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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-03
MOTION N l)L[R
CASE Is PREPARED
Many Atfidavits Filed BY State
and BY the Prisoners
Attorney
SAYS HE WAS THREATENED
Toler's Attorney Files Anonymous let
ter in Which he is Warmed to Get
Out Of the case--Motion Will Prob
ably Be Argued Soon After Court
Reconvenes.
Reconvenes.

Affidavits in support OF the motion to
take the w. D. Toler manslaughter
case to another county for trial, and
affidavits in resistance to. the motion.
have been filed in the district court. II
is probable that the motion wilt be
heard within day or two after Judge
Bradshaw returns to this city on
Thursday. Toler's attorney has filed
nine affidavits in support OF the mo-
ton that, because Of the prejudice and
excitement that has prevailed In con-
nection with the Iowa Central strike
and the killing Of George W. Davies,
that it would be impossible to secure
fair trial in this city.
Fifty-six affidavits in resistance to
this motion have been filed by County
Attorney j. II. Egermayer. These af-
fidayits are in substance that no preju-
dice or excitement exists that would
preclude the possibility of fair trial
here.
Attorney Says He Was Threatened.
In the affidavit of j. W. Henneberry.
of Eagle Grove, one of the attorneys
retained by Toler. he says chat while
he was in the city investigating his
clients defense that he was threatened
and that he was called q "scap" and
vile names by men who had the APP
pearance of being klborers, and that
he was threatened by letter. The FOL
lowing dis the letter referred to:
"J. W. Henneberry:
eff YOU know what is good for you.
Mr.. Fullerton, you will get out OF the
Toler case. If you don't somethlng
might happen to you.
(Signed) zone of the fellows who IS
going to see Toler stuck.
(Dated) ''Marshalltown, Aug. "a. '0s."
The affidavit says this letter was de-
livered to the attorney at the Pilgrim
hotel on the evening of the date az
fixed to It, Earlier in the day, the
affidavit says, Mr.. Henneberry and
Thomas Healy, his associate, were ac-
costed by a man who had the appear
ance of a laborer when they came out
of the jail after seeing Toler They
were asked "Are either OF you fell
lows .Pinkertons?' To reply In the
negative the man is alleged to have
said: II am looking for Mr.. Pinkerton."
1t was in the afternoon OF the same
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-03
ELECTION At HIGH SCHOOL.
Pupils Learn to Register and Cast
Their Ballots.

While their elders were voting for
Taft and Bryan and the other candi-
dates of the election today down town,
the members of the civics classes OF
the high school were holding an cleo
ton Of their own. The election was
in every way similar to the one for the
legal votes, similar ballots being used
containing the names of all the cand1-
dates Of all, the parties. The poll opened
this morning, with the recitation of
the first class in civics. 1t did not
close until this afternoon, after tho
last class IN civics had recited. Tho
voting was a part of the lesson, it be-
ing intended to instruct the pupils in
the method Of voting. The same classes
went thru the process of registering
Monday, and the usual officials: for
both registration and voting were ap-
pointed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-03
ABOUT YOUR CAKE.
No Economy in Baking Cakes at
Home.

With eggs at q cents dozen and
butter up TO 2S cents, there Is no
economy in baking cakes at home. The
profit is very small to us. but by bak-
ing a great many OF them we can
make lust a trifle on each one and still
give you, the very best materials.
When we can't use good materials we
will either have to ask more or quit
baking cakes for we are determined
not to bake inferior goods. We call
your attention to the fact that our
cakes are not the bakery" kind, they
are the Standard Bakery kind, which
means the highest quality. Get one of
our cakes and see.
STANDARD BAKERY,
ITO West Main street.
THE place that's different"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-03
rAMA MAN. HAS OPERATION.

Frank kaverick, a Farmer, Submits to
Removal Of Greater Part Of Jaw.
Frank Maverick, Tama farmer,
about Is years old. this morning SUBJ
mitted to an operation for cancer OF the
law at st. Thomas hospital.
The greater part of the left jaw was
removed, and the bone scraped and the
flesh cauterized The patients condi-
ton, Immediately following the opera
tion. was as satisfactory as could be
aSpected
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-03
THEY PROMISE TO BE GOOD.
Boys Arrested Halloween Night Bring
Written Promises to Mayor.

Armed with written promise in
which they vowed to be good boys and
never again commit depredations on
Halloween, and in which they begged
that lerience be shown them. the ten
boys who were arrested Saturday night
while out celebrating. appeared In
Mayor Ingledue's court late Monday
afternoon. The communication the boys
brought with them was signed by all
Of them. After being given a lecture on
the errors of the course they We're fs.l-
lowing when arrested Mayor Ingledue
discharged them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-03
WILL BUY NEW BOOKS.
Public Library Board Decides to Pur'
chase Some of Recent Fiction.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
board of trustees of the public library.
was held Monday evening, the members
present being Mr. P. S. Balch. DR.. N.
Merrill Mr.. g. Fl. E. Bcardman, DR..
Cora Williams Choate, Mrs. IA. II.
Nichols and Rev c. w. Mccord. The
most important business transacted
was the decision to buy some of the
recent fiction. both for the free and
renting collections, no books having
been purchased for some time
The report of the librarian, Mrs.
Grace K. Haviland. showed the number
Of books issued in the past month. to
be 3.625; new readers forty-seven; and
receipts for the month. of $24.55.
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pauoherty.

Mrs. Sarah c. Daugherty, of Valley
Junction. widow of David L. Daugh-
erty a veteran Of Company d. First
United States engineers. died at the
soldiers home at 11:25 Monday night
OF gall stones Mrs. Daugherty entered
the home in August, 1907. She is sur
vived by four children, Joseph p.
Daugherty. of Fraser. Boone county;
Mrs. George Howe. Of Des Moines;
Mrs Rose Green. of Valley Junction;
and A. D. Daugherty, whose present
place of residence Isl unknown. Mrs.
Daugherty was 7s years of age.
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woMAN,s CONDITION SERIOUS.
Mrs. Glenn Stout, Of Liscomb, Removed
to Hospital.

Mrs. Glenn Stout the Liscomb wo-
man whose left arm was fearfully
burned a few days ago, when she was
overcome with an attack of epilepsy
and fell thrusting lher arm into a tub
of hot water was brought to ST
Thomas hospital Monday. Mrs. Sto'its
condition is very serious. and the
physicians had not decided this NOR
ming whether to amputate the arm or
graft skin on the wound. The ply
sicians say. her condition is far from
the best, and the suffering she has
undergone has weakened her.
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Card.

we. the undersigned, hereby return
our sincere. thanks and our expression
of gratitude to the Christian people
who have so kindly remembered us in
our anlictlon. We shall ever cherish
the remembrance Of the sympathy
which accompanied material aid. Mr..
and Mrs A. w. Moreland.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-03
Local Weather Record.

Fifty eight was Mondays maximum
compared with 40 for Sunday. The
minimum temperature last night was
q, one degree warmer than the> nlght
before. At o'clock this morning the
temperature was So. compared with ~
for the same hour Monday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-03
SECOND TEAM WILL PLAY.
Toledo High School Will Meet Local
SCRUBS in Game Saturday.

The second foot ball team Of the
Marshaltown high school will meet
the Toledo high school in this city next
Saturday afternoon. game was re-
Gently arranged between the local
scrubs and the Toledo team at Toledo,
but the weather interfered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-03
kA,sgRlN LINER SOON DUE.
Ocean Steamer Bearing Mcfarland
Ashes Should Arrive Saturday.

Ashes Should Arrive Saturday.
Inquiry from New York. as to the
time Of arrival Of the Kaiserin VIC
toria Augusta. results in the .inforna-
t,on that the vessel will in all prob
ability reach that port Saturday morn
ing, Nov Z. This is the ocean steamer
that is bringing to this country MIS-.
s. c. Mcfarland and daughter. bearing
the ashes of the late Mr.. Mcfarland. IL
is presumed by friends of the McFar-
lands that Mrs Mcfarland will start
directly for this city, and that sshe
should reach here by the following
Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-03

mediation for seats from which places
the bulletin can he watched. Refresh
ments will be served, phonograph
speeches by Taft and Bryan will be
made and a program put on in the
gymnasium.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-03
Election Nioht at Y. M. c. A.

The ladies' auxiliary who are making
a feature of Election night at the Y
NJ. G. a. extend the invitation to ladies
10 be present. The secretary's office
and the reading room will have accom-.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-03
Come everybody. We have something
that will interest you. Terms cash.
MRS. II. M. SATIA, Owner.
NJ. NJ KENDALL, Auctioneer.
BOWLING S
Standing Of the Clubs.

The Clippers won three straight from
the Six Shooters on the Cook alleys
last night Northup and Miller tied Tor
high score on 2l0. and Miller rolled
high average with 1888. The scores:
JpI1L-RS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-03
In The Police Court.

Edward Morgan. Charles Miller, Ran
dali Green, Harry Kelley and Byron
Kirk, who were arrested by Constable
Cummings for being drunk and for
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-03
GOOD HARD WOOD.

South Side Coal Company Selling
Fine Grade, Chunk or Split.
We have received a carload of fine
hard wood. both chunks and split. It's
a fine lot of wood and we can sell it at
a very reasonable price. If YOU have
a. CRATE or use wood in an alright
heater, or any kind of stove, this is the
hest fuel you can get. Cali us up for
particulars and prices.
SOUTH SIDE COAL COMPANY.
Phone %,
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MIIerIef.
ssn Der @elt Commerce

Sn Der Welt Commerce StraBe,
5fpiiden Gbupooeras uno galaperas
Strabe, ging oas 8fero Ser Mrs.
S. so. Eaplor ourf uno tie ielbIt,
ibr 8abp un6 Mrs. 9. Seal tpurocn
aus Dem guggp g%eid[euoert. Die
beioen Jrauen erbielten idmer3bafte
gerlesungen, ons gabD entfam I'LL.
perfebrt.
Die Staot eebt eegen oieieri=
gen Burger Dor, Die Bripat-S eiuers
erridteten un0 peridnmtei1, Ser Muf-
foroerung gu folgen uno oapon acnnt-
mis- 5u geben.
Sim Gonneritag Den s. lit Der
Netail Merhants-Sog anf Der Nlis.
ftelung uno ale Metail 8rocerg
Stores bIeiben an Dem Gage geidlof.
fen.
Son Der nSnternational Stems
Gompanp" in Stem yorf erbielten mir
s@urtenlaube" $. 81.
9as erite Seft bes offi5ieGell
Organs fir oas in Stem yorf itdts-
finoenoe Norooltlide Sdngerfeit lit
uns ioeben 5igegangen. IS neant
fih Der @aroe~, lit cine Monots-
ihrift iino nab Dem Snbalt oes eriten
9eftes gu urteilen, por5iiglid reoi-
niert.
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etlpos beoenfltd," meinte tie. sd
oafte an Die 8olfonicene, iie obea
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mild peronlagt," nn1ote er Elm.
Sic ladelte ionft. %, bos mo6t
ni6ts. Sic leien einfo6 Die Gomeo-
8ortie aus Dem Decentralization ob.
uno i6 ipiele Damn oie Sltlio. Sic
lolle1 ieben, i'd babe piel, iebr piel
Srgnn."
yl1eber Sen SAT- reoen mir nod,
: mein 5rauleitL" iogte Salberihlag.
~Sm 8rin5ip poren mir ieoenfolls
einig."
9os NOR nun Dor bier Sagen &C.
ipeiel1, ltno om ielben Gage, ols er
oieIe 9efonnti6oft eentodt batte mo.
ben &opf gon5 poa oapon, beint-
marts rift, 90 mlBte linn oos Ntal=
belr nit Dem Stltr5 poiiieren. SIS
fpar bod 81 oumm. No, ober oie
So6e miiroe boffentlid IN einigc1
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fonrte mon ia meiter ieber. Chit
mellen batte er iid i6on an Gage
nod Dem llnfoa nit oeln geq1etldJ
ten @rm ouf oie StroBe gelnaht,
ipellll a1d inter groBen Shlner5ge=
filblen, uno botte on oos 5raulei,l
Ilnla &ipera in Sreuoentbol eine,t
acknowledgement goten nit einem Oft
mell1trouB bi1o1sgeionot nit Ser
gptl6aft, Dem befpnBteu fltnitfreuno-
liden @errn mdre Elm Malbeur mi
o%erfabren, aber er boffe, Dem Sr1n-
lein III einigcn gogen BEL Glide mie-
Der 8eiealhoft leilten gu fonnen.
tTortfebuno foIst.]
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@epriiselte Hrinsen.

Sn ieinem IN 8dris eri6iellellr1l
@crfe iiber oie @ofli6feitsforntert,
Sic Gillette, Die Mooe nllo Sen ll,-
ten 5on bonn 10. bis gum 10. Sobr.
bunoert giebt Mlbert Sronflin eirliae
gil15elbeiten iiber Die Erin5ener3lez
bllng pergongener 3eitell Die 5eieen,
meldi beoeutionte Golle ser Stres
Ole Feiti6e urlo Die Suite i'm 2ehen
Ser ilrngen &onigsiobne geipielt bo=
ben. Shon gondet, ser 5l1r Set
5ron5 |. ieine umoroliihen 8riefe"
perfaBte, empfobl oen gItern iobalo
oas &in0 eine S6ulo begongen bo=
be, nit ben idoniten @er1en voie
Suite 5u nebn1en uno Sen Gorper
meioli6 81 ois3iplinieren, arf BOB
er INNER sur Sltgeno neiee.~ Mor<
garetbe bon &alois i6rieb uno lprass
loteiniI6 10 %poafommen balptiG6=
li6 borilnt, neil lire Gr5ieber nit
3iidtigungen nidt ipariom moren,
6einrid W. oeiien Sltgeno nit
Griigel reid geiegnet NOR, beItono
oarnllf, boB oieie Wetbooe olth BEL
ietnem So6ne, Dem Sbronerben anac=
manot ipuroe. l1nb Ser fiinftige Gun.
mig XIII. befam jeben Soa BON iei:
her Grsieberin Some. De Wonglai lei
he @iebe.
Nls 9einri6 Nv. bon Mopaiaac er-
moroet muroe nno iein faum llellll=
iabriger Sobn ibm I'M 9onigsarat
folgte, batte Dies auf oie Mnlpell-
oung Der Suite feinerlei GinfluB. Scr
4ermite mar ldngit in &eims feier-
lid gefront moroenL als mon i'm inn
nler nod eifrig berpriigelte, ouf ooB
er Elm gerehter &onig mnrbe. No6
ben 9rei5ebnidbrigen beorobt oie
Wutter nit Sbrfeigen. llno ebenlo
boben 2nomig XIV. nnb 1ein 8ru-
Der Ybillipp, Der Stommooter ser
Orleans, ibre Siebe reidlib 5llgeme'-
len erbalten, Der erite 9auphin, Ser
@ater 2uonigs XVI. mitroe nit IL
brutaler Strenge bon Ieinen er5Ie.
bern bebanbelt, BOB er fait itumpfiir'-
mig wuroe. Die 8rin3eiiin Bolatino,
Die 5meite Srau Gbilipps nno Mut-
ter bes &egenten betonte 5lpor:
uSbrfeigen iino eefdbrlid1, ober
penn tie BON ibrem pigeren Sobue
lpra6. 10 fiigte iie bin5u: Sd babe
i'm 10 tiidtig ourdeepeitidt, oob or
idon nod cine 8eile bran oellfen
miro" Ginmal mid lie aud bon H.
rem @rnnoiob binii6tlih Ser DIR
feige ab: in @egenmart aIer Soflin-
&c appli5ierte iie Dem fiinftigen &c-
genten cine bodft fraftpoIe Bod
pfeife.
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9as @eipradJ Oes sases.

Nod flinet Maoentidlanos Sube.
fort - uno fort in bellen Sonen, =
nod itrebt lein @olf in ieoem Srt -
Elm @eiitesmerf 81 fronen; 81
miihten in Die errite 3eit - ii6 pie.
Ser beit're alallee = ulo aagemei,
ne 5eiterfeit = erfoBt auf's neu oit
Weengei - Srat giner pl0Bli9 ou'
ben Ylan - uno itebt auf freier
SiiBen, er eing uibt ltets Die gro.
De 8abn - Drum muBte CT es biiben.
= ood nabm oes 2ei6tlinlls MiBge.
idid - i'm gor 81 iebr beim Sdopfe
- 90 reifte linn 5u ieinem Slid =
ein S1eln1enltrei6 ini &opfe! 8
Ser u&elo", bon Dem id lirgen nil
mltBt' aud lein S6iff SIT Ienfel
- bod blieb er ouf Der groe it'd,
- Die 5abrt CAB ibm 5u oenfenL =
er 5eifnete ii6 einen Hlan - bereit
5u groBen Eaten, nlio modtc
ielbit ii6 untertan - ais Soupt-
mann Die 5olootenl Seer if
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Slid lih ielbft 5u idmieoen? -
So bob bon inn Der 9idter lang
i'm Noroen, mie i'm 5iioen! - 81
it's, er tits Der u@ans I'M @liil'
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gaben, = 0as gauge @uslano iiebt
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i'm baben, = oes Sduiters 8oiat
senialer Streid - miro 9ramotlir-
gen finben, balb gebt er iibern
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groB gemadt. - nodoem er biel ge-
litten, NOR oo6, onB cine @eli
geladt entgegeu gutter Sitten! -
- 8as tat er 8roBes2 0un = er
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MAIDEN, - Dem miro oie @eIt gum
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oriiber lahenl = God oieier @oigt
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er riibren, = Der SEER &enoant -
wie mars fatal - lieB 5itterno i'm
quittieren uno itol8 erbob'nen
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robin er nit - lieB i'm CUR @od,e
fubren! - Drum muBte ielbit ms
2o6 binein Der uSauptmmiil"
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nno aagemein - begebrt nit einenl
Malel - @ie inn Die Wenge Nei-
fad pinft - 5iebt er bepunbert psi-
ter. Seer cine @elt gum Ga
den 5pingt, Dem gebt's nid)t
idledt!
grnit Setter.
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M fliegem bmrd)
bte Suft.
@orfiibrnnscn in 8arnnm nnb @ai
le1's Cirrus.

3wei rei5enoe iunee Sran5oiinacll,
Die S6meitern So &aqle, fiibren oas
leniotioneae &lnitltiid Dor. Sic file
gen NIT ibren Iutomobilen BON
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onoere 5lau aneeitriden, 10 BOB sic
3uldouer Oas Manoner geror Der
folgen fonnen. 9ieler Gift, ser oos
Tublifum in Die groBte Sponnurla
periett, lit aaein oos gintrittsgelb
inert.
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0ranoeisentnms uebertragunser.

Sacob unb gIiie @olfenitein all aIfreb
s. @itte, @runDitiid an Ser Maoiinu
Strabe, $4,000.
@rnnoItid ON Der Rnrt Nbe.; $2750.
Soc Erielt an Sobn @lod @rnnnltild
an Der 9ittmar Mbenue. 3iIcreit gobi@
ton; $135.
@agamilien Seinri9 an s. &. uno
amelia S6oefer, 80 Nder 2ano; $500.
Gotparo s. nnO Ngues &oeltring IN
Us. U: Yarter, Gruitee, @runbftiide ii
Der WiQa Noia Nobition.
W. VI. Barter, Srultee, an @oparo 4.
aoeltring, @rnnbitiide in Der @iaa 9foia
4bbition.
SO. Sones an Srau 5elene gauer,
0runotiid an Der Santa CLARA S.r.;
$1,000.
q. 8 Qerjep uno Srau an 5. SO. GU
lid. @runoitiid IN Moore's Suboibiiiou,
1925.
aIeranber 3osfe uno albin Seioei un
HuaD 8bite, @rnnoitiid I'M Gitb@glrf
1878; $500.
@iaiom SanIon an Qottie ). 8iIfe.
@runoitiid III Der Gait gnb aobitiou;
500.
9. Habe an s. 6. gantis, @runos
it'd i'm neuen gitbSglof 2090; 800.
S. 6. ainneb nno Srau an Sran Qreie
q. SAINT, @rnnoitif an Der OF Mneon
StrnBe uno Main Mne.; $4,000.
Y. Sderb II. y. m Die 3ruitees Deg
Sderb S6uiS9 itrifts. 2 ader 2aio;
81.
aueuit @oge[ uib Srau an Bruce
Starring, 5f8.65 afer 2anb; S14, 800.
Mnr 9. Maber an Qouis g. S6uis,
@rnnoltiid in Soutb 9eigbts; $305.
Clifton George an 8iliam Sroiunie,
8rilnoitiid III Der eapItone Bari Subbi@
%biiion; 1926.
So6n Marba6 IL. q. all 8. 81. Gepier,
$50 Mder 2ano; $4435.
Yeorge g. Wodert an Soc u. uno
Hoiie Waceant, 8rlinbitiid III Der @eorae
Wiodert Gubbibiiinn; $3.50.
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Ginlabmma.

Sir, bic i1r famft, bpt fern ititb nal,
nm nnf're Satr e1id) s1 betradjten,
Ser9eRt t1td1t, bap mod andres ba,
Worauf igr fiislih iolltet adten.
Ste Jatr lit idjDt, getuiF, ba lit
Sa Tieles, mas emd int're1iert,
ODD Nn0'res aud, bak tbr es iuibt,
Wpppr ibr Mandles prpfittert.
Sn aaen Straken finbet i6r,
Die tutnDerid1titen alter 2G6er,
unn bletbt ibr fteb'n, 10 sie1t's emf bier
9iaein nit nniiftbaren 1dben.
Sph 6ratdt ibr b'rum rift b5s AT ieta,
0etuie, es uirb Sud nid)t per6rieger,
Sebanbelt tuerbet i9r satis feiu,
Selbft menn iBr fetren &aif ,pplt idlic=
FEN.
Gin Seber frcnt fid eud SIT ieb'n,
Hnb 5eigt Gnh iuilis feiue @aarer,
unO iflieklid init ii ibr ielbif geite9'n.
DAP tbr bier gteles f5nntet ipareit.
gu siebt benn los, Dersniigt mnb froh.
urtb ffeitt GidJ ntft ppr bem 0ebrdmge,
Gs bietet San MntpntD,
Ses S~ebensfuertem eine Menge.
Die fdl1ne 6 pneS tarS raueret
Siirff tbr npr ailem tidt pergeien;
gSettn oas 9eifeb', i'd iagt: es iei
Vctnab' etn iiinblihes 8ermeien.
Sbr ieib ,uiIfpunlen, slanbt cs mir,
Wtan seigt GrdJ milis bMrfb bic Haunne,
ffno label Sud NIT 8 Star8ier,
Gin Grant, 10 idj5n tpie Sidtertraume.
Damn fiiblt i9r nDdj einmal 10 gut,
Was fiimtnert Sud Der @elt 8eihmcroe,
tltb frpber freiit in Gnh bas glut,
flnb idSner ideint Gnd bieie Grbe.
Drum, ,uent sur Jair SIR bier erifeiut,
gergekt es nidJt, SIT Gn'rem S%rpmnen,
9prt, mo- bas Seitidtum iid pereint,
CUR 20 Star 8ramerei gu tpnt=
mett.
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3urn @erfouf BEL alien Sanolern.
8reis so Gents. Softer Weilburn
60, 9uffolo, Seem 9orf, oleiniae
Mgenten fir oie Ser. Staaten.
Grinllert gud oes Mamens
9oans - uno nebmt fei1le onoeren.
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Hutet die Kleinen.

DIE STERBLICHKET DER SAUGLNGE list grauenhaf. Wiz konnen
kaum fassen, dss Won allen Kindern cviEsnter Lander zweiundzwanl
Prozent oder nahezu elm VeTteL vr Vonendung DIES egsten Leben5ah
sterben, slebenunddreissg Prozent, oder Gber Elm Drie sterben vr dem finf
und die Hahte shrbt vor dem finfzehnten Jahre.
Wr behanpten mbedenkich, dass die zeige Anwendung Won Castona
gros@re Anzahl dieser kostbaren Leben retten wurde. Auch nehmen wr klein
Anstand, Nu sagen, dass der Gebrauch narkotscher Priparate ais Ursache dies
klndersterblchket anzusehen ist Tropfen, Tinktuen ud Soothing Syrups
knderkrankhelten enthalten i'm Wesentichen Opium oder Morphn. In gross
e Dosens ld sic t0dtlche elite. Vie gross oder klein aber die Dosen Sc
mogen: sev erdummen, hemmen den Blutumlauf ud flhren III Concessions
krankhelt Tod. CAM das Gegenthel wd duch Castoria bewirkt aber
musst daraut achten, dass IS die Unterschrift Won Chas. Fl. Fletcher tragt. d.
selbe befordert den Bhtumlauf, 6fnet die Poen der Haul ud besehigt Feb
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@iirbe cine 6bpotbef a%nfnebmem.

Gin Sarmer an Ser Mllral Moute 2
empire. 60, nomens 90. 81. Slono,
iagt: ugudlen's 4rnica Solbe beiltt
Die idlimmiten @eihmiire, bie id il
iab, namlid an meiner &onb uns
meinem 8ein. 9ieie Galbe lit il
mertpoa, oaB id cine uMortaage" oui
meine Snrm aufnebmen miirbe, folls
ib Tie nidt anoers crbolten fonnta. /"
@ur 20 Gents BEL goolpm 8reiB ltnS
81. @o6n & 60.
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Ser %lanemetli9e @eg.
@irb taelid) iueniser %lansiucilis mus
ermiibemb fir btele 8eiuubner
npn Sun Intpnip.

Wtit einenl Giiden, Ser ben sa15cil
Sag binourb idmer5t,
Ntit Ser ~beltanoig 9eitortel1 Na6t-
rube,
Guqlenoen llriilier-S 6mer5er,
SIT es i1l Ser Sot Elm loll9lpeili9er,
ermiioenber @eg,
Mber 9oan's 0ieren 8ileu MAIDEN
aQem 9ieIel1 ELI @noe.
Sie merbef BON ben 8urgern in
San Nntoltio e~noprliert.
Mrs. sc. 81. @ooogote, tO6 ysa-
t6on StraBe San Mntollio, Scros,
Iogt: SD bobe 5mei S6o6teln Don
9oon's Nieren Yiaen gebrml6t, Die
i] mir bon Ser 8erar Drug Cont
porl peri6affte uno es nlodt mir
Gergniiger, gu beltatigen, BOB iie iid)
fir mid ols cine groBe @oltat err
lpieiel1. Sic entfernten BEN beltall0i-
gen &iiefeni6mer5, moran ib lit, Der
bonntell Sen &opfi6mer5 llnO for
rigierten olle Storungen Der Hieren.
Sd bobe cine iebr bobe Weimlng ppr
9oon's Nieren GiGen nnO bin ibnen
oonfbor fir Sen groBell Nlleell lllb
Die @oltat, Die lie mir gebrad)t 6a-
ben.
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9eirntss Gdetme.
Games q. abr uit1 9iroie Cecilia Mobin