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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28

cured Of typhoid and again expose
hiWsolr and again be cured
There IL a reason, too, Whysal
holiam ~ the most difficult to
cure Cocaine. after long hac.
causes only diatroaa and misery TO
the noryos that il used to deliFht
Thus the cocaine fiond is Glad 10
be- cured Aud. moreover. the drug
has caused no LESSONS the nthnhed
brain may not have dcterlotated
SO there ~ great hope for the co.
calne user aud he can help the
physician
IL ia about the same with the
victim OF morphine.
May Have Weak Mind.
but the alcohol user may have
lost the use OF the best part OF his
hrain. Maybe there has gone from
Il that very part which forms man,
~ thoughts aud where ambition
turks. This can never be told an.
"a he has the treatment Then n
be returns to his liquor Il 10 be.
cause his mind IL weak
There never was drug which
could cause man 20 be born
again. Dr Lambert said.
liut there II hope In the fact that
there Is a time tn every drunkard'a
career when he can be absolutely
free from the craving for liquor,
says the doctor. and this IL the new
cure.
Or Lambert said that the cigar
cl habit was difficult to cure, but
II had been accomplished by the
use OF the formula.
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COMING FROM ]
EVERYWHERE
BUYERB 6TTEHn1an
tlLsHS SALE or rxsnHl
SiTlOh PIANOS Feo,.V
EVERY DIRECTION

fSN.
Two More Costly Cha.
brands Selected Befor. ',slns|
yesterday - increased Say ..s'
Force Handling Crows 's'n
sest Possible Advantao. "
store Open Until "a
O'Clock Each Eyenln.
This Week.
Yesterday was a ht..
Eilers-two Chiokerlng say
and a dozen mgh.grads siass
sold before noon keg apnst
force on the Jump from n. ~
meni The doors were ooenet TX I. n
before Ia The history N -, ~ '''a
ness BIAS 30 much Reua,ne " y %.
peen aroused ~ r. being m .a's.ss
ca 10 me buying u thsss 's r.
uon pianos. Buyers an a aa
IRON iar and near In ords, oMlhs
values. a"'alnaII
All Of the Grands. ese.,.,
style Uprlghia, Mnslns yps'sl ~
menia. etc. displayed II a 'nsI'
hiieih Lshlbit AZ the A.Y.p
upon which the International i T.
OF Awards bestowed ali 81 a. nv, S.
est Grand Prizes ana Goa ~, wv
Awards. are being closed ~, ~
Meek az bona tide redne,,on
IRON 70 70 20 Der cent
in addition, the mans ,.....
cent Grand and Upright PAU
"hich attracted the attantion
trusts and visitors. and were ~.
clallY selected and used II Y.
Wellington. Oregon fdaha
iornla' King County. Hoo Hoo 4
= y Baptist, Masonic A,e,.
brotherhood. Swedish cbas.s.
County and other prominent h WI
ings' and 10 the success II 49,.
social functions they have oopsr,s
uied no email part. are Ala he,a.
clofed ont AZ this tine
These instrumeuts ser. ....s.,
~ made BY Americas forem ~.
piano manufacturers. and were =
lectcd By great srtirts rnuelcs.rs
and counoieseura especssilv - - ~
A-f-P Exposition. Zach and eT
cry one represents the VERY h,gs
est grade and character Of the ~,
best IN American piano mskl,,
and we're recognized az sueh \,
the International Jury q Awars.
in unanimously beatoRlng 4ane|
them all the Highest Grand P,iza]
Pianclas, Too.
All Metrosiyie Pianolas. ana !,
regular pianolas that have No.
used al our Exposition recifalg 4,
also marked for clearance. aroor1
them being some unusually IA
values. You cannot afford 10 allo,
this opportunity 10 pass: there 4,
not many, and another such charu
viii hardly appear again.
Bear IN mind that Our EASY psa
meut plan applies to the purchss
price 81 any 81 these instrumental
Every one Is positively guaranteed
and remember. money back
you are not perfectly satisfied
every particular after delivery.
Buyers this week are making ii
lnruada into this stock. aud II Vi
be 10 your personal advantage
examine these instruments al onc
to-day. Ellers Music House. sd
cesEors TO d. 8 Johnston Cal
Ellers Music Bldg. Third and Us5l
yersity.
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STABBED WHILE FENCING.
inv tinted Ptrea1

STAMFORD UNIVERSITY. raj
Oct IS While fenclng IN the gym
naslnm today. John Wesley Howsit
sophomore from Los Angeles
drove a foil through tho arm 81
John 10 neman. also aophnsaors
from Los Angeles. lnfiicting se-
rfoua IL Jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28

Los Angeles. Owing 20 errors
which immigration Inspector A. q
Ridgway stated appeared IN the
bonds prepared 10 secure the rc,
lease on bail OF $1,000 OF l.. Gutter.
req DE Lara, who ia charged with
being an alien anarchist. the prison.
or cannot leave the city Jail until
late today or tomorrow.
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plAx PROSTITUTES WRITER.
IA ss1fel lsrnma

NEW YORK. Oct. as. Action
for libel on behalf ~ President
niaz. Of Mexico. against Carlo De
Fornaiso. author Of book entitled
''DiRx. the Car Of Mexico" wea be-.
gun In the court OF general sea.
Rsons today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28

Butte, Mont. The Butte news.
paper writer's union ~ today MAX.
Ing preparations for the entertain.
mcnt Of Or Frederick A. Cook on
his arrival here. AZ meeting OF
the union last might resolutions
we're passed endorsing Dr, Cook IN
all HIS claims OF Arctic achieve
ment and oieoting him M "A member
OF the union.
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nounced today thnt the treasury had
boen depleted and that The union
must borrow money within Rlx
weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28

Eastport, Me- Mariners here are
convinced that 81 sailors and pas.
aengerH were Ia the lifeboat which
put Off from the wrecked steamer
Heatia yeaterday and has not been
sighted since II ~ believed that
the boat must have been awAmped
IA the high seas This would bring
the number Of dead up 10 Sc.
Albany. N. Y.-Juatice Peckhnm
was buried yesterday afternoon. the
simplest OF ceremonies prevailing.
Vieksburu, Miss. Beating down
the officers who tried 90 stay their
progress. a bowling mob OF 200 in.
furiated men stormed the city jail
az Floyd. La. broke down the doors
and dragged out two negroes. Joe
Clifford aud Alexander iiiii. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28
SCIENTIST DISCOVERS CURE FOR LIQUOR,
- DRUG AND CTGARET HABITS
DR.. ALEXANDER LAMBERT,
RoosEVELT's PHYSICIAN.
CLAIMS TO HAVE CURED
SCORES OF VICTIMS, AND
NOW GIVES FORMULA TO
MEDICAL FRATERNITY.
PRESCRIPTION WHICH
AMAZED MEDICAL MEN,

Or Lambert's cure Is from !
/ the following formula
Two parts OF belladouna
/ which comes from the leaf OF
/ the deadly herb. nlghtshade,
+ One part of fluid extract Of
/ Nanthoxylum. from bark Of
prickly ash shrub
One part OF hyoscyamus.
! from the leaf Of henbane, an
|, herb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-28

Mexico city-General Jose Mier
today accepted the appointment Of
Gov. Neuvo Leon succeeding Gen.
Reyes.
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NEWS BULLETINS

WRshinaton.-The report OF the
treasury today shows Receipts,
t2.a20.5i7 Expenditures, $3.50.
4ng.
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lynched them. according to adyioeH
Ieceiyod from there today Tho no.
groca were accused - bawug muir
dered NJ G Brock. a farmer who
had caught them stealing his hogs
Omaha. THE president Of the w.
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FURNISHINGS

10c White Handkerchiefs :. &c
10c Red or Blue Handker-
chiefs DC
zoe Black and Tan Sox re
Csc Suspenders .12c
SOC Suspenders .19c
$3.50 Mems Underwear .79c
$500 Wool Underwear $50
$3.50 Wool Underwear S1.19
$500 Flannel Shirts -. .95c
$1.00 Ladies' Underwear .39c
$1.00 Dress Shirts -. $50
SIPS White Stiff Bosom
Shirts ........ .5Jc
$500 Ladies Shoes 49,. $1.29
$500 Mems Shoes $1.95
$500 Mems Shoes $50. $2.45
$500 Mems Hats ...... .49c
$500 Mems Hats ...... Csc
Rock Island Argus., 1909-10-22

District Leader This Evening. = A
musical comedy with an actual plot
will be seen at the Illinois theater this
evening. "The District Leader" is
from the pen of Joseph T. Howard,
that prolific composer whose other ef
forts, The Time. the Place and the
Girl" Goddess. of Liberty" and "A
Stubborn Cinderella" have made him
famous throughout the country On
THE District Leader" Mr.. Howard
has used TO good advantage his ex-
perience gained in writing the above
named plays. A strongly developed
story added to a number of catchy
and tuneful songs is combination
which has made "The District Leader
hit Miss Minnie Jarbeau plays the
part of Flossie Whttle. an innocent
and ingenious maiden from Teaneck,
Rock Island Argus., 1909-10-22
CURIOSITY FATAL
Woman Takes Diamond Be-
longing to Another to
Jewelry Store.
OWNER is GIVEN A CLUE
Mrs. Daniel HartweH Expects to Re
cover Valuable Jewel Lost by
Her Son.

Desire to know the value of piece
of jewelry which had been found and
appropriated by her. caused woman
to take a step which may result in the
missing property returning to the
hands of the original and rightful
owner.
The owner of the jewelry is Mrs.
Dan Hartwell of 4510 Eighth avenue.
Chance luck on the part of Mrs. Hart
well, and unguarded curiosity on the
part of the finder of the jewelry, have
combined with the result that, though
Mrs. Hartwell is still minus her prop
erty. she has learned the name of the
person who holds it at the present
time.
The lost article is diamond stick
pin of rare and original make which
was a gift to Mrs. Hartwell. She al
lowed her son to wear it to school one
day recently and while there he lost it.
CIew at JeweIry store.
Inquiry at the jewelry stores in Rock
Island and Moline proved unavailing
until Lindvalls store. Moline, was
reached. There it was stated that a
woman had a piece of jewelry valued
and that the article answered the de-
scription given by Mrs. Hartwell. 1t
is said that the unknown woman did
not desire to sell the jewelry, but
merely wanted to know the value of
the article in her possession.
The result is that Mrs. HartwelI. de-
string to avoid publicity for the sake
of the present holder of the jewelry, is
that a reward will be given
if the article is returned to Lindvall's
store.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-10-22

1t is in time of sudden mishap or
accident that Chamberlain's Liniment
can be relied upon to take the place
of the family doctor, who cannot al
ways be found at the moment. Then
it is that Chamberlain Liniment is
never found wanting In cases of
sprains, cuts, wounds and bruises
Chamberlain's Liniment takes out the
soreness and drives away the pain
Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-10-22

The pleasant purgative effect exper-
fenced by all who use Chamberlain ,
stomach and Liver Tablets. and the
healthy condition of the body and mind
which they create, makes one fell joy
full Sold BY all druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-10-22
NAME DANVlLLE FOR 1910
Springfield Loses Hard Fight for Con-
Vention of knights of Pythias

Peoria, Ill, Oct. 22.-Danville was
selected by the Illinois Grand Lodge
knights of Pythias as their next gath
ering place. Springfield lost by a mar
gin of % votes The new officers were
installed. Henry Clay Berry of Chi
cago, the oldest past grand chancellor
in the United States, presided over
the ceremony. The proposition to in
crease committees from three mem
bers to five was carried by large
majority. The convention closed last
night.
Keen rivalry existed in the selection
of the officers of the Pythian Sisters,
which resulted as follows:
Past grand chief-Mrs. Ovilla Rich
ardson, Streator
Grand chief-Mrs. Anne Z. Gossert.
Chicago
Grand senior-Mrs. Laura Garnes,
Ottawa
Grand junior-Mrs. Alice Dempsey.
Harvey.
Grand manager-Mrs NJ. Eta Kelly.
Monticello.
Grand mistress of records and seals
Mrs. Leonore X. Simpson, LIE Roy
9th term).
Grand mistress of finance-Mrs. Ida
Weilepp, Maroa.
Grand protector-Mrs. Jeanette
Hensley. Clinton.
Grand guard-Mrs. Alice Allen, De
catur
The sisterhood will meet in Danville
in 1910.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-10-22

Blobbs-A woman is always illogical.
Slobbs-Of course she is. A woman
VIII always expect you to remember
her birthday. but never her age.-Phil.
a7eInhia Record
Rock Island Argus., 1909-10-22

Painting Basis of PIot.-The story of
''The Beauty Spot" which will be at
the Burtis, Davenport, tomorrow, is
based upon the painting of a portrait
in which a mole upon the knee of the
model figures most prominently, and
this model, since married to the gen
eral, spends two acts of the play in
her efforts to prevent the painting
from being exhibited by the artist.
Further complications are brought in
by q young Dutch planter and the art
ist getting mixed in their Identities,
while two pretty love interests run
through the entire plot.
Mrs. Carter Next Week. An an
that will be pleasing to
tricity theatergoers is that of the APP
pcarance of Mrs. Leslie Carter at the
Grand in Davenport next Friday even
ing. She comes in new play, "Vesta
Verne"
Rock Island Argus., 1909-10-22
THEATER BOOKINGS
THE ILLINOIS.

THE ILLINOIS.
Second avenue and Sixteenth street.
Oct. 22-H1The District Leader
Oct. 24-'"The BIOekhead," matinee
and night.
Oct. 23.-''Faust.o
Oct. Goethe Blue Mouse" matinee
ana night.
Oct. 31-'Tn wyoming" matinee and
night.
THE ELITE.
Eighteenth street. between First and
Second avenues. Vaudeville mt 3, s and
0;15 p. m.
THE FAMILY.
Second avenue, east of Nineteenth
street. Vaudeville at 3, and 9i15 y. nm.
BURTIS, DAVENPORT.
Oct. 23-JeGersOn De Angels I'm 'sThe
Beauty Spot" matinee and night.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-10-22

, n J., in the same fascinating way
| that made her a favorite in other pro
ductions. Miss Jarbeau's ability to
portray this sort of part is unques-
toned, and her singing and dancing
are features of the play. 1t is claimed
an able company supports Miss Jar
beau in 'The District Leader"
Is Fine comedy.-"The Bloekhead"
is beautiful comedy that will win its
way into the hearts of the theater-
going people. and while high class and
refined in construction, ii is a play for
the masses and appeals to all classes.
It has a great heart story with a rich
ly woven plot told in a simple manner
by a clever company, and w. B. Pat
ton as Professor Theodore Blocksom
Heddington, is a character that will
Rock Island Argus., 1909-10-22

Better Than a Sermon. - Faust, >
day contains large measure of moral
philosophy both in the actual words
of the players and in the ensemble OF
its weird lights and shadows it's com
edies and tragedies. Sam Jones apt
ly characterizes it when he said it was
better than a Sermon"
Rock Island Argus., 1909-10-22

linger long and pleasantly in the mem
ory. The play will be seen at the Hi
nois Sunday, matinee and evening.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Gstr;t ptutnrnHr.
GentrQl
SaDtngS 8anf
bon Baltimore,
Siibpit.Gfc Uun
Charles nno Gcrington Strnfc.

pa more. g. Topcmbcr 1909
IN elmer beute qebalenCu Sibltno ocs Ns
rettoriums mnroc beeboNcn cine 6rtra.2 tOi.
nrnoc sur 9late uun Der 6dlitc ciuee 8ru5ruts
pro SnBr iir ouS init hcm 81. SC3cutbCr 1909
81 Gtoe Gcbenne Sdbr uuf uue monatlcbcn
Silnn5en Der }u 5inien bcredbtptcu Cont 5ll &C.
ipnbreIL Die an lcncul Suillm oiieH limo.
Stefc Grtrn Sioihcnbe u bon tG) uuo bic
hon AZ fir bos Subr erpebeno, uerocn am un6
nGCb Dem 3. SnUInr 1910 in Die EiCher Der
9epoittorcn cingctraacH, mo uenn udbt gc5oz
aeH. 6lt Ncriniuna bonn /. Snnunr 1910 be-
recbti9t feiu.
Sinnls uuO ehotftcuern bon Der Rauf be
5ubli
Scpcten tdoICb hon 10 &prm. bis giadm
enaegcn 9enommen; an Sumitngen bon 10
9orn. bis 9IboS
9ubert a. Warimg, 0rui.
Wiltuu Snuubcu, Sicc Erdf.
Sbpmas q. RCtts, Sdbdbnl.
(giob5. .5r&Ni-Inni ib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Nod cine SranOfataitrOpbc in cincr
Gnmmia6rif

9}cm Oorf, If. Npucmbcr. -
9tod Dem am Wontog uli9gcbrohc-
ucn ,5cuer III elmer 9rooflpncr
aomniobrif, our6 mcIdr9 jebn Mcn
ihcnIcbct ocrlorcn gingCn ereignctc
idb bcltc Gin ibnlihca llngliid in
ocr Snmmfobrif Der Charles a..
&eBcl Con So. i'm oberIten Stodlpcrf
c;ncs iehsltofigen @ebGuoCS an Der
WcIt.31 StroBc Ios Oprt olligc-
lauite, lciht cm3iinbflhe &obnnte.
rioI ling pIobIid] tScuer, 5luci ser
9,n8cItclltcn ionOcn ibrcn Ino in oci
t(Iommcn mo iicbCn nnocre mur0cr
ucrleBt. llntcr 0Cn Gerlebtcn bciin-
oct lid SSront u. 1eBel, Elm OiitgliCO
Der ISlrmo, iouc 5mei Wfitglieocr
Der Icucrpcbr. @icr5ig Nidoden,
meldc III Dem ndnlIiGen Stodluert
rilr cine Gnillcnfnbrifonten 6irmo
urbcitctCL foncu nit Dem Sbrcdcn
bcuon. Ter pcflmi0rc Nerllit lit
nidt bC0Clltcn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Olenn'5
Setfe

1T bic nripriinglidc nnS
bette Combination ibrcr
Nrt. Sic beicitiat a6rpcr.
Nnsbiinltnngcn nidDt ba.
Onrd, oafl iic Oieielben
uerocft, luic parfiimirtc
Scifcn ionocrn iic madIt
Oic Sant rein nno gerndJ-
los, lucil Sdyiuefel 6esin.
fi5irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Epfcr elmer EnlUcr.Grpluiion.

MilmingtOh Gel, 10. 9toO.
3pei OfiibIcn Der Gu@ont.YrtI-
uenpertc, cine hrjc Stredc pcitlid)
ron bier, ilogcn bcute in Die Suit,
luobei brci 2lngctcIlte gcto0tct ltnO
iicbcn uerlcBt lulrOcn.
Gic Nct0otctcu limo: SnporO Gar
rcgb, 60 Sabre aft; Moltcr DC
mott, % Sabre alt; elm niht i0cnti.
ii5irtcr &toIicnCr.
Cine groBc Guuntit0t Eulpcr bc
fono iih in beiOcn Diiiblen mo Die
Grldiittcrlmg Der GrpIoiion mar III
cinem mcitcn llmfrciic bcmcrfbor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Cpferic iidJ fir ibrcn @rnOcr.

" innipe1 W}on, r. 9IoD. =
GtGcI 9(rnctt, II SnDrc alt mo ,5obn
9lrnett II Sabre olt fomc1l bcntc
iriiD ourd emen @ronO um'8 2cbcm
rcl0cr oo8 n9IcOcrc 0ollie" 81 &r,
nisioil, 9n6crtn 5erit0rte. @tbcl mar
ouS Dem brcllncn0en 6cbGuoc cnt.
tcmmcn febrte icood juriif INN Den
9'ruoer 3u rctten. 9Cioe morcn Sin.
rcr ocS Sotcl giGcntbilmcrs. Die6
rcrc @6ite ipron8cn aus 0cnItcrl imO
crlitten @lieOerbriIdlC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12

Ydiic snr Mriic in's YusIanS &c.
iorst s. 8ainc, gir. Alb, Sit-yalh.
mprsitrahe, na0e Gnitum Sonie ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12

beiicr gegen cinen Wtob Qcid,iiBt lucr-
Den fam. 3olucett iopobl, luic
@ooOlpar0 ltummcn aus Soui2pilIc
unb aenoHen bobeS 9Inieben. !Q}on
bcgt mr meniQ SofinunQ oli Mooo-
uuroS @cneiitn9. 9Iuh Die @unoc
Ne1 Gbnuiielua lit cine Icbcnagcidbr-
Iihe.
Ter N}0rocr lit oI1 2lrtbrr 6oa
iocntiii5irt morbcn mo ca itcQt iih
TTtrau0, ooB cr eiu N}0bcI- lmo
lr0blcrgeih6it bier III @ouiapiac be.
tricb. Gr meiaert iih iracn0 pelcbc
Ntittbcilungcn iibcr ienc 3cri0nlid).
teit lmo &erbdltnilie SIT moden ous
ber, ooB cr iieben @eihmiitcr bat, ooB
lem &ater nidbt nit iciucr Oiuttcr
Icbt lmo 0oB icinc 9In9cb0rigen iibcr
GOO MeiIen BON bier cnticrnt mob.
Ken. Gob er Den 9onfroub pIontc,
0icbt CT SIT, uno er crtIGrt, cr bobc
trinen 9ompllcen gebnbt Ger sc
iongcne lit Elm biibider nod iebr
illgenoliher Ntom. bon ioit fnobcn.
bdftem 9Illaieben, . 6ub 6 3oQ oroB
uno bat rot6ra Soar welhcS crit
fllrjlth gcihnitten morOcn lit.
(Spoter) - SCltC }lbenO lit Scr
@onoit EbOmo8 Seiierion &oQ ioens
t!ftjirt morOcn. @r lit, lpic icint
Soter 8iliom ). 6ou. mcl6cr bier
III 9tr. S02, Siio.YrcItonitruBc, ci.
ZEN WiobellaOcu betrcibt. crflGrt, crit
II Sabre olt mo ourhuua uiht
luobniinnig. Ger 8oter icbilocrt ibn
0IS cinelt unperbeiierIihc, boaortiacn
&lrIhen, bel pelhem ollie @rmuh.
nmgen unO ollc 3urc0cn 9ficbtS bal
ien. Sic 6omiIie mobntc iriibcr III
&noruille, Gem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12

9riliieL 9elgien, If. 9iop.
Gin iunger Wtonn. gtamens GeuIe.
mans, erbob lid in ser lesten gl16t
pon icinem Eager, Golte Elm gclaoc.
nea @eDebr aus bent Nobn5ilnner
uno begub lid Oamit in oos S6loi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
Sollcn Dem McSinm anf bic Tingcr
ldmuCn.

Rclp Dort f. 9iopcmber. -
Gie Rumen etihcr @cIcbrtcn, lueIdc
zen 8oritcllltnBen Der Wioonnle Gllin-
pia EoQaoiuu, Oes 8eItern bon gu.
ropo bier orgelangtPn beriibmten ipi.
ritiItiidcn N}eoiun9 beinobnen iuIs
len, ucrocn berte 9tofnlittag befonnt
acgcbcn Iieic 0crren Der 8iiIet.
id,oit merben urteriuden, ob biz
aunogcbrngcn Der .Dlaoone YolIo.
Gina edit iinb ooer oilf Soofilspofus
tcruben. Io9 Gomitc umifliebt IS
MitgIieoer oorllntcr ProieiIor Mm.
Games; lr. Soitrulu, Eroieiior DER
nunornnIen HipdoIoBic an Der Mis-.
ccniin-llnipcriitdt; Gr. o. Stonlcp
&oa non Scr GIorf.llniucriit1t; Yroi.
Milgo Wiinitcrbcr9 pon Der Surpor0.
ilnipcriii6t; Gr. ?Iorton Yrincc lmO
Gr. Gborlcs Il. Cana pen Dieiger
Stnot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
N2SeG&e Seife
Sic?

Mcnn Sic 8lenn'S
SGlucfel Scifc uOdI nidIt
ucrind)t baben, 10 tbnn Sic
cs. acinc anOcre Scifc be-
fist Oielclben liiutcrnOcn,
bcilcnOcn nnS reinigenocn
GigcnidJnitcu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12
@eltern MnrDlauS Vabn.
Spttnta0s= Grfuriipnen.

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nit nnIdbliebenoen 3iiaen. 0eine erittIaiiioe
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-12

.,gadI e,ploc Oranst ant tolos hanat etcb
gues," uHD cine CiDloaoer III iiir Zen oer iie
aus3ubcntcu pcritcbl etluds 5CndbensipertheE.
glber Dor auloeHen Aoern uie Der p1niors
rbDiocnsGeiocubc iie ftuRt. bite Sih @ern
En parnu lclbeii 70 lam Sir nnr ons lea
riibnltc Seilmihcl ,,9ludfeFS" beien Gtasir
9'eriuh nit ccmiebcn idnnit EI uHeniatltlirb
bobcf. "a N uur T. Hei'taeoter & Co., soI
1916 Aeiu Port sin 81 aoreiiiren branehli,
Inn eire Rrobc iu beIonlmen. Die, aAndieits
III tt alien glpot1ctcu 81 bG6en, @reis 81.
(gloWi5r (EgS)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-30
Mora umreti.

&c pove zdravnik Ii dive besedi
o clanu vase rodbine ali kakem
dragon prijatelju vaSem, kako
zalostno Sc to glasi. Sc zalostne.ie
pa, ako veste, da bi sc smrt lahko
prepreGila, ako bi bill bolnik pail
ma smrt o pravem Gasu. Imeite
predno pred ocmi start pravilo,
ola bolezni ne smetedovoliti, da bi
Sc vas trdno prijela. Zdravite Sc
re oh prvih znakih. &c so ii izgu-
ba slasti in nagla bolezen, VAN je
takoJ uzivati T~rinerjevo ameri-
Sko- zdravilno grenko vino. De-
lavnOst zelodca in drobja val po-
zivi, prebavo izpopolni in pomo-
re napolniti lille odvodnice celega
telesa S Gisto, obilno krvjo. Ozdra-
vi VAN vnete mrenice in okrepi
vse organe. V lekarnah. Jos. Tri-
ner, 1333-1339 SO. Ashland ave,
Chicago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-30

Prehlajenja Sc lahko iznebite
In bolecine V vratu ter y prsih
minejo takoj, ce Sc napravi par
mocnih ~drgnjenj s Pain Expel-
ler", kakor je popisano ' knjizi-
CT, v kteri zavivta steklenica.
Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi Ameriki
v sleherni lekarni "a 25 centov
s%teklenica, treba pa je patti ma
to, da ie varstvena znamka s ST.
drom ma kartonu in ma steklenici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-30

najvecji socialni roman 20. sto-
letja. Knjiga je pred kratkim
izsla V slovenskem prevodu in Sc
re razposilja.
Cena s POSTING vred $1.25.
Naroca Sc pri upr. "Proletarca"
2146 Blue Island ave, Chicago,
Illinois.
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