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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-01-31
GOOD NEWS.

Pottsville, Pa, Jan. 27-Two more
big open hearth furnaces resumed
work here today, while the 19-inch
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an interesting lesson, a three course
luncheon was served. The club will
meet with Mrs. Oscar Groom, at the
home of her mother, Mrs. S. NJ.
Galloway, Feb. 9Th.
Miss Bonnie Byrd of Malta Bend
was the guest of Mrs. Tom Davis
from Friday till Monday.
Ed Chambers, U, S. N. of Licking
ton, is visiting his uncle, N. J.. Cor
don, and family this week.
Rev. W. B. Palmore, Editor of
Christian Advocate Of St. Louis, was
in town n day last week.
Miss Frances Maddox of Blackburn
visited her cousins, Misses Laura
and Bess Larkin, this week.
Miss Elizabeth Corder returned the
first OF the week, after a visit with
relatives in Ste. Genevieve.
Russell Epps and sister, Miss Bess,
returned home Tuesday, after a
three weeks visit in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King and child
rem of near Malta Bend are guests of
Il, Guenther and family this week.
Mrs. Tom Fell visited relatives in
Sweet Springs last week. She will
spend a few days in Lexington before
returning home.
The masquerade skating party
which was given at the rink last Fri
day night was well attended and an
enjoyable time reported by all.
Died, at her home In Waverly, Sat
urday, January 25th, 1908, Mrs. Sarah
Webb, aged about 80 years. Deceased
has been in declining health for sew
eral years. She located in Wayerly
in 1858 and has made this her home
home ever since. She is survived by
three daughters-Mrs. G. 7. Robinson
of Kansas, Mrs. Ben Davis and Miss
Lee Webb of this city-and n SON
Geo. W. Webb of Kansas City. Her
remains were taken to Grand Pass
for burial.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Miss Susie Lesueur returned Thurs
day evening from a short visit IN
Kansas City.
Col. S. J. Huston and little grand
sou, Huston Yeager, arrived from
Kansas City Thursday evening for a
short stay.
Miss Lillian Bell, who has been
visiting Miss Efie Marquis in this city
for the past few days, left yesterday
for home in St. Louis.
DR.. G. w. Hyde, who was called to
Keytesville a few days ago by the
death Of his sister, Miss Bette Hyde
returned home yesterday.
Rev. E. X. Wolf arrived from
Gillian Thursday evening for a short
visit with the family of his father-in-
law, H. &. Tunstall, in this city.
Mrs. c. w. Loqmis and Miss Carrie
LOOMS went to Kansas City yes
terday to hear Paderewski, who play
ed in the Convention Hall there. last
night.
b. 7, Xix, who has been attending
the annual convention of the South
western Lumbermen's Association in
Kansas City, returned home Thurs
day evening.
]. R. Moorehead returned yes
terday from Kansas City where he
has been attending the annual con
vention of the Southwestern Lumber
mems Association.
Horace Ardinger and sister, Miss
Eugenia, went to Louisiana, Mo. yes
terday where Mr.. Ardinger will be.
married to Miss Frances Tucker Mon
day afternoon.
Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday to
Boyd Hancock ~ Lexington
Bette White..... Lexington
Gus Gilkey I. H~igeinsville.
Nirgie Sceyers. ....... Hieglnsville
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which church she ever was loyal and
devoted. Her education was obtained
in local schools and three years in
college.
She was married to Gil E. Bellies
December 2lst, 1862. To this union
we're born four children, two of whom
are dead and two living. A girl baby
died in infancy and Fannie Lee, the
wife of Robert Wilmot, died Dec.
18th 1891, having two children, Dock
and Fannie Wilmot, who have been
mothered and reared by the de-
ceased. The two living are Hattie
Houx, wife Of VIM. Wilmot, and Tarl-
ten McCutcheon Bellies. Her husband
preceded her to the grave about
six years, dying March 4th, 1902.
Mrs. Bellies passed away Jan. 22nd
1908, aged 66 years, nine months and
nineteen days. Funeral services
were held at the Baptist church in
Mayhem, Saturday, Jan. 25th, con-
Quoted by Rev. G. W. Petty, her pas
tor. The body was put away in Mi.
Hebron cemetery.
Mrs. Bellies was a woman of good bus
mess sense, above an average mental
ity and of strong character. The pre-
dominating characteristic of her
life was her fidelity to her conception
of what was right. That principle
made her a constant and true friend
and made her a strong advocate for
the existence Of the church of her
first love.
She took an interest in every ques-
ton that came up whether educa-
tional, social or moral, read much,
did her own thinking and was ready
with her conclusion when occasion
demanded. She was a positive force,
willing to act and bear her burden in
the activity of life. Such a char
acter meets and discharges the re-
sponsibility and duties of life and
dies in the faith and hope of a home
in the skies.
A few years ago we buried Doc
Bellies and now we place his wife by
his side, and out of our midst has
gone an active, living force for good;
but let us hope that the children and
grandchildren have by precept and
example so learned the lesson of the
value of good character that we shall
have a continuation of the righteous
influence of these good people.
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wAyERLY NOTES.

S. ]. White was in Kansas City
Saturday.
Laurence Eppes was down from
Dover Saturday.
VIM. H. Druhert was in Malta Bend
one day last week.
viii Names was a Grand Pass
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Frank c. Corder was in Lex.
ington last Friday.
Dave Entrekin was over from
Blackburn Friday evening.
John Gordon of Lexington trans
acted business here last week.
Wesley Humphries and friend of
Grand Pass were in town Thursday.
Homer Van Meter of corder is the
guest of Bowman zeysing this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B, Wheeler of
Marshall we're in town the first Of the
week.
Miss Jennie Fell, who sprained her
ankle quite badly, is able to be out
again.
Ed Smallwood of South Missouri is
visiting his uncle, James Smallwood
this week.
Geo. W. Webb of Kansas City was
called here Friday by the death Of
his mother.
Born, Friday, January a, 1908, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Yancey, a line
l2l pound boy.
Charles Handy Of Higginsville
visited friends at this place Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. W. w. Davis, who is teaching
school near Dover, spent Sunday
with homefolks.
Miss Elise Daniels of Osceola visit
ed her friend, Miss Eta Fulkerson,
the first Of the week.
The X. 2. M. ], N. Club was de
lightfully entertained last Saturday
afternoon BY Mrs. e. o. Buck. After
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Wants, For Sale Etc.

For SALE CHEAP:-A roll top desk.
almost new. Inquire at this,ofice.
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COMPETENT JUDGES.
beauty Doctors Endorse HerDIclae.

Beauty Doctors Endorse Herpicide.
Women who make a business OF baau.
Trying other women come pretty near
knowing what will bring about the best
results. Here are letters from two. con-
corning Herplcide:
can recommend Newbro's "Herni-
cide' as 1t stopped my hair from faIiino
out; and. as a dressing it has no SUPER
"signed.) Bertha A. T~ruIlineer
400, Complexion Specialist.
"Sh Morrison St.. Portland. Ore"
After using one bottle OF 'Herpic,dos
my hair has stopped falling Il ana nv
scalp l. entirely free from dandruf.
~"(Signed) Grace Dodee
,,o- Beauty. Doctor,
1855 Sixth ST., Portland. Ore"
Sold by leading druggists. Send foc. IN
Samps for sample to The Herpicide co-
Detroit, Mich.
I've uises-sa csHa ana Elsa
oRENsHAw & YOUNG,
Special Agents.
LEXINGTON, MISSOURI
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R'Have you visited the Nickle? Open
every evening. 7-136
s Have you been TO the Little Gem
Barber Shop? I2-l4 If
For a good, cold bottle or a glass Of
Aoffman's call at the Gem.
Green or dry wood by the cord.
Phone III. l-letf d g. W.
The Gem Barber Shop is located in
the Gem Building on 10th and Main.
o 12-l4 If
We are closing out a lot of sl.0O
hirts at SOC. See display in west
window. H. S%inauer,
bake Salt-risen bread on Tues
days and Saturdays. Order as much
as you want.
l2-l9tf MRS. /. e MARX
Rain coats for men and boys at
half price. See display in east
window. H. Sinauer.
If you want hrst class work in the
tonsorial liue go to the Little Gem
Barber Shop. 1914 If
We. have several broken lots in
children's suits, age 4 to II, which we
are closing out at greatly reduced
prices. H. Sinauer.
keep a nice line fresh candies
some homemade, some the finest
creams and chocolates, nut tops, and
candies in boxes. MRS. L. E. MARK
l2-l9tf
We have good things to eat such as
succotash, fine sugar corn, fine select
peas, asparagus, string beans and
stringless beans, spinisch, greens and
canned lima beans, in fact every
thing in the vegetable line at Jos. L.
Long.
Try some of our purer apple butter
mince-meat, loose SHREDDED cocoanut
and fine California prunes, evapo-
rated peaches, r%aisins, figs, dried APP
pies and evaporated apples. At los.
L Long, Cash Grocer.
Everybody knows where Ludwig's
reliable jewelry store is. First class
goods always reasonably priced.
Watches, jewelry, silverware, novel
tics and musical goods.
For new lima or butter beans.
navy beans, pink or chilli beans,
chilli pepper, pork and beans, fake
homi W, pearl hominy, pearl barley
and rice go to Jos. L. Long. cash
Grocer. We win give you bed rock
prices on every thing.
Have you een the large stock Of
post cards at the Picture Shop? re-.
member that Coiin started the Post
Gard business in Lexington and has
maintained the work and today has
the largest and bsst assortment IN
town. Call and see them day or
Phone 2l5 THE PicruRr SHOP
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Land and Money.

l have a few Lafayette county
farms left that can sell you at
reasonable prices. None any better,
and all know it,-and they sell.
Some city residences and vacant lots
located to suit purchasers. viii take
pleasure in showing you anything 1
have for sale. Can see me at Gratz
Bros. phone 22S, E. B. vaughn's
phone 30 or home phone 272. W. v
CURTIS.
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Tick Talk

Take your watches, clocks and
jewelry to venable's for repair. Dia-
monds and other precious stones re-
set to order. I-lOt4 wks.
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DontLive.

in the same rooms all winter without
new wall paper. New spring pat
terms for 1908 received daily. At
DOME Weber's. WEBER BROS.
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For Sale.

McNeal & Irwin Safe. Two doors.
52in. high, 80 In. wide. Fire proof.
Worth 5000 for $500. Call at the
Owl Drug Store. l.2Otfd & W
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MAYHEM NOTES

sds lily SIOCk ydrOs ana Will move
there this week.
Tom Nelson attended the services
at the Christian church in Higgins
vile Sunday night.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Radius Jan. oath, and
left than q rice hsT
Miss Viola Pickett went to big
ginsville for several days stay with
Miss Elsie Parent.
Hon. Joe Christy of Odessa spent
Saturday last here. He talked a
little politics as a side issue.
Mrs. Jerry Proctor spent Friday
morning in Odessa with her sister,
Mrs. Jim Waterhouse.
Kay Waddell returned home Fri
day morning after a few days visit
with a friend in Odessa.
Hugh Smith started for Kansas
City last Thursday with 1876 dressed
turkeys of his own raising.
Mrs. r. T. Jesse of Lexington is
here staying a few days with Miss
Maud Perkins her granddaughter.
VIM. P. Keith and son, william.
bought a car load of cattle in kan
sas City last Thursday to feed this
winter.
VIM. Jennings and John Leller
skipped a car load of hogs to Kansas
City and had them on the market
Tuesday.
VIM. Leiler of Houston, Texas was
here last Tuesday in the interest of
Texas lands. He at one time lived at
corder.
Clarence Worthington of Galena,
Kans. came last Friday to make a
visit with his grandmother, Mrs.
M. Withers.
Mrs. Herman DeBolt left last Tues
day for Kansas City with her child
rem. From there she will 60 to South
West City, her future home.
Walter McGlasson came in from
NORTH Dakota to attend the funeral
of Mrs, Bellies. She was his beloved
aunt and they we're always ever near
and dear to each other,
Lawrence Smith and hurry Whit
sett started for South West CITY.
Mcdonald county, last Wednesday.
They are looking for a location to
start a chicken ranch. They will 90
through by the buggy route.
Mrs. Emma Fox and daughter,
Fife, of Vandalia, Mrs. Wilson of
Marshall, Mason Forge and Pat Mar
shall of Odessa, Joe Barton and wife
of near Odessa attended the funeral
of Mrs, Bellies last Saturday.
Thomas vivion returned to his
home with Bert Taubman last Friday.
He says he had a very painful time
with his eye, and viii return to the
hospital as soon as he is rested up
and have his other eye operated up
on. There isa growth showing on
the pupil.
The sentiment of MAYHEM and
Washington township is for Senator
Stone first last and all the time.
There is no pse to try and side track
him. He will be in the race from
Start to successful finish. There is a
little quiet work being done here on
other lines, but itgwill not pan out.
MRS, M. A. BELLIES.
Marinda America Bellies was born
in Lexington, Mo-, April 3rd, ls4i.
She was the second daughter of Geo.
and Eliza Houx. One year later her
parents located near this town. i'm
proved, lived and died on the place
known as the Uncle George Houx
farm.
She made profession Of religion at
about the age Of fifteen years and be-
came a member Of MT. Hebron Cum
berland Presbyterian church, to
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Die eriten Stu0entinnen

Die erlten Stuoenttnnen oil
Der 8erliner Srieort6= @iIbelnlS ltni-
neriitat m11roen bur6 Sen Geftor hit
motrifulirt. 9os GreigniS poll3og
lt6 unter6eionoeren 6eierIidfeiten.
lpelfe iid) Iebr einOrltdSpoq ge1toGte-
ten. Ser Heftor btelt nod Dem Gift
Der Standardization cine InIprudc
an Die Stuoentinnen, IN mel6er er lie,
Die btsber MIR ols @olte an Sen @or=
leiltngen teilgenommer, nltnmebr o1S
So6ter Ser uIlma Woter" begriiBte.
Die nabre 9eoeutung ser Nelterung,
lagte er, lpelde Die 3uIaiinng ser
Srauen gum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIT
it6 gebra6t babe, miiile crit oie 3lt-
funft lebren. Ils critic Stuoentil1
mltroe Sraltlein Mgnes Sornod inn
matrifl1lirt, eine Sodter oeS ronbof-
ten Sbeologen Ser 8erliner ltnioerli=
tat, Yrofel1or Ioolpb Sornod.
gor Ser 9erliner Stroffom1er
bot Die G%erbanolune in Ser pielbeipro-
6eren0 iebitoblsoffoire, ser roffilnr-
ten gntmen0ung zines foitbaren lSer=
lenidnuds Der @rafin 8ortenslcber.
ourh beren &%ommerfrou I1lna Ste
ger, itotteefunoen. Die &erbonolung
enoete nit Gernrteilung Ser S1eger
st udt3ebn Monoten @efGllenis.
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NIIcrIei.

YIN Soilntag 1T ulllere IllS=
lteaung 5n Gnoe gefommen. 8is gum
lebten augenblid NOR lie bon Dem
beltell 8etter be9iinltiat rlo in SOL
ge oeiien mar Der 9eill6 aud elm
iebr 5ufrieoenitelenoer. Scr lebte
Sag mar einer ser gldn5e1oltell.
Na6 elmer &ronfbeit bon ne
nigen Stulloen Ben 6olgen eiuer
Speration itarb am Sanlltog abeno
I'M Santa &oia Soipital 5rall Ma-
ria 2ouiie @raiio, Satin BON
MOolpb @rai1o, Dem Sefret1r ser
uHetail Werbant's 9liiociation4. Die
8eritorbene itano I'M Sitter BON %
Sabren uno mar lett Dem 5riibiabr
1906 nit ibrem @atten perbeirotet.
Sic mar cine Sodter BON 6. 81. Bro
bonsfp.
Sim Somitag ioa bier Elm gro
Bes oemofratiides oaalp~ nbge5al-
ten iperoen, BEL Dem Hnoolpb Sic
berg mo S. s. @oIters Sic Sallpt-
reoner iein meroeit. 9(u6 orll 81.
Sftober ioa bier nod cine groBe Be-
mofratilde @eriammung Itattfmberl,
III ibr meroet S. s. @einert ullo
&ongreBrepraieiltant 8ureeB ipre-
6en.
@ouperneur Campbell bat ci-
1en Sadperitanoigen oes gomptrol-
ler-9 epartemetts bierber gei6ift,
Der cine ltnteriudung Der Bidder ser
bieiigen Srren=Mnitalt pornebnen
ioa. IS ioQen @eloer in ser aoiie
feblen uno man mia jebt feltitellen,
oh es iid bel oieiem 3efi5it INN einen
Srrtnm in Der 8ll6fiibrung ooer
uni etmas S6limmeres banoelt.
Die bepor8igte &ompagneblu-
me lit augenideinlid Die Glotidroie.
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geflebt auf Dem gel6rieben itano:
ugiaenfolonie Sreuoentbal.
Sea, Serr &ebiior, pie melt iinh
Sic nit Der Hepiiion? Sel1te Ioate
id bod ben ueberi6lag baben", iaete
Der 6entier.
nltnb bier 1T Die 3niamnrenlte!-
hung, werteiter Serr," iagte oas
Mdnn6en NIT ieiner piepiieen 9tial.
me. u8lallben Sic mir, man fon,1
bon garter 9orperfonititution ieill
uno bod cine Serfulesarbeit leiIten
folnen. Sd i6mei6le min, 10 ct.
mas abnlides felt BEN adt Sagc.l,
ieitoem man mir oieien @nlt bon
@ehnunsen, Noti5en, 8lanen, 9rle=
fen uno meiB id JOINT nod aIes 5upl
Sronen uno 5ur aufrednllng iibef=
gob, beiorgt 81 baben."
81 Ia bonbe1trl" rief @alber-
i6log a%nerfenneno. limo ser BE-
fllno Ser Sa1e?"
y3unddit ni6ts ols arallt nllo
Ellben. 9d6t Die Spur elmer gereeel-
ten Gintragung. 8oie Sode fir Sen
Serrn, lpenn Die @eidibte banferott
geben iollte."
u0ta6en Sic mir Die 8feroe niht
l6eit!!" brltmmte Der 3entier. Dos
eben ioa perbinbert merben. 9aruin
moQten Die Sanirunasrate auriithit
mol einen ginblid boben. SEQ, ullo
mie ltebt alio Die Sei6i6te2"
oIles bier per5eidnet. Sooiel
id) bis iebt. bermlsre6nen fpnlte,
foitet ben Serrn iein @iaengrun-
onngspermogerL natiirlid 5uaiiglid
bes Wiets- llno 3insberlnlt an ben
nod un6emobnten giaenL faIt oas
0oppelte oeiien, mas er iid) einbil-
oct.
uauti6l 50 mot tut meb!@ rief
Salberi6lae uno itedte oas 8apier
ell, oas linn Der &feine gereidt bate.
Set fam cen i6mer5lider Sene=
iu~ngspro5eB meroen. Na, mir lper-
oen 1eDen, mdf % 5u MADDEN Is. NllD
lpielen Sic man lpeiter oen Serfules,
SEER @iinidelmana, uno leger Sic
maI reselredte 9iiber an. I'm mellll
ct Sbnen lint men 8orl6uB ol1f oie
Mrbeit 81 TIM IS.
ugitte, bite, bite" tpebrte oas
Wann6en. SD bab' imrner IN mel
mem beideibenen 0aiein oarouf ee-
balten, oos ades bubid gu einem gro
BEN Saufelt 5uiamenfommt. Mlio
laiiell mir Dos Bis CUR entgiiltiaelt
SertigiteQlllla meiner @rbeit."
ggto, OBJ Ell Seoanfe," itimn,te
SEER Salberi6lag BEL unb empfa6l
lif, nm Die @leftrii6e gu beIteiasl
uno bis in Die Nabe ieiner Stallllag
5n fabren. 0ort ibmang er iib ouf
ieinen @aul; balb bate er oas SGu-
iermeer Der Stabt i'm &iiden uno
trabte auf Der Strabe our6 @alo
nno Sable oabin, Dem fernen Srer=
oent6al 81.
(5ortiesun9 foIst.)
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Wrnnoeisentnms uebertraaunaet..

8. g. unb Sara6 u. 8iiener an Sreo
nilo 9ufe Carter, @rlln0itid an Der
esgiania ape,. Sp[oan 9arf; S125.
emma Soiepb an @race 8ren
@runoltid All oer @almut StraBe;
$40 II. q.
alfreo BREEDER unb Srau an al6ert
3aeder unb SralL $50 ader Qalo;
$500.
Nadlas bon q. 8. Sroaf an @eorae
@oe. @ruHbifiid I'M Gitps@lod 1865;
Sable 6. solauoer an George @
Ned @rnnofiid i'll Soutb 5eig4ts;
$3.50.
George 5arriion an :. @taffel
@runoitiid an Der Siipz@oa StraBe,
6. s. 8obedaur nno Srau an ailis
Y. @aaner @lann, @rullbitiid ait bel
Nplatl StraBe, $1400.
Soiepb nno SDa 5auit an art5ul
Sbelp uno Sole q. @ernanbe8, Grluaor
itiid an Der 8eleabo Ctr; $275.
S. 9. Callahan an So. Il6ert6aI
@runbitiid III Der 2unlpoo0 abbition.
$50.
5enrb Sdoenfelb uib ssrau on Gas
&c. S6oenfelo, @rltnoltiid an Der Gun,
tod apenue, Sout6 6eigbts; $3.50.
Oeorae s. uno 3ermine s. Stlemt'
an @. 8. u. 9almer. @runoltiid in
neueu GitDe8lod 1915; $2650.
aearneb @2aiDn unb Sruil aii s5pbr
3refs, @runbitiid I'M ueren @itps@loe
3035. S1450.
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yrtef-gtEe.

9erren: 81. 8. Glten, g. 9. @e<
6in9er, Sobn Berger, s. Berlin, SO6n
=. 8auman, Soiepb 8oggs, so, 8uers
leme, W. 6. 8ernjtein, q. g.. 8ebrius.
5. Gruie, Anno Stripe, y. Srieblatio,
10; ". @eib, 50. Soeder, s. Siooe, Mus
quit aemp, 2luguit 8rauie, 8. u.
9imnlel, $. 3. Qa2mme. Saul Maris,
g @er9ele. IS. g. Braun, Spmnl
E. Mergel, gB. s. MulIer. S6ilip s..
Nolano, 9ohn Often, Soc Often fen
Otto 81. 8ineop. Sreb 3aoafer. gaspnr
9felleop, Seurh S6aumleffle, q. 6. Gel:
lenbadl. Or. Storm s. 6. Saiie, %.
SiQet, S. @agser. Sranf 8iiener.
Samen: s. Berlin, Stella 6effers
man, Nman6a &ierltnt, 2ena anbu, y.
Slipper, @liie aobler, @. s.. 9emfe. Qlite
3ebb, Sole Nieman, Mimlie Neltmonr,
e. 8feffer. Gina 9fomer, 9. MeiB, @ctz
ia 8ilbelm. 9aura @enb, Gillian 3iine
lnermlnnn.
auslanb: Nafael @roiie, @rs.
Warm Sacohs, Otto @uler, Geo.
S6luonbt, @iitop Sauerteig.
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@erfanat

Elm Sebrer, Inn an Der 9bonis-S hltle
5n nnterrihten. @ebalt $45. Mol
ipenbe ii6 oil
8m, Singer.
9banis, Meoilto Gorntp, geras.
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oes Sor Gomniiiioner, oes 8eperlte.
@genten nno oes aSar @ooro" ge-
idoffen baben.
gs nidt arl5ul1ebflen, oaB, ielhit
lpenn oas gauge repnblifanii6e
Sfoatstidet erpdblt meroell ioIta,
Die %altfbe6ung oieler @eiebe ollrd)=
gefiibrt peroen f0rll1te, oenn cine
repu6lifat1iide 9egislatllr fam flibt
gemablt lperoen, aber tuen1 mir fir
Simpion 1rno Dos republifoniihe
Sifet nniere Stimrie abgeberL 10 lc=
gen mir &roteit eegerr oieie art ser
@eieBgebnlia ein uto oeito Itdrfer
oieier Groteit Ieiu miro, oeito nirfla-
mer miro Ell ieill. 9esbalb pieoer-
bolen mir rodmals:: ni6t MIR ibres
Stelllna IN Ser 8robibitionsfroae
pegen, lonoern oltd lpegen ibrer
Steliing in onbern politiiden 5ras
gen raten mir unierlt 2eierll fiji
Sinpion lttO Dos repltblifauiife
Staatstifet 5u Itir1fler.
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GiienbaDu=J abrplau.
g. 81. & 81. q. gabn.

.9abb grodett" <3ue na9 SouIton,
@albeiton, Beaumont nnb Orange. Nbz
fabrt 9 ubr abenbs, Infruft 7.30 morz
gems.
gad aerrbiae, abfa6rt 4.30 ua6m.
Nbfabrt bon &errbiae $50 I6r ~born1itz
tags. Nur Sonntags nnb 8errbile: $50
llbr bormittags.
Na6 gnero. goafum, Souiton. @albee
ton, 8%iobines, Godoale, Cameron unb
@aco, Ibfabrt 8.45 pprmittags.
Na6 8eebile, Corpus g6riiti, Ilice,
Matbis, @ranias BaB, godport, abfabrt
lao na9mitta9s.
3ab Salfurias, &6fabrt 8 nbr abenos.
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S. G. 6. %. gabu.
q bfolr

RID TT.
Na6 alien NorpzSeraseBunften
49,. 4 ubr nnb 7.45 bornittags.
Wa1 ct. Qouis, Mempbis rno Dem Often
-. 1.25 nbr na6m. unb 7.3O abenos
Na6 Iegifo. 1920 u6r bornt.
4nfunft.
gon ct. onis uno Dem Often, 9.t5 more.
gon 2areoo uno Wtegifo LOS na6m.
Son ct. 2ouis, &anias gitb 1920 abs.
st. Spmis e San Sraneiscp gabm.
Nbfabrt.
Na6 Sort 5mitb 5pringfielb, ct. 2ouis,
&anias gitp, Chicago IS. &@. 81. 9es
pot) .7.30 abenos
anfnnft.
Bon ct. 9ouis, &anias gitb, 9aris,
@btca9p $3.50. 1920 mprgens
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Watiir(ide splteru.

Sen 6eilfersfne6ten bes Mittelalters
lit bon einer bumauen Solge5eit nas
%graulame 9anolperf 9elest por6en. 2ei-
Der lit Der Sorti6ritt Der Neu5eit MIDI
70 ipeit ge6ieben, baB audi an ben no.
tilrliden -Solteril, nel6en infer &orpci
unteriporfen iperben mag, Elm gnbe Be-
reitet iporben lei. 9ur in getpifIen SGls
len 9elang eS 8obltdtern Der Weni6bcii
Der natilrliben @rauiamfeit 5alt gu &c.
bieten, nnb ge6Drt 5t bieien Meni6en>
frelnoen i'm beiten Sinne bes @ortes
Or. Silsbee, Der nit Itnfeiis elm I'M
tehlbares @fittel segen pie Softer Der
9dr1orrboioen erfano. Cine Yro6e tpirf
bon Is. Nellltdbter & 60, 8pr 1915, SEER
gorf. frei berinnbt.
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seirats . eGeIne.

6orrp zimmerman llno 9oro 3has
mernanil.
j. SO. @eiie Inb Gibonie @robmann.