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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19

credit for his persistence. He dug up
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19

In j. stoll the West Ends have a good
catcher.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19

Orange Valley will play the Colored
Orange Athletics tomorrow. This Is about
the best negro team hereabouts. They
played a game In Orange Valley this sea.
Hampton Institute: the Philadelphia Col
ored Giants and Quaker Giants as pitcher
Tommy washington will catch. The
team is nicely uniformed and will spaie
no expense in getting q good team to-
rether for the anne. Larry Hesterfer
will be in the points for the home team.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19

The Turner's have four catchers on their
roster. Norris, Mccormick, Barkhorn and
Rothfuss.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19
Our Policy.

NEWARK. JUNE 10. 1909. ONE PAGE. THAT'S BNou
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19

Abe Rochlin has signed to hitch for the
Jersey F. c., Of Boonton. Hes twirling
against Newton today.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19
Personal TAx NOTICE.

les +. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-11
R. P. REESE IS
PLEASED WITH
LEGISLATURE
SAYS THAT IT is ONE OF THE
ABLEST EVER TIC MEET IN TAI
LAHASSEE, AND THAT THE
PEOPLE ARE IN THE SADDLE
STOKES HAS MADE A FAVOR
ABLE IMPRESSION.

Hon. r. Pope Reese. who is a MEN,
Der of the committee TO investigate
into the acts of the trustees of the
l. ]. fund, has returned from ITALIA.
haSsee, where he has been for the
past few days Mr.. Reese is very
enthusiastic over the legislature. To
a Journal representative last night he
said;
The legislature is perhaps one of
the abIest bodies ever to meet in
Tallahassee, and the people are in
the saddle. 1t is not a lOng-haired
and rampant crowd. but reasonable
and conservative men who are willing
to give corporations a square deal. il
is a busy body, and whine the house
has been slow in organizing, 1t was
in order to place proper men on the
various committees.
The presiding officers of the SEN
ate and house are among the ableSt
ever to preside over the two bodies.
They are both clear headed and dis
patch business with CELEBRITY
John 2. Stokes has forged right to
the front in the estimation of the
membership. and at this time, the
beginning of the session, has made
friends with all, and right now is re-
garded by the membership as one OF
the able lawyers of the legislature.
The fight for president OF the SEN
ate and speaker of the house was one
of the most interesting OF many
years The election of FaTTIs, who
is a local option man, was accom-
pIished in spite of the bitter opposI-
ton of the PrOhis., he receiving more
than half of his support from the
statewide people. CawkinS, OF Mas
sau. outgeneTaled the Prohis. by his
knowIedged of parliamentary law and
got a reconsideration Of motion for
an open ballot, which would have
whipped some of the PrOhis into
voting for Robertson or Alexander
Even with the open ballot Farris
would undoubtedly have been even
tually selected.
There are twenty-One anti-prohi-
bitionists in the house, which assures
the passage of the resolution for
amendment of the constitution, and
there is hardly any doubt but that 1t
will also pass the senate"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-11
BASEBALL At
Fl. BARRANCAS
PENSACOLAS AND TEAM FROM
THE MONTGOMERY TO CROSS
BATS THERE THIS AFTERNOON

One of the best games of baseball
PLAYED this season Will occur this
afternoon at Fort BarranCaS between
the PonsaCOlaS and team from the
cruiser Montgomery.
The team from the Montgomery
will be composed of the star players
on the vessel, while the lineup Of
the Pensacolas will be selected from
the following: HOdEebOOm. Arm
strong Bell, Smith. Mitchell Griffin,
Gordon. +. Roache. D. TOuart, c.
Roache. Van Metre, Jones, Bergin,
Angelo.
Manager BergiH. of the PensaCOlas,
said last night that there Is no chance
for the sailor boys 10 win today :
game and that he was certain his
team would return TO the city with
the hOnOTS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-11

meut resort, and the weeks business
will doubtless prove a TecOTd-break-
er
Instead of the usual three act BILL
which has been the rule at the Or
pleum for so long, Manager VucO-
Vich has booked four of the highest
class acts now on Southern vaudeville
time, this, not merely as a business
venture, but as a pleasant surprise 70
the numerous OrpheUm patrons who
have abStained from attending the
theateT during the Lenten season.
The bill includes: Harry MOuIton, 4
marvelOUsly gifted EentTilOQuiSt whose
wonderful powers are both amusing
and instructive; Bessie Babb the most
phenomenal female baritone singer on
the American stage; Trask & GLADDEN.,
team of sensational jig dancers who
have just come south from the lead
ing vaudeville circuits of the east;
and Rowe & Clinton, high class sing
ing and dancing comedians in a farce
comedy entitled: School Mates"
OrpheumscOpe life motion pictures.
with musical effects by Professors
Levy and BOUrden. will be changed
three times during the week, and Pro
feSsOr J. \. Jones. the Orpheum s
sweet voiced baritone. viii have d new
song each day of the week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-11
OUT
FOR EASTER
NEGRO WHO HAD JUST RETURN
ED FROM CONVICT CAMP HAD
HIM AN ENTIRE NEW OUTFIT
WHEN ARRESTED.

Describing an old wide-brim felt
hat and dOnning a SO Panama led to
the arrest last night by Chief of PO-
lice Sanders of Archie Saunders, col
Ored, who was recently convicted of
stealing, having returned from the
convict camps several days ago.
The negro entered the store of
Watson, Parker & Reese Company
last night shortly after 10 o'clock
with three negro women. Chief San
deTS was in the store making a pur-
chase when he noticed the negro, in
forming the clerk that he had better
keep his eye on the negro.
When the negro saw the chief he
left the store When the chief saw
that he carried a small grip he fol-
lowed him, oyertaking him after a
short run.
The fact that the negro wore d
Panama hat last night was what first
attracted the chiefs attention, as he
had seen him during the day wearing
q wide-bTim felt hat.
The grip was recognized by en-
DlOyeS of VIM. Johnson & Son as hay
ing been stolen from that store. 1t
also contained a small straw hat, a
suit of underwear, several pairs of
collar and cuff buttons and several
yards Of dress betting
The Panama hat was recognized
by employees Of Farley & Calm as
having been stolen from that place.
1t was valued at $40,
The negro said he got the buttons
at the Racket store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-11
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-11
The Bijou Open Aqain.

The large number of patrons OF the
BijOU will be pleased 10 learn that
the popular theatre opens again to-
morrow after being closed again for
a week on account of holy week. Dur
ing this time work has been rushed
On the open air theatre. but it will
be about TWO weeks before the latter
viii be ready.
The coming week viii witness one
Of the best bills ever presented at
the BiiOU, for the talent secured is all
high class, and there are several very
high priced stars under contract for
the week, which insures the public
of an attraction even better than pre-
yiOus ones at this theatre.
Frank DeVail now touring the south,
and known as the original peg-leg
tramp comedian. IS on the bill, and
he is claimed 10 be one of the best
comedians in the business.
\ Dutch comedy team. composed of
Randolph and Lena will appear. ana
VIII delight many an audience during
The week
Miss Dora Merrill, a star of some
note, and high class vocalist, has
been billed for the entire week. while
the team of Milo and Ballard. hand
balaTcers. acrObats and opponents OF
physical culture viii delight the Bijou
patrons. They come highly recon-
mended and have packed houses
wherever they have appeared.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-11
THE BUSINESS MEMS
BASEBALL LEAGUE

Following is the schedule Of the Y
VI. c \. Business Mems indoor Base
bail League the games 10 be played
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock:
April Il. HoOdoOs vs. All Stars.
April =, Champions Us. siOOdOOs.
April 10, All stars vs. Champions.
April -, HCCdoOs vs.. All Stars.
April %. Champions vs. HoOdooS-
April %. All Stars Us. Champions
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-11
ADJUSTMENTS
Ralph Bingham Monday Night.

Ralph Bingham Monday Night.
Ralph Bingham, the worlds leading
monologuo entertainer, VIII appear
Monday night as the last lyoSum num-
Der of the season, and he Will no doubt
be greeted by a large audience, OF
him The Lyceimite of Chicago says;
Mr.. Bingham knows the art of en-
pertaining. variety, surprise, climax,
the turning of a point, the absence
of striving for effect. All these does
bingham know and use Yet they are
ever kept hidden by an art that con
CealS art.
Il think l do not eXaggerate when
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-11
Money Comes in Runches

to a. \. Chisholm, OF .IreadWeII, \.
Y. now. His reason IS well worth
reading: For a long time l suffered
from indigestion, torpid liver, conSll-
patton. nervousness, and general de-
bilitv." he writes 4 couldn't sleep,
had no appetite, nor ambition, grew
weaker every day in spite of all mCdi-
cal treatment. Then used Electric
Bitters Twelve bottles restored all
my oId-time health and vigOr. Now
can attend to business every dav. IL S
a wonderful medicine Infallible for
Stomach. Liver, Kidneys Blood and
Nerves. soc at all druggists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-11

1 say I believe RALPH Bingham is the
greatest story teller in the world,
have heard nearly all the famous
TaCOnteurs of today, but never have j
heard one who could make so much
out of nothing 1 do not mean to say
Bingham'S stories are nottingham
from it-but I've known him TO take
the most trivial incident and, i'm his
inimitable way, cOnvUlse his auditors.
be they a thousand or dozen"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-11
DANCE INSTEAD
OF BAY PARTY,

The bay party which was being
planned for tomorrow evening by
NesdameS Knowles, Brent aud Leon
ard, will be postponed on account Of
the cool weather.
The ladies, however, will give a
dance at the Country Club instead
tomorrow night, guests leaving the
city on the o'clock car, and return
ing 10 the city on a special 1890 car
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-11
The Orpheum.

The bill booked for the coming
week by Manager NUcOyich viii be a
treat 10 Orpheum patrons. Indeed no
more attractive bill has been engaged
by NessrS Mcintyre K NUcOvich since
they. assumed the management of the
popular little Intendencia street amuse-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-11
Eor COIDS and GRIP

Hicks CAPUDINE is the best remedy
relieves the aching and feverishness-
cures the Cold and restores normal con
ditiouS. It's Iiquid-effccts Immediately.
Ice 25C and Soc, at drug stores
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-22

itorung ser anei Meilen norolih bon
Sopfinsbille, &p., eelegenen 8riife
Der louisville & DISQUALIFICATION
our6 Seuer ltno oalnit Elm groBes
lngliid perbiitet. 2dngs Ser Balm
binihreiteno, eetpabrte er, oaB Die
Bride brannte. gr elite gum nad=
ften Selepbon llno apiiierte Die 8abn-
itation, iuorauf eilig eine 2ofono-
tipe nit Wanni6aft unb @aiIer 1ab
Der Bride fubr, oas Seuer loifte
unb Die Bride tuieber in Stmlo
ieste
Der aus Gbieagoer @elbdfts
leiiten beftebenoe @usiduB, tpel6er
nit Der 4ufbringung eiues Sollos
bon $500, 900 fir oas geplante Gro
per glepelano=DenflnaI in gbicago
betraut lit, bat nit ben 3eidnungen
fir nen 3iped feline Shipierigfeiten.
8ereits lit Die 9dlfte oes 1tottpenei.
gen @eiammtbetraees ge5eibnet NOT
ben, oblpol Der @usibuB nod 10 gut
tpie gar feine fornrellen S6ritte ge-
tan bat.
= sus Gong 8ead, gaI., melhet
man: Sn einenl sSncubator fano oas
5lpei Wonate olte &ino bes grfin-
oers 6es 9lpparates, Hidaro De
Spain, ieinen Sob, inbern Der Sort
aus elmer Slaide nit beibem @aiier
iid loite uno oos &ino in idredlider
@eiie perbriibt tpurbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-22

@roBtes slufieben errest in
2eip5ig Die Snbaftnabme oes befonn-
ten ShriftItellers Or. 9lrtbur IleiB-
ner, oes Serausgebers Der Solp-
monatsihrift o9eutider aampf"
8egen i'm liegen ernite s(nflagen
Dor. gr miro bei6uloi9t, Inn Den
0soroonidlag olf Die Srat oes
Sabrifanten @oener gelpllBt 5u bae
ben, oesglei6en I'M oie @rpreIierbrie-
fe an ben 8erleger @eber.
Cine ieniotionelle @ntbefllng
miro aus aoIiel berihtet. Sberbal6
oes 9orfes Segelborit in Seiien-gtai-
iau lit cine mlmoerpolle Sropfitein-
boble entoeft poroen, pelfe 81 Den
idoniten eeboren loa, BON benen luan
iiberboupt 8enntnis bat
Srn abtunoadt8igiten 2ebens-
iobre lit 3u Marbure in Steiermarf
Der befannte Bolitifer uno Bbilo-
iopb, Sitter @ortbolonl1lts BON Gor,
ueri, oabingeihieoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-22

Der arhiteft oes &olner 9onls
bat ben 5ultdnbigen 8eboroen be-
rihtet, ooB Der 3uitanb oes gaues
nob bielen 8ibtungen bin bo1it I'M.
befrieoieelo lit. menn AUDI feline all-
genblidli6e @efabr porlieet. Die er.
foroerliben Heparatl1ren ieien il
ausgeDebnt, oaB lie piele Miaionei1
foiten lrnb Sabre in Mniprud) neb.
men ipiiroen. 0as @eitein 5erbr0dell
auBeroroentlid i9nell.
Cine 0epei1e aus ct. Beters-
burg rneIbet: Der Woroer oes Broi
90. 9. 9erbenitein, oes Inn @ltguii
1906 getoteten Duna-Mitglieos, III
gu ieds Sabren @efdngllis perurteili
morben. Or. 0ubropin ebelnaligar
5iibrer Ser 2iga oes rnflii1en Dol
fes, nelher angeflagt 1T, Die Moro.
tot angeitiftet gu baben, bat ieinen
8ro5eB am 10. ssuli gu beltebe,l.
Cine 9etersburger 3eitlno
brinet cine 0epelbe aus 9ofio,
lout nelher Sapnn fi6 entibloileh
bot, ein &riegsidiff nod Dem geb.
ring=Meer gu i6iden, neil bort ale
Iitgenblide elm iapaniides Shtfi
bon amerifatii6en ooer ruliii6el
56iffen beidlaenabnlt ipiro.
Der 8erleger Sulius Gantpa in
Sanburg bat oas Seine-Oenfmal,
ipeldes ieiner3eit bon Der faiierlihen
geiisung @diaeion auf 4orfll Der.
bannt muroe, in ieinen @elis ge.
braht. Der 4aufer, melher Elm Ya-
tbenfino bes berftorbeiien Di6ters
Seinrid 9eine lit, tpur6e nit Dem
Sofluarihaaamt banoelseillig uno
5ablte ben Breis bon 5ebntauIeno
Warf. Oas Denfmal miro in iuenI-
gen @o6en in 9amburg eintreffen.
gernnltli6 miro es Der Staot gesen
lleberlaiiung zines seeigneten auf-
ftellungs=Blabes als Gigentllm iiber-
madt peroen.
asm Sbmurgeribt 5u @lbiuJ
lit Der Snpalioe Seroinano &ein,
ipelher in Der oritten Sanuaripo1e
os. s. ben 5meiten 9iirgermeiiter Or.
&ln5e in Marienburg eritobeli bat.
te, gum Sooe perurteilt poroen. Sic
llntat erregte ieiner8eit oas groEte
@nfieben.
Gin leerer 8allon nit geplab-
ter Siills lit in Ser geabe BON 2u-
bed mdbreno zines Sturines nieoer-
eeeangen. @abrldeirlid) lit Der
2uftld)iffer, Der oaril1 lab, in'S
Weer gefallen. Ser 8allon trdgt fei-
men Nolnei1 uno es fanben iid aud
feirerlei Gnpiere, Die 5ii ieiner Soeu-
tifi3ierune oienen fonntet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-22

Cine an Den fiir3li6en Mnfent-
balt oes oeutiden @aiierpaars IN
Wien gefniipfte Meloung miro offi=
siea nieorieer eebdnet. gs NOR be-
bauptet iporoen, oaB &aiier @ilbelnl
uno &aiier Sran5 Soiepb in Der Sof.
burg Die 8erlobung ser ein5isell
Eohter oes oeuti6en Raiierpaars,
8rin5eiiin @iftoria 2uiie, nit BEN
oereinltigen olterrei9ii6en S6ron-
erben, Graber5os &arl, beiprodell
bdtten. Dieie 9lngabe miro aber nun
amtlid fir erfunben erfldrt.
- Mfit GROCER Webrbeit bot bas
preuBiide 9lbgeorbnetenbaus Die
@abl Der bier Soaialoenlofraten
8orgmann, Seimann, Sirid lno
9offmann i'm s., g., z. uno 12. Ser
liner 2anotagslpablfreiie fir ungiil-
tig erfl6rt. Nah Dem unldngit nit
geteiltea geribt Ser @ablpriifnngs-
@ommiiiion beg @bgeoronetenbnuies
mar oieier gntiheio borausgela9.
norben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-22
MMes nerfebrt.
@iele 8emp6mer hpn Gam 9lntpnio
MAIDEN Elm &erieben.

Ma6t fein gerieben NIT Ser ur.
ia6e oes &iideni6nleroes.
lin i'm 81 furieren ,niiBt SIR Ole
llria6e fennen.
@s tit fali6, gu slallben, oaB tent
pordre Nbbiilfe cine &nr lit.
&iideni6mer5 lit geierenl6mer5.
Sbr niiBt Die Nieren furieren.
Gin 8eipobner bon Son Mntonto
iagt gn6 pie2
S. s. @rabarn, ser ii9 bonn Sc
i6dft 5uriifge3ogen bat, 730 @po=
mirg StraBe, San Mntonio, Seras.
mobnboft, iagt:: uSS6 babe 9oan's
geieren Gillen Dor Sabren nit Dem
beiten grfolg gebraldt. gs NOR
mir ummogli6, 9lbbiilfe fir cine
6ronii6e 2abm6eit r1einer 2enben
gu finoell uno ba i6 bon 9oan's
Nieren=Eillen las, beribaffte i6 iie
mir. Sic taten mir 10 mol, oaB ih
Big gang Dor 4ur3em feine Nieren=
Me0i5in mebr brau6te. 9a fan1ell
lralnli6 Die gaieren leibt ouBer Sro-
nung uno Der @bfluB 5eigte eine
mrnatiirlihe 5arbe. So i6 MIDI Der
groBen @oltat erittnerte, bie mir
0oan's 9eieren @iaen bereits porber
eripieIen botten, 10 eitg ib gum
8erar Drug Store nnb faufte cine
anoere Sba6tel. Sd batte nnr Ell.
men Sell oabon sebrouht, als 0ie
Storunger peribsDanoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-22
@ia einem smtem Srennb nidt fran-
fen.

m@enn id &uiten-Meoisin braude.
lpeib i6t mas i'd gu tun babe" err
flarte Mrs. M. 8. @llep bon 8eals,
Me.., unaboem ih 10 Slalhen bon
Or. Sings Seem DISCOVERY NIT gutenl
grfols in meiner Sanilie gebrauht,
ipeiB idJ, oaB es Die bette Mebi5ir
fir Suften, @rfdltung uno 2ungen-
leioen it," sseber, Der es perillft
fiiblt baiielbe. grleidterung fonlnt
iosleid uno Die raihe Seilung iiber.
raidt iie gs lit noraiigli6 fir grors-
fitis, slitbma, 8lutipeien, Group,
Ga Grippe, Shmer5en i'm Gals,
8rlit ooer 2,lnge. SOC lub $1.00.
Brobeflaiden fret. @arantirt BON
ollen 0ruggiiten.
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Seras.

3u Mitglieoern oes bon ser
lesten 2egislatir geidaffenen State
goaro Of Sealtb bat Der @ouberlleur
nahitebenbe Mer5te ernannte: Or.
8m. so. BrumbD, Muitin, Der iesiae
Staats-Sanitats atsbeamter; Or. $. @.
Gunmings, Searne; Or. S. 6. Oil
creeit, @ainespile; Or. S. IS. 8uri1s,
Guero; Gr. sc. $. g. @biteiioes,
Simplon, Or. Sbonas S. 8nrnet,
Sepmonr; Or. 8oDo gornid, Sar
Mngelo. g8ie man iiebt, befinbet fib
fem 9lr3t aus elmer gorBeren Stabt
unter ben Wfitglieoern oieier 8ee
borbe. @abribeinlid b6ft unier
@ouperneur uniere groBitdotiihen
Merate fir gu unerfabren ooer 81 iebr
beeinfluBt burb oas, mas iie IN
grobltdbtii6en 4ranfenbdniern ie-
ben, als oaB iie als Weitglieoer Der
9eb0roe fungieren fonuten. Sssn lei=
mem 4opf ipiegelt iid ia Die Welt
gang anoers als ionit IN @enidell-
f6pfen.
Die @egeno aDil1en @oraha-
die ullo 9iasboro ipurbe am Don-
ner1tag abeno BON eireln cpflonartl-
gen St1rln beimgefubt, Der sienlliG
oiel Shaoen onrihtete. sSn Stalp
tpuroe Der Speiber Der Sarners
Union uno cine Oeln1iible 5eritort
uno mebrere @obnbauier benolieri.
Sn Nimroo muroen 6rei @obnbau-
fer aeritort. sSn gubouie tpureen
beioe air6en ltngeipebt, 6as neue
8anfgebdube beihdoigt uno b;ele
8obnbauier bon ibren 6unoametiten
getporfen. sSn 8a5ette puroe Die
Saae Der @oo6men Of tbe @orlb
oemoliert, in Serris oas Sodidul-
gebauoe ourh eineit 8lisihlag in
Brano geiest unb nollig 3erlt6rt.
lleberaa iino @obnbauier beIddoigt
StalIe urlo Ghuppen 8uianunenge-
iporfen, Gen5en uno Selegrapben.
Bfoiten umgepebt uno iOnit plel
l1nbeil angeri6tet. @liidliber Wei-
ie fino nur menise 9ellte perlest luor-
ben.
@9bre16 Der pergangener
@ode bat unier gan5er etaat Ne
gen befommen, aud bier bel uns 9at
es enolib geregnet. Sn einigen tSe-
genoen mar Der Hegen 10 ihmer,
oaB er iogar 51aben angeridtet bat,
bod fonlmt bieier 5haoen inn Ser
gleih nit Dem Wusen, ben er brad-
te, nibt IN 8etrabt.
= Sn 9ouiton bat elm Meger iei-
ne Sran erihoiien, neil iie ibm
fein Subn gum Mittageiien gefoht
bate. Gr iprons in bic NIT @niier
gefiiIlte gifterne bel ieinem 9auie,
iuurbe aber pie6er berausgebolt
uno nad Dem @efdngnis eebrabt.
Sn ben @nfieolungen 9ia uno
&obp, ungef1br aht3ebn Meilen
norooitli1 bon &onbo, lit ourb Ell.
men Sageliturm GROCER Sbaoen an
geri1tet mor6en.
- Gin febr gefdbrlider ~gaticnt
oes Srrenbauies in 1errea nanlens
3enrp Sones entiprane neulih, es
gelang aber, i'm nah elmer aufge-
regten Sago BON ilngefabr 6palljig
Winuten tpieoer ein5ufangen.
4us 2odbart miro genleloet,
bic 5reitnoe M. 9. Storep's, oes
8oriisenoen oes oernofratiifcn
Staatsfonlites, orangten i'm, ols
@ouperneursfanoioat oufal1treteu.
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starker Scbutz.

S9tlben sic ben 46rper 9egen Qrant@
9eit burd 9utt's.pilen, elm abfolutes
peilmittel fir aopfidmersen, Spspep-
ia. Walaria, 6artleibi9teit anb dbnli.
be Qeiben.
e9as 9riebrab bea 9ebems.
Dr.. Suit: Sbre 2eber qillen finb bas
5riebra6 bes 2ebens. Sd tperbe itets
benz 3ufal bantbar fein, fpel9er mir
bieielben 3ii meiner Qenntnib bradte.
5. Gairleigb, platte Cannon, gol.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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Gum @erfauf BEL alen &dnolern.
8reis so Gents. 8oiter-Wilbnrn
60, 9uffalo, Seem gorf, aueinige
4gertten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert @u6 bes geanlens -
9oans = unb nehmt feline anoere1.
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Die @eid)id)te BON Moab,

Ste Vela)1aHe non N0aD.
Der GDab tuar eim frpmmer Wann,
Der Gin5'ge gar at1f Grben,
@esbalb ber Serrgptt iid beiann,
Gr niiRt' gerettet ,uer6en.
Drum, ais bic siimbflnt brad berfir,
@tng Nuab In ben &aiten,
Den er NIT allerlet @etier
Sod tiidtig tat belaiten.
ttnb ais mad biersig gaaen hat
Sas @aiier. iib nerIamfen,
9a ftiegen ite pptt Mrarat
Serab tn bellen Samfen.
9pd neil biel Menihenfimb Mm6 gie6
Snt Waffer tat neriinfen,
Sa tnpdJt' bet frDttnte gtpab nie,
SaS Wafier gerne trtnfen.
9as ia9 benn aud Der &errgutt Elm,
ffnb ltek i'm Neben baben,
Santit ber Npab iid) am @ein
Stnfir6er f5nnte laben.
Gr siirnt aud nid1t, tuenn Npa6 fat
GtnHtal 5tt bieI getrmnfen,
ttnb mar amf ietne 2aseritatt
Se5eht babingeimnfen.
ttnb Gem tab S2ant erbpften stuar
Sid pb bes 8aters Mffen,
Ser quite Spbn, ber Sapbet mar,
Ser tat tim &nbe id)affem.
Semt' Sem nnb gam, bic bSiem ama6',
Sinb HrubtbitiDntiten,
Die ttns bic Iiebe @pttesgab'
8ernibten tupll'n nit 2iiten.
9p@ ,utrh es nii6t seIingen bier,
SO tuirb ber 8err ffbDn tpaltem,
SD Iange bnrd) Mlatnp Wier
Sie 2raft mir itns erbalten.
ttnb tut bic Mptte &prab aud
Sie SttmHen Iant erbebem,
g1ir lafien bpd, nah altem 8ramdj
Sas ~ lamp 3 E r" Iebem!