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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-14

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Jack R., b. g.-Wm. ]. Riley, Hoos-
lex Falls.
Kocian, b. Sc. c. Bryant, East
Dorset.
Tillie Barron, b. nj. H. Potter,
Salem.
Dillon Maid-E. ]. Miller, Shirley,
Mass.
Mary Russell, oh. NC. R. Russell,
Lake George.
AL Bingen-N, E. Whitney, Fair Ha-
ven.
Ppincess-I. N Chase, Brandon.
Mark, b. GO. T. Cook. Wallingford.
Glass No. 3-2:27 Pace:
Slickey, b. g.-H. Il. Burgess, Ben
nington.
Baby s., b. nc. E. Snow, Ben
nington.
skyrocket, oh. &C. H. Lewis, So.
Poulmey.
Billy Macy, b. g.-B. H. Weed,
Pawlet
Young Chekallis, blk. 81. o. AL
len, Mddlebury.
Timothy N. Y, b. ga. w. Bump,
Hartford, N. Y.
Ellis st. Clair, b. g.-B. Squires,
Bennington.
Peter Troy-D. A. Barker, Rutland.
Thursday, September 16-Class No.
4, 2:45 Trot or Pace confined to linn
its of Society,"
Cora b., oh. m.-F. f. Bowen. Man
chester
Mildred st. Clair, g. m.-Frank
Bentley Bennington.
l.
nington.
Baby s., b. nc. f. Snow, Ben
nington.
Weary Willie, b. &C. e. Snow, Ben
nington.
Ellis St Clair. b. g.-B. Squires,
Bennington.
Dick, b. g.-Charles Sellers, Man
chester Center.
- br. m.-Alton Bentley, Sunder-
land
Glass No. 5-2:22 Pace-2:1s Trot:
Kostos, b. so. W. Welch, North
Adams.
Victor, CHI CIV. H. Lamson. I'll
conderoga.
owen Dunmore-I. n. Chase, Bran
don
Stanford, b. ED Lyons, Hadley
Mass.
Peter Troy-D. A. Barker, Rutland.
Mabel Hill, b. nj o. Allen, Mid
dlebury.
Rose Baker. G. MI. o. Allen. Mid
dlebury.
Timothy. ~ Y, b. ga W. Bump.
Hartford, n. Y.
Free for All:
Fabaiola, CHI m.-Wm. Dudley,
Crown Point, n. Y.
Bonalet, b. mo-. w WEIGH, North
Adams.
Tommy Twist. CHI. 60. W. WEIGH,
North Adams
Edith NJ, b. nj. II. Potter, Sal
EN-.
DR.. McGannon, CHI. &C. r. Russell
Lake George
Orchid. b. NV. II. Linnindoll
Warrensb1rg. n Y.
Burlington Maid-N. e. Whitney
Fair Haven.
King I.ocomoco-I. n. Chase, Bran
don.
Jerry Woody Hill Stock Farm,
Salem.
Fred D.. g. ED. Lyons, Hadley,
Mass.
Lambert J.-Joseph Brown Jr., Fl
Edward, n. Y.
Hal r., blk 81. o. Allen, Middle
bury.
Rose Baker, g. nj. o. Allen. Mid
dlebury.
Irish Jack, br. ga. NJ. Higley
Smiths Basin, n. Y.
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MOUNTAINS BEING
SEARCHED FOR
BALLOON|ST
Clifford B. Harmon Made Lone
Flight From PittsfieId
HAS NOT BEEN HEARD FROM
Left the Earth at 2:30 Yesterday At
ternoon in Strong Wind Head
ing Northward.

Pittsheld, Sept 14.-Several auto
parties have left this city and are
searching the Hoosac mountains for
Clifford B. Harmon, son-in-law of E.
C. Benedict of New York, who made
lone balloon flight from this city
yesterday afternoon.
The balloon was the Heart of the
Berkshires" which has been used by
William Van Sleet, the aeronaut, in
many of his flights, and it left the
grounds of the Aero club here at 1880
o'clock. Mr.. Harmon had made ten
previous flights but on this occasion
he went alone in order to secure a IL
cense as pilot of the Aero club OF Am
erica
The balloon reached high altitude
before the drag rope was thrown out
A strong wind was blowing and the
balloon took a northeasterly course
toward the Hoosac mountains.
Since the balloon disappeared no
report has been received here from
Harmon and his friends are worried
for fear that some mishap has befal-
len him.
While they continue to hope that
he has descended at some lonely spot
in the mountains far removed from
all Telephone lines, the length of time
that has elapsed since he disappear
ed in the clouds Is reasonable cause
for anxiety.
Early this morning a number OF au-
tomobile parties were organized here
and sent out in search of the balloon
and its lonely occupant. Up to noon
today no report had been received at
the Aero club headquarters and anx-
iety as to Harmon's fate Is increas-
ing
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-14
3. H. S. ATHLETIC LEAGUE
New Constitution Was Adopted al
Monday Nights Meeting

At meeting of the members of the
high school held Monday afternoon, a
new constitution for the athletic leag-
ne drawn up by the committee chosen
at a subsequent meeting, was present
ed and unanimously adopted. The Of
1cers of the league will be elected at
ronight's meeting.
The new bylaws provide that any
member OF the nigh school of either
sex may become a member of the
league by paying an admission fee of
% cents. Only members of the leag-
ne will be allowed to take part in
nigh school athletics, The regular
meetings will be held on the second
Tuesday of each month. The object
of the society will be the promotion
of all kinds of sports among the mem.
bers of tne school.
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III lilt lNO StIitS Will lAAoh'ih ehN
NORTH Adams the Bennington players
outbatted their opponents. They Sc
cured II hits off the shire city pit
cheers and As off the Tunnel Digger
box artists. They made one more err
ror than North Adams and seven
more than Pittsfield. Bennington
played one and Pittsfield two errorless
games in the series.
In only one department of the
game have the two Massachusetts
teams been superior They have ran
bases with better judgment. Any I'M
prejudiced observer must concede
that ball team playing together sew
eral days a week, and practicing daily
when not engaged in actual games, is
able to deyelope a better system. "
will be able to make more runs from
smaller number of hits than team
brought together only for limited
number of games and with limited OPP
portunity for practice.
Handicapped as 1t was the showing
of the team against the trained pro
fessionals of North Adams and Pitts
field was remarkable, Had the Ben
nington players been brought togetn-
er and retained here as a paid team
early in the summer the games with
the Massachusetts teams would have
been even more creditable.
Bennington lost but ten games dur
ing the season. Two to the General
Electrics OF Schenectady. two to Hoos-
lex Falls, two to Pttsfield and four to
North Adams. 1t won two against
Hoosick Falls making an even break
with the New Workers. Over two
thirds of the games played were won.
Some Of tnem were easy victories but
others were close hard fought bat
ties. The game with the Jeffersoni-
ans of Schenectady was won by
score of two to one and was bril-
liant contest.
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ANAEMIA CAUSED DEATH
No Mention of Cancer in Death Certi-
fcate of E. II. Hartman

Arden, n. Y, Sept. 14.-"Pernicious
anaemia and oedema of the lungs"
was the chief cause of Edward H.
Harriman's death, as officially stated
by DR.. w. G. Lyle, of New York his
physician, in the death certificate filed
at the town clerks Office at Highland
Mills. There was no mention of can
Ger but it vas noted that the word
chief" had been inserted in the print
ed form after the question: Cause of
Popularity interpreted anaemia is an
impoverished condition of the blood;
pernicious anaemia, therefore, Is a
severe form of the disease, Oedema of
the lungs, or water in the lungs, the
Interpretation generally accepted,
migat have resulted from variety OF
causes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-14
BANKER KILLS HIMsGLF
John w. Castles, President Of Union
Trust Company, Suicide

New York. Sept 14.-John W. Cas-
ties, president of the Union Trust
company of this city, a director of
other well known corporations and
prominent in social life. committed
suicide today by cutting his throat
with a razor.
Nervous breakdown is given as the
cause Of the act and financial matters
are said to have had no bearing what
ever on the case.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-14

through the refuse filled culvert and
underbrush.
The parents of the Infusino chill
dren are well to do Italians. No at
tempt mad been made to criminally
assault the children by the murderer
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-14
WOMEN BLOWN OUT WINDOWS
Explosion in Baths Injuries Half
Score, Several Probably Fatally

San Francisco. Sep 14.-Half a
score of persons were injured, several
probably fatally, when a boiler in the
Lurline Baths exploded yesterday.
Women patrons were blown through
the windows of their compartments
into the street, and the building was
almost completely wrecked.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-14

mos had left them. The superstitiohs
of their race prevented them from
bringing the dead mans effects with
them.
Professor Marvin's records and OBJ
servations we're saved.
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TORE OFF FARMERS EARS
Kentucky Posse Searching for the
Two Men Who Manned Him

Danville, KY, Sept 14.-Rufus May
nard. farmer, of Casey County, was
called to his door Sunday night by
two men. They beat him into uncon-
seriousness and tore his ears from his
head and almost removed his nose.
A sheriff's posse is searching for
t,ne men.
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WEATHER FORECAST

For Eastern New York and Western
Vermont fair, except showers in ex-
IRENE north portion tonight or We'd
nesdaV
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go. @rlinoitiid on Der 8irginia Str;
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ISM. S. S6ub n1o s. Z. 5illc5am
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S. 9. Sipple an MiB @. 6. Nidfol6,
@rllnoifiid an Der graniaS N%oeune;
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Soiepb @leiB uno Srau an g6riltian
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Der Galiiano Ctr, $500.
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Tiir $500 uad 9entld)lanb.

0eatI1 amerifanii1e jSeitmngen
tperoen i'm aIten Baterlano NIT gro
Ben SntereiIe geleien, neil fie iid
frei ausiprehen ,tno bdufig bon brit
ben mebr Neuigfeiten nito MaAri6ten
bringen, ols Die beutiden 3eitmngen
lel5St. Die nSreie Prefie fir Seras"
TT o1iiben iibernn, tpobtn lie geian6t
miro, Elm iebr germ geiebener @alt
uno fam fib riibmen, Mnerfennung
uno @iiroigung at finoen, mie aus
5ablreiden 8riefen an uns, iomie on
Dieienigen, melde bas 8Iatt an ibre
Bertuanoten i9iden, berborgebt. Seer
oabcr ieinen 8ermanoten uno Sreun-
ben cine Sreube ertpeiien, linen Elm
miafommenes @ei1enf MAIDEN min,
Der beitene fir 1ie Die ,6reie Bre1Ie
fiir Seyas". Das Snterefie fir Seras,
mie iiberbaupt fir Den Gtaat un6 oie
@egen6, mo- oie gertpanoten tpobnen.
1T in Deutiblan0 iebr Iebbaft nnb es
tit unmogIid, in Yripatbriefen cine
10 griinolibe @uffldrung uno 8e-
i6reibitng bes fremoen 2anoes at ge.
ben, mie oies Die nSreie Brelie" an-
tpo6cntlid tut. Sir cen geringen
Breis bon $500 b~erienoen mir porto.
fret infer reihbaltiges @obenbIati
auf Elm Sabr an irgeno cine @orens
i'm MlisIanoe.
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500 gelohuuua. S1Oo.

Die Seler oiefer 3eitung iperbeu ii1
freuert, gu erfabren, bab es tpenisifers
cine geflrdtete 3ranf6eit giebt, ipeld9e
Die @iiienidaft in an ibren Stufen gu
beiIen imltarbe lit; SnG aatarrbs&nr
1T bic eia5ige iebt Der ~dr8tliden 8riioers
ldaft befanute ~poiitipe Sur. 9atarrb err
forbert ais cine 3onititutiorsfransbe:t
cine fonititutioneIe 8ebnnblung. 9alfs
aatnrrbsaur miro innerli1 aenommen
uno pirft brett auf bas 8luf uno Die
ldleimigen Sberfldden bes Spitems boz
bllr6 Die @runb[age Der 3ranfbeit Sers
ltDrerb unb Dem Hatienten &raft ge6eilo,
inoem lie Die aonititution Des aorpers
%anfbant uno Der 9atnr 5u i6rem 8erfe
bilft. Sic @igentiimer bnbet 10 bel Ser
traien gu ibrsn 3eiltrdften, baB iie 100
3olars Selobntng fir jeoen Sal anz
bieteH, ben iie gu furieren perfeblen. Gait
gnd cine Cite bon 3e1tsniiien fommeii.
Wtan aoreiiiere:
s. S. gbeneb& 60. Solebo, Q +.
8erfauft bon alien Mpotbefen, 75c.
Sails SamilieueYiaen iinb Die beiien.
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@un grabms.

Cine biibide Mnefoote bon
9rabms, Die Der Sonoibter i'm Dei=
teren areiie ielbit germ er5dblte, be-
ri6tet Ridoro bon Gerger 1T ieiler
Geographic 8rabms', Die ioeben i'm
|27. 8ol1oe ser Mltiifer= Biographies
eribienen lit. Ole fleille gr5ablunJ
liefert Sen gelpeis, mie eutberais
unb mie frei bon ieglidem Splitter.
tum Brahms ai6 in ipateren gu
gen eemeien: Slt elmer ltiirmii6e1
@interna6t elf grobms nit ocE1
milogeiinnten Gioniiten gpitein bon
einer ltnterbaltl1ae in 8i1rotb's
5auie ourh oie engen StraBen Ser
@iener Mltitaot ieinem Seim al.
God balt AM Ga lieet Lungs ser
Maller anideineno obnm1htig, Elm
anitdnois eefleioeter Mann; &ceea
nnb Shnee Iblagen ibm in oas blei-
DIE Mntlib, uno ni1ts lit %begreifli-
der, ais oaB Die Sreunoe biilfsbe-
reit 5ugreifen. Ser 8atient miro
aufgeriftet. $50 pobnen Sie?"
foriht Meiiter Sobannes. Nus sen
fablen 9ippel rinet iih enolid Der
Same elmer 5ielnii6 entleeenes
StraBe berpor. Mlio friid allge-
padt. Der beleibte grobms uno Ser
idlanfe gpitein nebmen ben Malu
unter ben @rm nlo nun aebt's mie-
Ser boloeroiepolter our6 Stnrm unb
Ndiie binaus in Die Goritobt.
@nolid lit oos &olts erreidt. Mon
erf1brt, BOB Der Mam i'm pierteil
Stod mobnt. vSi1 @ottes Nome,i.
olio p%oripartsl" fommanoiert Der
iebt ibon feubenoe 8rabms; Sdritt
fiir Sbritt gebt es miibeielig sic
Greppen binan. = 90 urploblif1, be-
Dor Die pberite @toge CREDIT iii, err
ideint am @eldnoer ein furienarti-
ges @eien, flatternoen @oares, in
peritorter Nadtgelpanoung, oie Serge
in Der 9infefl, einen 8eien in Ger
Gedteu. n9llio SIR leio Die lallbe-
rem @eielen Die meinen Wann gum
Srillfen perleiteil nno balbe Ndd,te
nit ibm ber5eden?" oonnert es oilf
Die eritatnten Sanariter les.
ySdamt's guh nidt2 @artet, ih
min @lih belfenl~ Ser geien orGat,
ein &ageI bon Sniurien praiielt fer.
nieoer. 3u oieiem id)redliden .Gan-
tbs trims finoet IelbIf Elm 8rabms
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greift i'm piloelten 9reltiiiino ole
Slnht, Der Iioniit tut oesgleid)en
uno entpidelt nit oen geirts1 cine
@eldufisfeit, Die Der ieiner Singer
menie naditebt. atemlos, ober BON
2aden gei6iittelt, iteben Die 8eioen
mieoer orarBen Dor Dem 6onie. Cine
nabe giirmubr oonlert ell mahti-
ges u@ins". Meiiter Sobannes greift
mieoer bebaglih nod elmer Giaarre
unb iagt ifmun5elno: .9eiin, mein
lieber gpltein, moGen mir aber eben
nod irgenomo cine Saiie aaffee
tril.fen!"
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Ne;n i'm ,o6 MIR o;,,e,, ,hnor

r@ein, i6 iob MIR eiren i6mar-
sen S6leier."
limo nod of oen 9in9en, bic iid)
III Der @alerie 5lttrltgen, l~tiirStell
Sic lt6 nift otf oos @eipenit2"
SD fonnte l1idt. i6 bette
5llrbt. &oltm ooB id) oie &ruft
botte, ibm 81 folgen.
Sic iino ibm garnibt oefolqt
Gnter SacQues," iogte iG init oro=
bender Stimme. Sic iino nit
Dem @eipenit bis an Die Cant troBe
bon gpinop @rm II s(rm gegoltgen!"
yNein!" i6rie Ell. IS reglrcte
ouf einmol in Str0mel1. 9o bin
l6 lt1l9efebrt. uno i6 mtib
llift, mas aus Dem idmor5en @c-
1pe11lt %9eunroen lit.
Seine Iugen ioben mir lli6t irei
ms @eiidt.
@ir lieBen i'm ollein.
Gin Witiduloiger2" fraete id)
Sorlnt, OILS mir brouBen porell, nnG
lab tbn felt ms 8eltdt, ais motlts
ib ieine @eoo1fen ergriinoen.
2orian bob Die Nrrne gum stint
mel.
u@ie fam if oos milienl.
@os meiB mon III ei1er berartigeil
Mffore2. gor pierl111o5mal1sia
Stl1noen nob bate i] geid)morelL
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linol".
@r oerlieB MIDI illoem er mir
mitteilte, ooB er ii6 ioalei6 nud5
Gpinop begeben miiiie.
Houletobil(e NOR init ieiner @rsG6s
lung fertig.
uAhn?" frogte id i'm. y@os
1T oora1s 5t idlieBen2 Sd beereife
nifts oaponl. Mlio, fllrSl @as
miilen Sie?~
uadesl" rief CT aus. ugnaeS.."
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len iebel1. gr NOR oufaeitonoen
uto oriidte mir felt oie Sol1o.
so erflaren Sic mir bod, Bat
id).
u2aiien Sic nl1s tlod Dem gefin.
ben Srdulei1t Stoneeri ions Ie6enl"
antlportete er f11r8.
(Tortfebung ToIet.]
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NIferIti.

Gos ltrteil iiber ben fruberen
8mffaiiierer @oobs iol am Sreitog
geiproden meroen.
Die 8epobner oes iogenolnten
Dreib 9iigel, Z. @or0, baden einen
Smpropement-0 iitrift, ben lehitcn
seihaffem uno beifIoiieiL Bombs gum
getroge BON $4,000 ous5ueeben.
Neftor Halomo, einem friiberei
ELECTROMAGNETIC, muroen in ieinenl
Nro6eB gegen Die S. & O. q. @abn
$4,000 Sdaoenerias fir erlittcnc
9~erlesungen 5ueeiproden.
Sn Dem &auie BON Moolpb
@rom, on Der Muffin StraBe 1857,
fan6 9ienitag nadmittag cine Sdie-
Berei itatt. @ie es ifeint, bat Oront
ieine Tohter uitb oonn iih ielblt
geidoiien. 8eioe lino idhper pertpull-
Def. 8oter un6 TodJter ioaell iibcr
EN- Bib Der Mntter in Streit gero-
ten fein.
Die Surp in Dem Hidters sun
1T jett pollitanois.
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FIN Ludwig mabneks.
3nr G%atbHamms ieimes Gei,fmals.

6eierlih, nit beb'rer @irbe,
Sit Sem Nnmumeut ent6iiat;
IS entltoi1o brtrd) &iinltlerbanOe
&oblgeformt 9ein G6en6ilD,
Hibia 1d)altt es 81 Der Groe,
@uf bie erpBe Menl6enidaar
llnb in 5eineu 3iisett leget
Stdrfe lid) rnb 0tilbe DOR.
@idt i'm oidten Sreunbesfreiie
Gpnrt i6 nit 5ltgeaen 1ein,
Nidt ilad) alter, bentlder 8ei1e,
Sir bie SeIttaesbDmne meib'n;
Sod mein @eiit, Der lit eepnnhert
Haltlos bin III Der Hatur,
Mit perlfdtlbniBpoaen Sliden
Splgt er Seiner S6affenslpltr.
siebt, pas allies 9u ~eeibaffen,
Was Sem @iQe REF bernpr,
@ie auf piilten ober Stellen
Meres 2ebeu iprieBt emppr.
Mrm unb Geid nno @ro6 nilo aleine,
6at Sem Sdaffenslium 6ebud]t,
@iren meitberiibmteit Natnen
6alt ben 8iiraeru Su gennd)t.
Sdou nun, reuu sic 8dunle iprieBen
Mu1 berab BON 9einen 6ob'n,
@enn aug ieber 5orten ailoipe
@eltes 2eben miro eriteb'n,
&enlt Die boloe 2ellSes1pnne
,S6re milberl Stroblen iens't
9ann bait 9u, Su 9einem tpten,
Nud ein lebenb' Wonument.
Saeeb 6artmanu.
san @utonio, San. II. 1909.
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YraISent hilft 8aiien.

Sunoerten bon @ailen mllrDe
ourd ben Hrdiioenten 0es vSnou-
trial ano Srpbans Some bon Msa-
con, &C., sebolfen, meIder idreibi
aBir braud)en electric 8itters in
oieiem Snititut lett 8 Sabren. gs
Seigte iid ais cine auBeroroentll9e
Weoi5in fir Wagen. 2eber uno Nie-
ren=Seioen. @ir bolten es fir eine
Der beiten 6amilien-N eoi5ineu Der
BELT" gs belebt Die 2ebensorga-
uen. reinigt oas 8lut, bilft ser Ser
0auung, erreet Mppetit. lin oiinlle,
bleife Ihpahe 9inoer ooer 1eriin-
tergefommene 4erionen gu itarfen
nlto iuie0er auf5ubouen, gibt es nihts
Mebnlihes. Dos Bette fin 6ranell-
IeioeH. Sur so gts. bei alien Drug
qiIfen.
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Seibt emtfbieoem.
9ieie Srage iollte Onrd 9ellte in
San Nntonio leidt beantmortet
tuerOen.

8os lit ratiomer: gu Sen anlid-
ten uno 4euBeruneen @urer Mtitbiir=
ger @ertrouen 8u baben, ooer ii6
altf Die Gngoben bon g6n5lid Srenl-
Ben 5u perlaiien, oie meit meg mob
nen2 2eit oos Na6itebenoe:
q. 81. Seiorid, 709 Molltana
StraBe, San 4%iltonio, Seros, logt:
Sd unter3og 9oan's Nieren 8iGen
elmer griinoliden Brobe u11o ih muB
geiteben, oaB ih nien1ols ein 5~ltfrie=
oenitelenoeres Seilmittel eebraudt
bobe. Wteine geieren befo1oen iid
in elmer i6redliben Gerfoiiullg. 0ie
ausl6eiouttge1 lporen rrnotiirlid
I'M Mnslebef uro ergaben einen l6lpe=
rem Sooe1liab, ipeltn iie lteben ge=
lolie1t muroen. Mein Giiden mar
e6enfalls i6na6 1no i1 botte nlebr
ooer peniger 56mer5en iiber Sen
2elloen. Sd perlhnffte mir bon Ser
geror Orig So. 8oan's Nieren 8il=
len uno apei S6a6teln bobcn
nidt mir Die 2abmurg uei11es
Hilfen ont lonoert oie Nieren
oltsl6eionngen muroen ald6 normal.
Sd babe 10 piel 8ertrouel1 su oieient
0ittef ooB id es fir5Iid olld eli
lleut meiner Sreunhe, Ser on Rierer-
%Itnrln1gen lit, empfa 81. S1 bin
iider, Bob Die gteiultate bei inn gee
raoe 10 8ufrieoenitelleno iein tperoell,
mic lie es BEL mir gefpeien fino.
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ct. sames Gafe

Gieies poaitdlloig lleit eiligeridteic
&eltollralt lit cine ourdJous poplt-
lare Snltitution, Die megen Der biz
ligen Ereiie Seoem 5uganelid lit.
8egulare Mobl5eiten weroen 81 %
geliefert, elm ausge5eifneter
8uiineB Wens Sund foItet nur Is
Gents. Niles gut mo nor3iiglif) gill
bereitet. 9eionbers Die 9euti6en,
INN oeren Slmoidoft orinaeno acfe-
ten miro, lperoeu @acs idmod6ofi
finoen.
$. Maseubie, Gigcntiimer.
ltnter Dem ct. Sames 9otel, Snuiiorl
Strdbe.
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SanfIasmns.

Iael ~oenienigen Die inns bei ben
plosliden Sooe unierer lieben Sod
ter nno SbmeIter, Soa Se5el, ibrc
Seilndbme be5eugten llno ibr Sic
leste @bre eripieie1, gon5 defenders
Serrn EoItor Srie fir feline troitrei-
den @orte an @robe II. Dem @elotes
air6endor fir ieinen erg~reifenoen
@eloig ipreden mir uniern ber5lid,-
item 9anf aus.
Sermann Scscl ilne Snmilie.
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-0ip Stoht Mip,1 Mrs So,,,Gh;

Die Sfo6f Mien miro oemnGdIt
Elm Worib BON S6pino=9 enfmal err
bolten. Sfmino mar elm ~eeboreller
@iener llno Sugenofrenno Sro1'5
S6ltberts. Sem 0enfmul miro 0as
erite iener &iinitleroe1fmdler Iein,
oeret grridtnng in ben Mnlagesl
Lungs Der 5ronten oes f~unitbiitori=
lden Sofmuieums in 8ielt ser fnnit-
linnige @raf &arl 2%ancforo1sfi por
einigen Sobren ongeregt bat. Sdtpino
1T ouf einem Selien iibeno oargeiteat
an Dem 5elien iino 5mei 6raucnge-
ltolten %angebrad)t, oie 5l Dem Stint
Ter en~porhlicfen.
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Gum Serfanf; Gin gut renomier.
tes, rentables Sotel in Yarras, @eris
TO. 2eidte 8eoingungen.
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Sapferc ssener=S nmscn

erboGten oft, beim 2ol6en bon
Seuerrt, i6mere 8ronoputoelL
brmlden oann 8udlens @rnico Gol=
be unO pereeiien iie. Sc pertreibt
oen Sdner5 balo. Sir 8ronomlll=
oen, 8erbriibungen, @unoen Sdnitt=
tpunoen itno 8eulen lit es oos groBte
@eilmittel ser @elt. gs BELT roid)
Saut=ausi6ldee, alte @ltnoen, @eu-
len. Ulcers, Selons, bette &amorrbrl=
oen=Gur. @ueenblidlihe 2inoerulno.
% Gents bel onen 9rueeiiten.
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Gum @erfallf BEL oaen Sdnolcrll.
8reis so Gents. Softer Milburn
So, guffalo, Seem Oorf, oaeinige
Mgenten fir oie Ser. Stooten.
Grinnert @ad oes Hanens -
9oons = lno nebmt feline ollberell.