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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-30
PERRYViLLE

Mrs. Martin Shultz. OF Wilmington,
was in town on Thursday OF last week.
Mrs. Thomas Kane. Err, spent Sun
day last in Columbia.
Mrs. Mary Macdonald was in Port
Deposit this past week.
Mr.. 7. Morgan Owens Spcnt Mon
day and Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. George W. {. Krchs was j
Baltimore on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Little are
spending some days in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Jackson were
Baltimore visitors the past week.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
home Of Mrs. Lydia Taylor on Thurs
dav afternoon
Mrs. James Little was the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. John Hasson, near
Port Deposit last week.
The Ladies Art Circle met at the
home oi Mrs. Maurice Cole on Wed
ncsday afternoon.
DR.. George NJ. Stump was in Phila
dclphia on Wednesday.
Mrs. {. ID. Newcomer. oi Whining
ton. visited friends III town last week.
Mr.. Clyde Owens and Mr.. Harry
Scxsmith spent Friday OF last week in
New York.
Miss Logan, OF Elkton, was the
guest oi Miss Anna Jones on Sunday.
| MIR and Mrs Edward Roulden, OF
| Wilmington. visited his mother. Mrs,
\nnic Boulder. on Monday last,
Mr.. and AIRS Frank Barrett oi Mar
,halton. visited friends in town OH Sun
day
Miss Myrtle Lcithzcr Of lIavrc dc
Grace. was the guest 81 Miss Anna
Gchr on Sunday last.
Mrs. Amos Boyd. oi Wilmington,
was in town on Thursday oi last week.
Mr.. ]. s Donahoo. with about sixty
men from Pcrryvil,c and Havrc de
Grace lett an Monday morning for
| DykmaS. y Y. 10 harvest ice for the
american Ice Company.
The ARMSTRONG Stove and Manuiac
turing CO. /, Shu, down inr about two
week tn take account 81 stock
Mr.. Hugh House. former railroad
detective, moved on Wednesday to Cas-
Teton. Hartford county
Mr.. Chris SEydcr OF Rising Sun, has
! purchased the merry go round oil
Mc>sr, kce>cy aud McMullcn, and
removed same on tuesday last
Mr.. \. NJ. Stalcup wa, a Philadcl
phia visitor on Friday oi last week
| Mir Elmer II. Owens, agent for the
Strong Pennsylvania Fire Insurance
Company. has been distributing calcn-
darS aud other advertising matter
around the community
Miss Elsie Fisher has been III this
week with the ,carlctina.
Miss Lulu Broom. oi Columbia. i,
spending some days with Miss EtheI
| Craig.
Mr. Layton Nikin aud friend. Of vii.
mington. spent Sunday last with Mr.
ard MR. c NJ Crawford.
! Mr. George Lawrence has been III
the past week
Mrs Clinton Boyd and four child
rcn are visiting her sister IN Delaware
/ City
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accidents On Bridge

Mr. Harry Roscnhoff, OF Philadel-
phia, while working on the B. & o.
bridge on MONDAY had very narrow
escape from death as large piling fell
about so feet, striking him on a glance
on the right leg and foot, but fortu-
nately did not break bone. and on
Tuesday. Mr.. T. f. Whitaker, of near
Richmond. Va, while working on the
same bridge, fell four or five feet and
badly fractured both bones OF his leg
complicating with the ankle joint The
latter was taken to the Maryland Gen.
eral Hospital, but it is reported that
both are doing nicely.
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PORT DEPOSIT.

MIR William llindman will have
charge ct the Epworth League service
next sunday evening.
DR.. Henry Martin, OF Chestertown,
spent a iew days TINS week with Mrs.
Iielcn Martin.
Miss NGIc tarr, oi Chester, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Cyrcnus Cres-
well.
Mrs William Co,1on has returned
from very pleasant visit with rela-
ives in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs k. =. McClcnahan
were Baltimore visitors this week.
Mrs. John Mohrlein was a philadel-
pha visitor, Monday.
Mr.. d. A. Coc spent Sunday with
Baltimore friends.
The Mt Vernon Quartet, II Balti-
more, will give a concert at Memorial
Hall, Friday evening, January 20.
The Guy Brothers. a minstrel troupe,
will give concert IN Town Hall, FRI
day evening, January -,
The Methodist brotherhood held a
Social at Nc,hitt Hail on Wcdncs
day evening.
Mrs, Tomkiu>nn. oi Harrisburg,
eItllk NNNNlhl way lhNN WYNN WIN liNl
daughter. Mrs. William Carson,
Mrs. Frank Y Benson entertained
quite number oi her friend, at
whist" last Saturday afternoon at
her home
Mr. Ralph Gamble. ot Princeton,
visited fort Deposit friends this week
Mr. john Caldwell OF Boston. Mass,
spent Sunday with Rev and Mrs V. s.
Collins,
Mrs. l.. G. White visited Mrs. Ora
ham at Liberty Grove, this week.
DR.. II +. Clemson was a Baltimore
visitor, Saturday
The MasonS viii hold their annual
banquet at the Tome Institute Inn. on
Friday evening. February ;
Mr. Roman West. oi BaltimurS
spent Sunday At his home
Mrs Della Woodrow. oi Whining.
ton. is the guest at Mrs Robert Stcb.
h.nps.
Mrs T. s Boyle was a Philadelphia
visitor last we.
Mr. Ralph Cummings. ni Flkion
visited his home Wednesday
Mr. Louis nl'mhcrg spent Wcducs
day in Baltimore
McsSrs Raymond Wcstcrfcld, Wal
ter ST Clair J II Snyder and q +
Hapcrty were Baltimore visitors this
week
Misses lille F. Buthcnhart and
Marparct u McKajn. of Philadelphia
spent the latter mart 81 last week with
'Hr Misses Rutchcnhart
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CECiLTON

Mr. + T.. Hoover was Wilmington
visitor last week.
Rev. {. Jones, OF ST. Georges, was
entertained by his brother, Rev. o. f.
Jones, during the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Jones. OF near
Massey, spent Saturday with Mrs
James =. Mccoy, Jr.
Mr. Alexander Jackson, OF Whining.
ton, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Harold Padlcy.
Mrs Elizabeth Knock, Of Earlcville
sor.
has been the guest OF Mrs. c. Wind.
K. J. Smith, wife and children were
the guests OF Mr.. James A. Smith and
wife on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Davis enter
tanned the following guests last Sat
urday Mr.. and Mrs. John Oldham, oil
near Earlevillc. and Miss Margaret
Oldham, OF Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs
George OLDHAM.
Mrs John d. Boulder is visiting re.
laitves in Philadelphia.
Mr.. J. L. Schrack. OF Philadelphia
is the guest OF his sister. Mrs. S. w
I.usby.
Mr. and Mrs George Baylcs, OF near
Warwick. spent SUNDAY in town.
Miss Iona Benson. OF Earleville. was
the guest of Miss Blanche Padlcy on
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mary Etherington spent SUM-
day with Miss Mary Blackwav
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RISING SUN.

Miss Hannah NJ Kirk spent Tues
LAY with Mis-, Grace \ Wilson at
Maple Lawn
Mr.. Th"ma, Jackson and family
moved To- Upland, Pa, last Saturday
and the nigh, previous they entertained
number 81 people with dancing.
MIR and Mrs G. G.. Hopkins very
pleasantly entertained the "Euchrc
Club at their home near town with
The usual crowd in attendance
Mrs Charles : Niclds and daugh
ter, Helen. spout last Sunday with
Mr.. and Mr., solomon Brown ~ Ken
nett Square
Miss Mary lIaiue, entertained her
brother. MIR Edwin lIaincS and hi,
family at tea on Wednesday night.
Mrs. I y Moore spent a few days
al this week with her sister. Mrs Nor
riS Cameras in rcrryvillc
Mr. William II Lyons. oi Coates
vilic, has recently been visiting rcla
tveS in and near town
Mr. Evan, Chandlcc, Of Philadelphia,
spent Thursday with Mr.. II Linn
Norih'ngton
Tnc " {. I. e. met with Mrs. jcn.
nic Gillespie on Thursday afternoon at
90 @ clock. the subject discussed being
Sabbath Observance
Mrs Elwoud Webster. OF Oxiord
spent last Saturday with Mrs. C. s.
Pyle.
Mr. and Mrs n C. Brown will en-.
terrain relatives today at turkey din
ner
Miss Blancnc BilcS. OF Blue Ball. has
recently been the guest of her sister
Mrs. Jesse Cameron.
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State Of Ohio. City of Toledo,

Lucas Oounty.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner OF the firm of +. J
Cheney & Co, dong business in the
City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid, ana that said firm will paw
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of Ca
tarrh that canont be cured by the use
OF Hall Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Svuhn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day OF Deem
Der, A. d. 1896 A. w. GLEASON.
(SeaD Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Send for testimonials free.
+. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o
Sold by all Druggists, 7Se.
Tayc Halls Family pills for consti.
patton
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ANDORA

Mr. John Steele and Miss May Hall,
OF Newark, spent Sunday with Mrs.
James Steele.
Mcssrs. Edward West, OF Whining
ton. and Samuel Pennock, OF Phila-
delphia. spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary
Pcnnock.
Mrs. Annie Smith was the guest oil
Mrs Grace Lemon on Sunday last
Mr.. Henry Hogan, Miss Zelma Hill
and Mrs. Taylor Thompson attended
the opera at Wilmington on Monday
night.
Miss Myrtle Steele is visiting friends
in Wilmington
Revival services are in progress al
Providence Chapel
Mr.. Benjamin Elliott OF Chincotea-
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WOODLAND

Mr.. Dennis, OF Washington, and
Miss Virginia Abrahams, OF Port De-
post. spent the week end as guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Abrabams.
Mr. Charles Gibson spent from Fri
day to Sunday as the guest OF Mr.. Mil
ton Smith, OF Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Churchman,
oi Wilmington, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. f. Taylor.
While shedding on the Port Deposit
hills one day last week, Miss dice
Jackson was thrown of and hurt right
badly.
The personal property OF Thomas
and Frederick Krauss was sold at pub
lice sale Tuesday afternoon and was
very largely attended
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Miss Katherine Hanson, 81 Balfi'
more, il the guest 81 Miss Dora Steele
Miss Carrie Mcintire spent last wert
with relatives in Philadelphia.
Misses Katharine Mcdonald ant
Louise Iouiden spcnt Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Mary Foard.
Mrs. E. J. Gardner and daughter. o.
Carlisle, Pa, are the guests Of Mrs
Harry Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs George Padley ant
son, OF Cecilton. visited Mrs. NJ. F.
Freeman on Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Price has been visit
ing relatives at Delaware City.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-30
Local Option In Delaware

A bill providing for resubmitting the
liquor license question TO the voters OF
rural New Castle county at the general
election in 1910, was introduced in the
House at Dover on Wednesday by
Representative Armstrong. which was
read and referred II is said that the
"wets" will work to procure resubmis-
sion in Kent and Sussex counties.
trusting 10 carry the latter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-30

The Tri-State Packers association.
AT a special meeting in Wilmington on
Thursday. adopted the standard cIas-
ssification OF canned goods rs reported
by special committee. which will Be
submitted for approval to the National
Gamers Association, when will like
y seek the aid OF the Federal authori-
ties Tor the protection OF packers BY
iixinr standards on with prices may be
based.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-30

que, Va, has moved to Providence.
Messrs. Ernest and Joseph Hill OF
Wilmington, Roy Hill. OF Philadelphia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Thompson, OF
North East. were week end guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill.
Mrs. Frank McCleary entertained
Mrs. William hill on Friday last
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-30
Wanted To CarUe Up n Roy

a Rising Sun special says that a
tough looking prowler rose up from
the bushes alone the road. near Nc
Dougails blacksmith shop. on Sunday
night, as Raymond, the year old son
OF Simeon Alexander, was passing. and
threatened to dissect him with a knife
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-30

u ,ou have raiu- 10 the buck rriunr, bladder
~ EiducS trouble aud want certain. pleasant
herb cure for Wpmtn~ ill. ifi Mothers GAYS
Australian Leaf II Is 4 safe aud never falling reg
ulainr A Druggist. ~ hy mail 81 cts sample
rirklrr FREE. Aldrc~- THE Mother Hra' Co.
irRu, y y Nutiin
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Biggest as,,,,,,vo Clothing
Best Shoes
WILMINGTON
LEARN TELEGRApHY

Graduates OF this school are in great
demand by the big railroads. Now
have advance calls for over 1000 OPP
orators. We teach and place you in
an easy, good paying position in 10 to
70 weeks
Atlantic Telegraph Institute
laurel, Del.
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which he flourished. The boys cries
brought his parents to his aid, and the
bloodthirsty stranger took to his heels.
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FULL DRESS

FULL DRESS
ano Dress-up Suits; Tuxedo
Suits, s2o, sa5, $50 and s3s.
Full Dress, S25 to $40. Prince
Albert Suits, $40 to s35. all
in latest cut, cloth and make
up, and ir all sizes "a to "a.
Regulars and Stouts. Full
Dress Vests, 81 so To SO.
Hats, S. to $40 Everything
in Shirts Neckwear, Collars
aud Cuffs and Shoes. We
hav, new lot of Mems All
Worsted Suits in new Browns,
Blues and Modes at So A
Lot of neat Black aud White
Silk Mixed Suits at SIS less
rs per cent. now SII.25 in
large ard stout sizes. Mems
Suits, at IS, 50 and $3.50 in
our Special Sale 4 off Neg-
ular Suits. Overcoatsand Odd
Trousers. d off Boys Cloth
ing and HEAVY Shoes. A
Special Shirt Sale at 55c, 2
for SI,25. Linen Collars at
75c a dozen.
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iyir $500 mad 9entIdlauo.
Oeutfh . amerffantidle Yettuna

Oent1W : amerttanr0e Settuigen
merDen TN aIten Baterlano NIT gro.
Benz Sntereiie geIelen, neil iie iid
fret ausipreden uro bdufig bon brit
BEN mebr Meuigfeiten ufto Madrihten
jringen, aIs Die oeuti1en 3eitnngen
lelbft. Die .Sreie Breii. fir geras"'
tit oliiben iiberan, nobin tie geianot
miro, Elm iebr germ geiebener @alt
llno fam iid riibmen, Mnerfennung
utto @iir6igung gu ftnben, nte aus
5ablreiden 8riefen an inns, iopie an
Oieienigelt, welbe oas Glatt an ibre
gertuanoten ibiden, berborgebt. Mer
oaber ieinen 9erpnnoten uno Sreun-
ben cine Sreuoe ertpeiieh ibnen elm
minfomnertes @eibenf MAIDEN min,
Der belteGe fir lie Ole .Jreie prefie
fir Seras". Das Snterefie fir Eeras,
pie iiberbaupt fir ben Gtaat mno Die
@egeno, mo Die 8erpanoten mobnen,
lit Int 9eutf9Iano iebr Iehbaft uno es
lit rnmogIid, in Brinatbriefen cine
10 griinoIide MuffI1ruhg nno 8e.
ihreibung oes frem6en 2anoes gu ge.
ben, pie bies Die uSreie prei1e~ an
mobcntli9 tut. Sir cen geringefl
Breis bon $500 berienoen mir porto.
frei infer reidbaltiges @ohenbIat,
anf Elm Sabr an iraeno cine Morei1e
inn MrSIan0e.
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Mbmdrts fabrenner We8
@iro id)mel bun Sun Mntunip Gent
ten erfantt.

3uerit eth ipenig Riiden1mer5en.
9ieie nebmen tGgli6 gu, Big Ser
6ilden labm unb i6ma6 lit.
ltnoronungen I'M nrinieren folgen
I6nel.
Diabetes uno idliebli6 grie6ts
Nierenfranfbeiten.
8os lit Ser obpdrts fiibrenbe 8eg
bon Nieren=2etber.
Nebmt oieien @eg nidt. Splgt
Dem State zines San @ntpnio 8ir-
gers.
Mrs. 6. &eidert, 400 Moin Sire,
Sm antonio, Seros, iaet: Giidcll=
idnler5en modten Mid cine 3eitlana
eleno. Sd idlief nidt gut, NOR Her-
pos, miioe 11no obne gnergie. Illes
mos id tot, erforoerte cine Mnitrcii,
gltlg llno 8eitmeiie nor es mir un-
moglid, mid gil biiden, in Solge Der
S6n1cr5en. SbgIei1 ntdt fir Me,
oi5illen eineenomnlen, fiiblte id ooG
10 i6leht, oab ih einiab, BOB etmn3
geideben miilie. Sd beeal1n 9oans
Nieren 8inen gu nebmen uno fiblte
bolo better. 4ls i6 oamit fortfnbr,
oerIieBen mid meine &iideniduuer<
5eil, id gemnnn meme &rdfte mieber
rno meme Nierel1 for1en in normalc
@erfaiinng. 8oans Nieren 8idcn
bohen mir 10 gut getar, BOB i6 IT.
nert meine ber8lidite @mpfeblung
gebe.
3unt 9erfouf bel olIen S1nolern.
8reis so Gents. Softer Milbfru
60, Buffalo, Seem Oorf, olleilige
9(genten fiir Sic Ser. Stoaten.
@rillnert gilh bes 4amens =
Doons = ltno nebn1t feline onberen.
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NlIcrIcf.

Ser Staot-Sneenieur maht
befonnt, Die Stoot meroe nit Ser
@spbalt-gflaiterulte III foleenoer
@eiie porgeben: 5llerlt sic Bla5as,
bal1n 2oiopo StroBe, 5piiden Suu-
iton mo Commerce, bm1n ct. WarD,
8tuiIhen Srapis nno Soltlton lunb
oonn g(penl1e 9.
9ienitog morgell orong eit
W}orn in oos 9aus bon g. 8. Gong
on Ser iiebenten StroBe, mGbreno
Ste gepobner al1sgefabren fuoteh,
bottle iih cine Menge S6mtdIoGcl
6erous uno luollte fib Damn onbpll
MAIDEN, nltroe oher bon Sen Noh-
barn feitgeltommen mo Der Boli5ei
iiberliefert. Or gob ieinen Nante!l
ols &enrD Bonner uno @olpeitull
o1s feline @eimot an
Gin Manli, Der ieincn NonieS
ais Mobert Mo1op angob, tpnroe feb
te Nodt in Sosfe's Store obeefa5t.
Or beballptet, BORT ON Gage ein9e-
fdlafen ullo erit III Ser Nadt allf.
gemadt 5u iein. @r babe I'm Ne.
idaftierng nadgeiudt uno iid baut
in einer gde bes goiements bings
iebt.
9eltte beeilnt oos iiioiiAt
M%elliabrsfelt.
- @ellte moreen oegell / l1bl
mrlrbe ser S9fau6magen 9eo. / ats
er, einem Mlorm bon Der 5iio-2e.
reoo Sfrabe folgeno, Die Siio-Eecos
Strabe entlon9 fubr, umgeporfen
Ser Seuermebrmann Senrp Nelutos
brah einen 9frm uno oas S6liiiel.
bein, Die orei on0ern Seltermebrlelt'
tie Capt. frit Gieoen, 9an <hl.
monn uno sc. 6. Single fonen mi
| lei1tefen 8erlebuneen oapon. Gel
! l1nfoG muroe boburd berbeigefiibrf
| bob oas cine Gao oes @oeens il
Bic fir Sic Sai1 Sernonoo StroBen
babnlinie gemadte auserabune bin
| eingeriet. Ser Mlarm NOR ei1t fal
ider gemeIen.
@abreno Ser. ndditen Say
miro Ser ygbdnber Of Commerce
Der 8oridlag he5iiglid eites Sad
ing Sollie" i'm @erte bon $4,000,
| 900 porgelegt nereon
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Gdlnel! SdneQ!

Sbnea, SEER Mpotbefer--S1nea!
Cine Sbadtel bon 8uflens @rni.
ca Salbe. -Sier lit elm @ierteloot-
lar. I'm Woies @iaen, idneG.
gabp bot ii6 idredlih p%erbranlt.
Sobn bat iid NIT Der Mrt in Den
Sub aebouea.-Mam bat iih Der.
briibt. -Bopa fam Dor @1morrbpi-
Sen nidt geben. - 2iaie bot @eu.
Ter uao mir i6meraen Die @iibner-
argen. - Sic erbieIt es uno beilte
6alo Die ean5e 6amilie. Gs lit oas
bette Seilmittel alif groen. 8erfntft
6ei alen 9ruaaiiten.
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Cine Mmtter
geopel(ette bon 81. Glaube
Msfeip.

(Sortiebung bon Der 2. Seite.)
Ser Sdotel bobe?" sic iprod nit
mpiterioier Miene.
90 pflegte iie in friiberen Sogell
tire &inoer 5u fragen, menn tie ctIl
@ei6enf fir tie bate; oorot1 erill-
nerte iid 9opio.
SD lpeiB es, liebe Mutter, gu
brau6lt es mir nidt au nenfler,
logte ct folt tonlos Dor @ufregullg.
Oh miait mir nno 2auro Dein
lhones 8erlenbalsbono i6enfen."
Sic 1tarrte i'm eri6rofen OH.
yMeine 8erlen", iagte lie be-
ltiir5t, 20, ib bobe ollgeoronet, oob
Die 8erlen llob meinem Sooe per=
fol1ft uno Ser Cries gu eleiden Sci.
len an iebes meiner &inoer p~erteilf
meroen loa. Sd oadte, es mare
nidt reht, zines oonon ppr5tsie-
ben. Mber iuenn Dn bte Eerlen bo-
| ben pilit, 9opio -
Sic belt offenbar iebr befim-
inert, inne.
vNein, neiu, Mutter.1 st rang
nud) Mtent @r mar eroltiom cut
tG1idt, ober oos fonnte ct ieiner
iterbenben Mutter nidt geItebea.
lteberoies modte Die Shad)tel ct
mos @ertpolles ent6olten. Gr mu5-
te tie offnell nllb nadidouelr = nelal
es oie Mutter erlaubte.
uGarf id Die Sdodtel oif'no-
den2 ?"
Gr iob oie 0autter babel on unh
eridrof iiber ibre ploblide Spten-
blaiie.
r@ewiB, aino.~ nidte tic. y@as
Oh oorin finbeit mirit 9n 9einer
2allra eeben. Sage ibr, id 1obg
es ourd5 Sic nielen Sabre rpie ei.
men S6os aufbelpabrt, iebt ober NUT
es atf iie iiberseben anf Geine
| Srou."
Gr oifnete ole 9dad)tel nit git
ternoer .Sano. ltnb oariil lag lnlf
gebltnoen cine 6anobon goloiges
2ofen, oie iDrl Dor gut pier5iQ
Sabren abgel6nitten moroeu tparcn.
unb ole feline Wutter III Dem loll.
gen 3eitraum beilig gebalten bottc
gleif 9feliqniell bic lie eiler onbe-
rem Srau anpertraute, peil lie ielblf
BON binnen aina.
9os NOR 3lt pief, adj, 5u niel
aG Die Sorte, Die iid im 2aufe oel
Sabre in ieiner Seele fcIteelliltet
lfmol5 oabin uno CT tpiroe iuieoel
mie elm @ino, Ole 2iebe 81 ieinel
Mutter, oie er nie %perIoren, oil
ober tief i'm @rimoc ieines Ser5enS
%begraben geleaen, erpahte. lle6er.
maltigt, gebrohen, ia1f er Dor Del
Sterbenoen ouf Sic &nie.
v2feber Sunael" SIRE Singer to
iteten liebepoG iiber lein Saar, oos
ebemals goloig, iebt erali 81 mer
Ben begonn. gu biit enttdui6t
9opio. Oh biit betriibt Ole Scr
leu bdtteit 9lt nolleu, nid)t mahr
llno nod mare es niht 5n ipat
mein Seitoment 81 dnoern. Itio
Oopi0, OH ionft.
v@ein, neinl" 5eine Stimm'
flong better mo er brodtc Die @or
tie umartifuliert berpor. Sranel
iiberflutetcu iein @eiidt, Srallell
Die inn aus Dem 6er5ela auollell
a@as i) modte, lit 0einen Segeli
MutfeN ben Segen elmer Wuttel
fir ibren grftgeboreneu. CT lit mi
ne1r inert. ais dies @olo bel
@elt, ols ole Herlen int Mcer."
Gr meinte es errit, ieine Wiittcl
Job es, llub i1r sSer5 idmoG il
frenoieem 8anfeefiibl, oenn Tie er
@fonnte, bob ibr Sobn ibr pieoerae
geben mar fir INNER. Sic itreft,
hire beidell faIten @1nOe aus.
Ser Segen BEG allnldftigen @ot
tes rube ouf Dir, mein Sobni'
liipelte fie.
BroBe Sranen ROTTEN iiber ibr,
gefnrhten alten @angen uno fielel
auf oos tief geienfte Saupt lire:
Sobnes. @s iporen foitbore Ser
(prt
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Qeat Gnd nid5t nieSer.

Sriibling lit bier. Sbr Spitenl Be-
oarf elmer Starfung geeen BEN OBJ
idmd6enben giufluB bes langel
Sommers. Simmons Sariapariaa
miro Sic auffrii6en, Sic itarf ma-
den itno iiber bas .MieoerIeeen"- @e-
fiibl bintpegbringen.
so Cts. nnh $1.00 per Slafde.
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Der erlfe mirfIide rMortber"
0ieier Saiion bat am Dienltag eil-
gefett. SIN ganaen Staot lit Die
Eemperotur erbeblid gefaden
0iitriftantpalt @arris in 8oer.
ne bat ben ieiner6eit piel g%enanttell
Rimbler 6oG nieoergeIdlagen.
Sn Grieorihsburg bat beuts
bic vGair" begonnen.
nDos State goaro Of 9ealtb"
Bat bic neien Sanitdtsregeln enogiiI-
tig argenommen
Sobn Yogt, elm befonnter
Garmer bon 6apette gountn 1T i'll
Geoar g~eitorben.
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Sine quito oentlde Site

lift es, 6beumatismlts, @i1t, 0eu-
ralgie, grfaltungen II. /. IN. init
Boin-grpeller 81 bebanoeln. SnI-
ten sic an Der Site felt. Sic f0n.
llen ben ehten Bain-grpeller IN az
len oeutihen @potbefen gu % uno
SO Gents Die Slaihe befonlmen. Der
edte lit an Der @nfer.S hubmarfe er-
fenatlid.
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Seiratsideime - @cbnrten
besfGac.

&eirots1 define.
Galpb q. Moien5meig uno 6lora
glad.
@ugen Sttoll uno 9ittp Sdule.
Serntant S. Glacier nno &atie 9.
SenneG.
@eter 81. 8eterioll INTO goitb Cot
raoi.
SIMS SownslcD ii. Molie Sduls.
@ermann Storbed ilno @liia6etf
g. Sieoo.
8eburten.
Wf. 8anberuolf urtb 8rau, Sobr,
Geo. 2aidmann unb Srou, cine
Sodter, Sre6. gnert ullo Sron, cine
Sodter, Sobn SaBnlam unb Srau,
cine Go6ter; eugene Staffel unn
5rart, Elm Sobn; 6. S. Beters unS
Srau, cine So1ter, @m. 81. 2ieber
llno Srali, cine Sodter; Srai.
8raiiel uno Srau, cine Sohter; ".
81. Mobfe nno Srall, elm Sohn,
emil Mdterberg itno Sraii, eine
Sodter.
So6esfaIIe.
SRI. Srene 2arr, Is Sabre; 5rall
emile Seiler, So Sabre; sos. Sill.
berbauer, % Sabre; Grau Marioll
Wuen5enberger, 81 Sabre; 2ouis "
grooomsff, 65 Sabre; Srou $. 81,
8. &oibnid. " Sabre.
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Cine 0adt auf Bah Munntain.

Sn elmer einian1en Ha6t erfIomul
@ler Benton BON Sort @omaro, q.
q, 8a[o Mountain nod Dem @all.
ie zines Nddbarn UNI oenlel6en
nit Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY 81
furierert, melhes i'm ielbit pom @iib-
ma eebeilt bate. Dieie punoerbare
Meoi5in balf audi ben Nahbar. Spo-
ter bette oaiielbe ieines Sobnes
Srou bon einem i6peren 2ungenlci.
oen. Wiaionen baitet es dig Die
groBte 9als- unb 2ungen-Me0i5in
auf groen. Suiten- grf1ltungelt,
&rupp 8lutungen uno franfe Gun.
gen neroen iider 0oourh furirt. 9as
Bette fir Seufieber. Grippe utro
&eudbuiten. SOC uno $1.00. 9robe-
ffnide frei. @arontiert BON onen
Druggilten.