgeif)impfe idJent,
Spd) meiit idJlus er es iiber.
Sp fDmmt benn alles ,uieber MN
Sm bic getunbntem gillette,
Gin Seber rtdJtet lid ietm Suu
Gin mad bet alten gSetie.
ltnb menn uns etiuas rtd)t sefGllt
glm ben iitpnernem SadDet,
Wtan fam nidlt Sehem in Der 98elt
@s INNER ridltig mad,en.
gSir iupllen nid)t NIT b1iem Slut
Die 2amne nns nerberben,
Inns lieber iuieber friiden Mnt
Seim gone Star Sicr eriuer6et.
ltnb Niles itrablt im Goiemiheiu,
Die Sorge ntnf periinteil,
Wenn mir i'm fr1bliden &erein
Sas quite 9Dne 2 tnr trinfen.
9'rum meg nit @rillen, iasen mir
llno anb'ren fnmlen Sadben,
g9ir npllen bel bem 6 0 ne g Stnr@i @iel
@emiitlidl lein unn laden!
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g. q. G. q. e. gahu.

g., $. & g. 81. (ooapt-sinie).
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scit fiinfsefn esahren

babe id Die @irfuneen bon @llt-
lens 9lriliea Salbe berfolgt uno lie
bat ii6 in Sdllen BON S6nitt- iito
grano-8unoen llno 4rebs ltets be-
mdbrt nnb uns manhe 9oftorredl-
nllne eriport, iaet 81. S. Sarbp, pon
galt @ilton, Me. 25 gts. bel 9(bolpb
0reiB uilo 81. Gobn & 60.
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Smlano.

9os 8unoes s[ppeaatiol1sge-
ri6t in Gbicogo bat oos @eiu6 ser
9unoesregierung INN 8ieberoufna1-
me oes 8erfabrens gegen Die Ston-
ooro Oil Company, BEL Dem es ii1
INN sic Strafe bon 20 0eillionen
Collars bonoelt, 5rriidgelpieien.
Sn 0uincp, Maiiy iit oas
gr0Bte unierer Sdla6ti6iffe, bic
u9toro 9ofoto~, pom StapeI gelau-
fen.
S5n 9lernpbis lit oie Gctton-
&ouferetl5 5uianmen9etreten.
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Etras.

= PIN s. 9e5enber fi,t6et in
GolomeG Goltntp cine 2ocol Option.
9(bItinmung itott.
= CHARLES g. Soft, Ser 9ruoer
oes fiinftigen groIi6enten, miro in
g(ranios IoB cine 9mlf etoblierel
- Ger 8eiommtipert lnierer
teranii6e1 9abneu 6elorft ii6 ouf
1891, t42, ,681.
8iS gum / 9tobelnber moren
1.574051 @ollen 8oumpolle in
SeroS geginnt
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Sebe sramfbeit beilbar.

lnante6tbar 1T Der @runbiab, bag
es fir iebe &ranf6eit elm Seilmitte[ it,
2eiber bat Die mebi8iniide @iiIenidatt
aber nod nidt iol6e ssortid5ritte aee
nad)t, baB bieier Sab audi cine prat>
tide @eltlrng beaniprll6en f6nnte. g8a1z
renb es fir maitde 2eioen iiber6ollpt
nod feine liber ipirfenbe arsnei aiebf,
lnb tpdbreno Die Seilmittel fir anoere
arunfbeiten INNER nod sipeifeI6after
9atur iinb, finbet man nur lelten ein
gaittel, oas 10 setpib fllriert, tpie Ses
Inafeli5 bel Sodmorrboi0en tut. Sb Die.
Ter abioluteu 3uberldiiigfeit ipirb aut9
eine Brobe bon g. geenftdbter & Co.,
8or 1916, gfeip 9orf foItenfrei tcrs
ianbt
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90. 6. & s. gahu.

glnfunft-
$50. 3-@pm @oroe1. 9:15 hadn't
sSlpera a-@om Norbeil. .7::30 PORN
go. PAL 9oliiton ETC.. $50 oornl
Slbfabrt-
SO. Sad benl Siorben. 80 porrt
nSlber Na9 Dem Nprben 900 nahnt
$50. 244-3olliton etc -. 1915 hadn't
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u, .. d 3. U. (@onpt-Sinie).
s(nfltnft
SO. 9-@pm 9lten. 1885 ooriu
$50. 7-@om Often. $500 nahm
No. 10-@l 9aio Ii. &eiten 500 nadnl
9lbfa5rt-
$50. 9-gl 8aio Ii. 8eften 900 BORN
No. 10-Na6 Dem Often. 1920 nahnt
No. 9-Na6 Dem Often 11:40 bonn