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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
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SOME SHORT TALKS
ON MANY SUBJECTS
BY RETIRED TEACHER.
(Written For The Bmletin.)

tNFttleH FOF lHS Bulletin
Everybody is a "knocker." Those
who fall behind every new scheme
proposed and form the popular tide
knock hard on those who do not fol-
low them; and the latter knock ON
the schemes and their promoters. The
former are the progressionists. the
latter brakes on the car of progress
which prevent it from running
through itself Both serve a good
purpose and are about equally desery.
ing of knocks, One class Is too in.
oonsideratc and hasty, the other too
conservative
We are very conservative at our
horse. We follow the fashions. but a
long way behind We have got to
calling supper dinner We have q
MONDAY meal as heretofore but call
1T lunch. The bows have until recent
" been wearing their hair in the old
Istyle, parted in the middle behind and
conbed forward over their ears. max.
Ing beautiful front locks. Now they
have commenced parting their hair in
the front middle according to the
prevailing fashion We get there
finally, but are slow about it.
The women are cute; pretend they
are lown-trodden and want their
rights. when they know they are rul-
ing all the time. Who are the people
hanging around the house all of the
time, living principally upon the
bounty of the family? The wifes
mother, or sisters, or perhaps lazy.
worthless brothers, From the scarcity
of them there YOU would never know
the husband had any relatives. Thus
1t is in everything relating to the fam
lily and household affairs. The won.
an has her own way and is boss. But
She rules in MANNER so gentle and
tactful the man seldom realizes that
he is a mere subject and his wife the
ruler. Is woman willing to exchange
this power for the right to vote, to-
conduct elections, 10 sit on iuries
etc? She surely is not when wide
awake.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
MISERY FROM BACKACHE GOES AND
0UT-0F-0RDER KIDNEYS ACT FINE.

at any price, made anywhere else in
the world, which will effect so thor
ough cure, as fifty-cent treatment
of Pape's Diuretic, which any drug.
gist can supply,
This unusual preparation goes di-
rect To the out-of-order kidneys, blad-
der and urinary system cleaning, heal
ing and strengthening these organs
and glands. and completes the cure
before you realize 1t.
few days treatment with Pape's
Duretic means clean, active, healthy
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs
and you feel fine
Your physician, pharmacist. bank
er or any mercantile agency will tell
you that Pape, Thompson & Pape, of
Cincinnati, is a large and responsible
medicine concern. thoroughly worthy
of your confidence.
Accept only Pape's Diuretic-fifty
cent treatment-from any drug store
anywhere in the world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12

snowshoes and with spread
legs | led the way. The sleGs
~ with light loads followed The
surface vibrated as we moved
along. but the spiked handle of the ice
ak did not easily pass through For
about two miles we walked with an
but we had all been on similar ice be-
fore and we knew that with a ready
line and careful watchfulness there
was no great danger. A Geld bath,
however, iu that temperature. forty
degrees below, could have had some
serious consequences. In two crossings
all our supplies were safely landed on
the north shores, and from there the
lead had more picturesque effect
For time this huge separation in
the pack was a mystery TO me. At
first sight there seemed TO he no good
reason for its existence. Peary had
found similar break north Of Robe
son channel. II seemed likely that
same lead following AT II distance the
general trend Of the northerninost land
extension.
This is precisely what one finds on
a smaller scale wherever two ice packs
come together Here we have the pack
of the central polar sea meeting the
land ice The movement Of The land
pack Is intermittent and usually along
the coast The shadows. grounded ice
and projecting points interfere with Il
steady drift. The movement of the
central pack IS quite constant aud III
most in every direction.
The tides. he currents and the
winds each give momentum to the
iIoating MISS This lead Is tho break
ing tue between the two bodies of ice,
1t widenS as the pack separates. mar
rows or widens with an casterly OF
westerly drift. according to the pres
sure of the central pack. Early III
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CUBS MAKE PROTEST.

Chicago, Oct 1.-THE postpone
|ment of the fourth game between the
Chicago National and American
league baseball teams for the city
championship today by order of E. s.
Bernard representative of the Ma
tionai commission in charge Of the
series, resulted in charges from the
National league players that the post
ponement was in violation of the
commissions rule that the umpires
shall be the sole judges of he condi-
tion OF the field for play.
The umpires today did not declare
the game called off until several
hours after Bernard had sent out his
notice.
The National league players made
no formal protest, but charged un-
officially that the proceeding is ir,
regular.
Score Ri Il
Detroit .,......~.,........, 6 II 3
Pfttsburg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s Al 2
Batteries Summers. Willett.
Works and Schmidt; Maddoy. and
Gibson
Summary; Two base hits, Dele
hanty (2l. Cobb, Abstein, Leach.
Hits-0f Summers in / ii inning
loft Willett, in % innings; off Works
-four in 2 innings Stolen bases-Wag-
|ner 4. Leach /. Left on bases-De.
|troit s: Pittsburg G. First base on
balls Off Summers / Maddox 2. Hit
by pitched ball-By Willett 2, tLeach
land Clarkel. Struck out-By Works
|3, by Maddox .. Wild pitch-Sum-
liners. Time 2:05.
Umpires Loughlin and John
|stone
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
BE CAREFUL

The woman of the house wher5
you're Invited to dinner may insist
that she has nothing in the house lit
to eat but we wouldn't advise YOU
to critidise the heaviness Of her bread
or the soggineas of her cake.--Los An
geles Express,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
GAME WAS A BATfES1
4ee eAt4a ------------ aA
Concluded From First pase.)

Clarke lett Maddox in because of the
lead his team had.
Wagner Was Star.
Wagner WIS the star of he game
but he was forced to share some OF
the honors with Owen Bush and Dele
hany Of he locals Wagner made fouI
hits and stole fo,.. bases. although
Catcher Schmidt was not to blame for
at least one Of these thefts.
Besides his hitting and base run,
ming. Wagner beat out a hit to Bush,
stole second and went to third on
Schmidt's bad throw to second. He
then scored on wild pitch. In the
second ne reached first on FEEDERS
choice and on n double steal went to
third while Leach WIS stealing home.
III the nth he singled Just out OF Tom
jones reach and stole second. Was.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
THE SECRET OUT

: "What made my lovely complexion do rel
like to td, for It was medicine, but the incest q
woman ever took. TWAS Lanes Family Medicine
that did Rtp This Ia pleasant herb tea which asts
favorablt on Tho stomach and bowels purifying The
blood and cleansing the skin like magic. Ii cures
heedach and baokAchs. Druggists and dealers al
1t, CSC. -
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
September Circulation.

The above Is correct statement
Of the circulation Of The Cairo Bule-
tin for the year 1908 and for the
month Of September 1909
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 7th day of October, 1909
EMMA $. RILEY,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
Disadvantage.

Don't you realize that you are
financially Handicapped by bad roads -
of course we realize it" answered
Farmer Corntossel NO automobiles
dares travel fast enough to give US an
excuse for collectin' fine"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number of complete and
perfect copies of the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the year 1908. =. 2os4
Average number of complete and
perfect copies or the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the month of Sep.
TENDER, 1909 .......... 49,. .2o4Y
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
10 Keep from Catching Cold.

The best means of preventing y
cold are. Never sit in a room that
is not thoroughly ventilated, and
avoid especially any room occupied by
PERSON suffering from a cold"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
The Conquest of the Pole
BY DR.. FREDERICK A. Cook

! Copyright. 1909. by the New York
Herald Company. Registered In
Canada In Accordance With Copy.
right Act. Copyright In Mex
leo Under Laws OF the Republic
Of Mexico. All Rights Reserved
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12

The Cairo Bulletfs II the Only Cal
y pap~r with the servics ~ the Asss
GATED Fra -. -.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12

The only Cairo paper with the ser
vice Of the Associated rress Il The
Bulletin. -xfM
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12

\ Advertisers value the Bulletin he
cause 81 Its extraordinary pulling
poNsr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12

DRAy AND TRANSFER LINE.
Office 1910 Coml. Phones Home 81,
Bell 81. Agt. Pabst Beer. Mora Athon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12

The Bulletin ID on sale at the fol
lowing places:
Coleman's, 214 Eighth street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12

Accumulated moisture from the eyes
coated the eyelashes and brows The
humidity escaping about the forehead
left crescent Of snow above. while
that escaping under the chin, combined
with falling breath. made 4 semicircle
of Ice. the most uncomfortable icicles,
however. were those that had, formed
on the coarse. hair within the uostrils.
IT Is to free the face Of this kind of
decoration that the Eskimos pull the
facial hair out By the roots; hence the
real poverty Of mnstaches and boards.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12

AN snowshoeS and with spread
legs ! led the way. The sl lee,
" with light loads followed The
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-26
,SmbilGmmsieicr.

Vic bobnliih. m1briidc Fresbptcria'
ners8 emeiiloe bon Torooit.9olti.
more ieierte ibr 20. Sobresielt.-
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9. Tuncf. iein 10. Imts. Subil0um.
Gcim acitrigen eriten Seitgottesoienit
belt Yoitor Sullef Die Ereoigt, III
lpeld)er er Ole @cidihte Der @ernein'
&c bebonoeItc. An Der Seier nobmerl
foi9cnoc Toltoren Sbeil: SaItor 5.
i. Campbell pon Der preSbpt. Saith
Stride. Ealtor Te @itt 9enbom BON
Der pre5bpt. Gentrol.airdc, Faltor
y. =. &onfol BON Nep.Yorf nno $50
ltor Soi. &rencf, Sillfspreoi9er Der
GGbntiifen EreSbpterimer 8 STRIDE.
Ncim bclltiNen SeitgotteSoienIt, Der
I'M If llbr bcgInnt, bdlt Ealtor Sire
ncf, Der cincn Hlti oil cine 8roBc
Observation-Disclosures 5l Silpcrlafe,
Mimn., erboltcn bat, ieine Mblhie0S'
Ereoigt. Worgen Nbenb I'M 8 ltbr
iirloet cin enaliiAcr @otte$oienit itatt,
lei Dem Eoitor II. !. @pnme Soues
Gle Seltprebigt boltcu miro, mo ON
Scmitog Nbeno mer0en iid Die @e.
meinbemitalieoer 81 einem &anfett
Sulummeniinoen.
Iie b0bmiid.m Gbriitc Eresbpte.
r;encr.@ emein6e mllrbe an 26. &c
5enlber 1889 BON 35 MGnnern orga'
niiirt. uon bcren nod 20 an Sebell
iinb. 9m 10. Mni 1898 mlrOc Der
@runbiteiu 5lrm ieeigen @ottesbaus
pcleat mo onl rs. Sftober oelielbcll
&obres ionb Die Ginpeibung oelicl-
fen ltott. Bis 5u oieiem 3eitpunfi
liiclt Die @emeinoe ibre @pttcsbienltc
ii. Der &opele Der presbpt. Saitb-
Stride. Ser erlic Sceliorger Der @c.
meinoc mar Eoitor &oclop Cola, Der
jtti9c Superintendent Der bobmiif-
ilapiid)cn WiHion in Eittsbura. Ea.,
mclder am %. Suni 1891 ernab!t
mllroc, mo ieit Dem %. DECEMBER
1891 lit Enitpr Ioclop Gonef OH Der
STRIDE tbGti
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Miia terraces,
$1,000
$4,000

$50. 100 $50 O
Sinf5ig Dollars 9aar. Meft mad YeIieten
Itbdiaen Sdufer an Der 9otomnc'Strabe, 5tpi'
t@en Sairnount1sloenue mo Sapette'Strate;
enttdIten aue moberren ginriGtulgen; eftctl'
Iirte 8aoefuanne uno MuSgiffe, Yalieuen.lRlis
~[terslapeten, beforirte OGDEN etc. eitriflS!rte
bteg,IfteinpiIaiter. aunulsIni&InB. Gle miiNert
pefebei, nm .Qefpiirbigt jill peroer. M9erit aIn
mount 's1beHie gIeitrif6e.
9reis ber Sdufer ~sebrbnnbert unS t1ntsta
Dollars .($1050l.. Sebr nieortger 0rutodtrts.
@alter g. Heaptat. Grbauer.
(0trII1 SAC Vim Rldbe.
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gus benz qeben nno Der gebensmeis'
felt YbrabamS q Santa Slarn.
81 ieincm 200. 1oOestoge an
|. December.

Cine Der f0itIiditen 5iguren Sfil,
ler's, Der &opu5iner in .@alenitein's
Soger." Der iibereiirige 9ubpreoiger.
oeiicn Yreoigt nit urlgc5Gblten@o
ipielen geipidt lit, bat ibr urbilo in
Nbrnbum a Sontn Clara, einem aii.
guitincr . blonde, Der iaDrSebntelang
in Wien bei'm Yolfe mie bel s3ofe Der
bcliebteite Yreoiger mar eineS Drift
.Nuii aliii ibr Gbriiten" lit es, aus
Der Sd)i1er geidopft bat; @oetbc
por es, blrh Den CT auf lie binge.
ipieien wuroe, unb mad beiien llr.
tDeil lit Elm reiher Sfab in ibr emit
boltell, Der bie b6d)ite Stimmung nit
lid fiibrt.
Gin reiber Sd,oB iflumniert al.
leroings in Abraboms a Santa Gla'
ro 5abIloicn Yreoigten uno Shriiten
Gle fiiQten 81 GuoOe5bGnoe) ein
Sbas, Der Elm Spiegel Der aultur
ieiner 3eit lit. 2ailm ein @ebict bes
@iiienS, oes 2ebens, aIerbings aud
oe5 Mberglulibcns Sibt es, 0as leine
Yreoigten niht itreiien. babel INNER
in polfstbiimliher 5orm, iuirflid) 10,
ipie Sd,iller es, o~llerhings itarf per.
oiftet. ~barseiteIlt bat. Abrabam q
Santa Clara ober ltlrid Megerle,
mie iein biirgerlt6er Same lautet, lit
i'm Sabre l644 oils Sobn zines 9eib.
cigeuen in Standardization geboren.
Seinc auberoroentlife gegabnng
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-26

n@nabiee 5rau, es bctriibt
mid aufridtig, sic in 2rauer su ie.
benz" - .Niht uabr, Sic iinoen
ald), oaB mir Sdmars gar nid)t gut
itebt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-26
I'm Wlamben uneridrittcrlidl.

Tr. Srcberif u. Goot's Goliin pcr-
tbeioigt ben EolorforiGer.-8 eiI
100 iid) Oerlelbc ollfbGlt. mill aber
Sen Nuientboltsort nid)t erin1cru.
Sad II, Mid., %. Ic5cnltcr.-
Sr. ". y. Sod bon bier, Gin 9ouiill
bon Or. 6reoerid u. Goof, crtlGrtc
beute, oaB Der Sorid)cr lid id)licBlid,
nod p~ollitGnOig redtfertigen meror.
Gr ia9te ieruer. ooB er miiie, no e..
Goof iid) 5ur 3eit aufbalte. ober nicbt
befugt iei, ben guientbaltsort prcis-
5ligcben.
Hem. Dorf, %. Ge5ember. -
Gos Goutite oes explorers CLUB"
lpeldes.> mie id)on geitern berittct.
empfobL Gr. 9oof po,l Der Witglie.
ber-9iite Sil itrciten. ioBte iein llr-
tbcil III folgenoen Eunften 5liiom-
men:
1. Sic expedition nobm I'M Sabre
1906 oui @runo zines llebereillfom'
mems Der Mitglieber, oaB i'm glcifcll
Sabre fein erneutcr Gcrilld) sur gr-
iteigung oes 9erggipfels mntcrnonl-
men lperoen loQte. BON mcitercnl
SorOringen gbitono, mo inter Die
ler &orausleBung trat Trofeior
Earfer olf Der SteQe Die Hiidfobrt
CUR aiilte an.
=. Or. Goof iibcrreoetc Serrn
9roWn ieine Sommlung noturbiito-
rider %Gremplnrc an cinenl Srte
fort5uietell, Der bon Dem %porberigeu
Sperotionsgebiet Der expedition melt
entfernt lag.
3. Ir. Goof nabm Den Siibrer
garria nit lid unb orang iueiter in
Der &id)tll9 bes 9ergeS Dor, nit
Der ongeblidcn Abiidt, Die 8letider
ju unteriud)cn, ofienbar ober leoig-
liG Oesbalb, NM ir9eno eillell leiht
criteigbaren Sbeil oes gerges 81 er.
flimmcn, BON Dem aus or p~botogro.
pbii6e Iufnobmen bcmerfiteligclt
unb iih anoerpeitiges iolid)es Be
~lueismaterial peridafien 81 fonnen
alallbte, aiif @rllno beren er Ip1tcr
bebollpten fonnte, Den bohiten @ipicl
erItiegen 5u baben, mo 10 lange fort
5ubleiben, oaB Die 3eit 5li elmer thnt-
iddlid)en geiteiaung oes 9erges aus,
gereid)t bnben fonnte.
4. Gr uerfiigte nift iiber ole no,
tbigen Siilfsmittel. nm Die Gritei.
glltg tbatiddlid burd,5uiiibren.
.. Sein 9erid)t iiber Die Grltei,
gung uermag feinen erfobreucll
9ergiteiger bon Der @obrbeit ieincr
9e%bauptung 81 iiber5eugen uno lit
unglaubmiiroig.
&. Hohoem Tr. Goof nit ieinen
Vegleitern abgemadt batte, Den Ser.
iilf) elmer 9eitcigung "einitpeilen aitf
suaeben, NOR ieine Sanolltnespeiie
Unfair. :
I. Gleid5eiiig brat er Die sb.
mod)ung NIT ieinen G%Iubgenoiien,
bob err ibrtcn Die original botoaro.
pbie'n uno auf5eihmlngen CUR Ser,
fiigling Iiellen molltc, uuf 8runo DE-.
rem ct icin Bud iiber ole YergbeItei.
gllng idrieb.
8. Tr. Goof mar inn @ebeimcn
uno oblle Mitmiien ieiner geaIeiter
einen Gontraft nit .Sarper's Woga.
5ine" eingcgongen, tpo5u er feii
He6t bate.
9. Iit Den 8ummi.S dnbbiiGen,
nit oenen CT. 9oof hen Berg critic.
gen 6n ba6cn bebaliptetc, ip1re Die
geiteisuna elm cling Der llnmoglid.
felt ge,peien.
10. Ct. Goof's gebauptung, oen
Berg Dom norooitlihen Sange critic.
gen su bnben, lit oils nnm0glid bon
Charles Sbeloan. einem Witgliebe
bes Clubs, nioerlegt. Der %unlGngit
elm pones Sobr nit Der Griorihuns
Der 9ergbdnge oubradte.
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IentIdc Sparbanf Dpn Baltimore.
--eib,psit.Gde--
Baltimore. unO Gntam'S traRc.

cSeutGettM pm 9 bio Q uht..
Dpnnetfas Mbeub reI Q pc 7 uhr.
Etc G5eloer rperben nlr in .~toIioen. Aitien uni
6bliaaiioren Iinb auSaepdblten 3npoipeien
ui1geiegi.
G9as. eptinian, 1rifoent.
CHARTS Gpilman, SenrD 3. 9reter.
u. Giehf rfnedbt. 2enrD 9ertel,
Sobu Wtebrtiig, g8iuiaMl Spilmdn.
Gbritt. Seinlileter. SpbI glnge.
3. Senrp S0dter, SarrD 3. Q%iubsmnnn,
Robert Gdnae. Secrge y. Stnbfi.
StreltJreT:
,SaH 2itbertneht, G%datmetfter.
Nm. ertiuinH. SIIissS tasmeitter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-26

Tr. Erice Ell Corn III q II.
&c Der Gro9uiI it Ell. - Gin iri-
ifcr, fr6blider Grieg spiiden Der me-
oisiniihen uno d,irArgiid)cn 6ofult6t
BON Warplono unb ben Groguiiteu
ld)eint lid 5uS,ipibcn. Iie llriod)e
lit Die MeinnGrhmittel. PiIl. bic Der
oegiSlotur inn ndditen @inter 5ilr
Innabme ~porgelegt lperoen miro. SIS
limo brei Bills o%uSaeorbcitet moroen:
cine uon Der Gommiiiion beS @ou-
n%erneitrs, cine onbere bon Der mebi5i'
niid)en uno dirlrgiiden Safultlt
BON Wnrplunb ulo cine brittle BON
oen Troguiitcn. Iic Bill Ser meoi,i.
uiiden uno d)irurgiihen SofultGt
iiebt Dor, BOB Die Inrdiiibrilng oes
MeinnGbrmitteI -@eietes in SGnoen
Ger Stoots. @eilinbbeits .@eb0rbe lie.
Gen ion, mGbren6 hic onberen beiben
Bins Bic Grnennung elmer COMMIT.
lion poricbcn. Gle GrnQuiiten or
fldren iih einperitanOen. bob Die
Surdfiibrlng Ges 8eieteS IN bic
S1noe Der StaatS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DC gelegt iperoe - inter Der 9ebin.
gung ober, baB Der jesige Scfret1r
Der 0cboroe, Tr. Moribnll 8. Erice,
9egungcn unb Elm Groguiit an icinc
Steqe geiett iperoe. Or. IS. Wilton
2intbicum, goriiber ser Gommiiiiou
ocs @oilperneurs. iueIde ein Hein,
nGbrmittel-9iu uusgcnrbeitet bat, er.
Hart, Ole meoiSiniidle Yroieiiion Scs
Stootes miiroe Die Nbiebung ocS TT.
Grice nidt 5iigeben. Tie Groguiltcn
iogen, lie opponirten Tr. Erice. neil
es Inn an Dem notbigcn 8eidGits,
finn mangelc.
Gle start b a II d) clo 81
Gic 1inan5'G ommiii1re meroen NOR
gen Arrangements treiien. cine tent.
porGre Mnleibe bon 100000 ali5u,
nebmen. Gle 3inicn oili Die itdoti-
id)en Sbligationen I'M @eiammt.Ve.
TRACE bon $4,000 weroen am font
mcn0en SamIiag idlfig, unb in Der
Stootfoiie lit gegenpartig Gbbe. ba
Die Seteucrn niht Dor Dem &. Ia.
laar cill5utommcn Beginner meroen.
NadSem Mdpor WahooI am Sreitag
348 Gbefs 5eidjnete, nor oolnit Ser
9aor'8ono Der Stabt aui ctWo $3.50.
600 5ufammen geidmol,cn. Stabt.
Heoiitrator SbomoS 1l,bertc iid) bier
81 0obin, Dob Die Siran5en DER
Staot iib nift in einem irgeno,pie
alarmirenoen 5~uitanbc beiinoen. Gle
Stabt fonne oIne irgeno UelGe
Sdmierigfciien ocniigeno @elo Dor.
gen, Inn ibr iiber bic 3eit bis sim
@in;ieben Scr Stcuern binmeg 81
belieil.
wilton. Sbcater. - ST.. y.
5. Gilon, Der @eidditsiiibrer oeS
v@ilion a.. Sbeaiers," bat fir oicle
ISOLDE Elm Yrogramm 5uiammengc-
ltelt. oas nit beionberer Miifii6t oui
Die @eibnodtsaeit gem1blt lit. Nm
Der Spite oeiielben itebt @alter 3.
Gople NIT ieiner Sdauipielertruppe.
Die Elm @eibnaftsitiid. betitelt On
9briltmos epe." slir GoritcQung
bringt. Bon Der, iibrigen Muntmern
ieien Defenders berporgebobeu: Can.
ocrs II. Maen, 9ouplct Sdnger mo
I%ialogiiten; Glpoc Bates II. so. in
Dem Ginafter .Sreooie's Munt";
Sarrp Care II. 60, erceniriid)e Sn.
Itrumentoliiten; Sagen II. Weltcott in
eiiem @eiongsaft; Bennett II. Tor.
ling IN elmer ulfigen Seene, betitelt
.IroubleS Of Mr. Suit" ailpotrid,
Songlenr; mo Wopre uno Oonng,
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VIE, ,peIde Och gebrauden, fpreden bier
por. MnIciten auf Salire, Wi6heI uno @runot
eiaertbim. SIN &ertralen. Seine 2oan Office,
MIetbooen. ..VaItimure Snuetnent Co.," VI.
100, Vuro.Yaca,Strafe (213-)
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Nnf 1tm,ucacn in bic Che.

Nls Der Sr1lltigon tonlnlcll loltc,
fam er nibt, uno Der S6eriff
bclie i'm.
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(5eUS-)
Ghc man anSerStpp fault,

Gbc man anSerStpp Fault,
inipi5ire ma iene nemcn smciitOdi'
gen, fein eingcrid)tcten Sanicr I'M
250O.Slod an @citeSapettcs Strahc,
sipiifen Catherine nub SHplegsSt.
GmaiQirte gabeponne unh ausgiiiie;
Ganol Drainage; uieorige gnner.
Steuern; banogenaltc Geden; Teltl'
sui nit &od)eln a,lsaclegt; aaeS ent-
boIteno, mas 81 einem moocrnen
&al,s geD0rt. Ereis Der Souier elf.
bunbcrt Collars ($1t00.00) iebes;
icbr niebriacr @runo3inS. 9eoin-
gllngen bcn 8duiern an9enebm &c.
mad)t.
Ron neGme peitlid) sebcnoe 8ap'
Ctr. Gleftriidc, lteiae ont Ecrnnl1llS
al uno gebe 5pet Sanlergeplertc
uGrblid. HGberes brrd) @altcr Z.
Metpbal, 9auunterncbmer. an Crt
nno Steac. (Septt--)
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&arnains in Tarmcn.
Gu pe.tanfen.
GuMutn.S tcmern. Gunnfg-S tcnern.

nnb SnirmonnfsMbe.: r6mifde 2ieaeltein' 5roiis
ten. banoGenidIte Seden: SanafsG Drainage etc. (:
fbdtfddIid Anes enfbaltenb. mas. 81 eirein
Inn NE f6dsen si i5rnen. geoi,anneen fir
8infer pafero aenodt. Mlan nebnie Sdir'
mount. sipenue Glettrifne. Ereis Der Sdufer
aims. gBeitcre s~lusIunft bon Matter e. Eefts
Stdl, grb1uer. an crt MnA etele. Sdiifer tdgs
LID uuo Counting sur 5nfpeitton often.
Gpmntp.S temcrn. Gountb-S teuern.
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Gin nenes Sabr.
Son @ertrub Sricpel.

Son Wertrub Sriepel.
Define oein Ser5 Dem nelien Sabr!
&oiIlihe @oben reiht es Dir oar:
Stunoen, emii9em Sdafien eelpeibt,
@oloelle SriiblingS. mo CONNER.
5eit;
2lebren mnb Sriihte NIT 5ortem
6lount,
@interitiGc mo @eibnndtstramm!
Define Oein SOFAS unb lob tie Elm,
Vlumenoiifte uno SonneniteilL
8ogeliingen uno 0lodenflona,
@ormc Wortc uno froblifen Cant,
Sreiie Screen, Die untentipegt
Writ Dir tragen, mas Oeines trdgt.
Define Die SeeIe - o ipeit red)t
ipeit!
5lii6tig rpie @eQen perrinnt ia bic
3eit!
Gti1noe I'M Stiinbe malIoert baber,
Mand)c pertdnoelt iinb inbaltsleer;
Germ lie pertiefen nnb muse tic aus.
Define Die Seele. ofine oein SouS.