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Evening journal., 1909-08-31
P. @. 5. OF A. IN
ANNUAL SESSION
Reports Submitted at WyOm-
ing Meeting Show Order
TO be Prosperous
MAY ESTABLISH
FUNERAL BENEFIT FUND

WYOMING. Aug. sl.--The fifth annual
session Of the Delaware State Camp, Pa
triotic order Sons of America. was held
here to-day with a large attendance, every
camp being represented State President
Howard r. Moore, presided. lie was as
sisted by the following national officers.
National President William e. Valiant, Of
Laurel. Del; National Vice-President Il.
w. Alexander. Oak Grove. Va. and Ma
tional Master Of Forms Frederick w
Pope, of Somerville, n. j.
The most important business will be
transacted this afternoon, when officers
and delegates to the national camp will be
elected. The establishment of funeral
benefit fund for "a camps in the state will
also be considered.
The report Of the State secretary,
Thomas l.. Dunn. gave the following iig-
ures:
Number Of camps August %, 1908. %;
present number Of camps. "A; number OF
members August %, 1905. 1896; initiated
during the year, 1il; admitted by card
during the year, 8; reinstated during the
year, z; transferred during tho year, 81
resigned during the year. 1; died during
the year, 8; dropped during the year. 17s
present number Of members, 1881; a de-
crease Of "A.
FINANCES OF CAMPS.
Total receipts for the year. siO3i1.Sl; to
tai expenditures, sS,5i769; paid for benefits
/ s1,S201i; cash in treasures, S2.S0879
amount invested, s2,O2347; value of CAM
property $685.; total value Of camps
/ SS.197.7s.
The officers who will be succeeded o
reelected this afternoon are as follows:
State president, Howard r. Moore. Fred
erica; State vice-president. Arthur f. Par
sons, Wilmington; State master Of forms
Newton L. Grubb Grubb's; State treas
urer, Joseph NJ. Armstrong Odessa; stat
secretary. Thomas F. Dunn, Dover; stat
conductor. John Matter, Wilmington
State inspector NJ r. Galloway. Laurel
state guard, r NJ. Kemp Viola Stat
trustees, Alfred G. Dunn, Camden; Ed
ward Todd, Viola; S. d. Collins, Por
Penn; State chaplain. J. f. Davidson
Magnolia; assistant state secretary, II.
Loose, Cheswold.
Evening journal., 1909-08-31

washing thoroughly with the Cutioura
Soap. My face is in perfect health now
which / owe to the Cuticura Remedies
/ shall always stand by them as one Of
the greatest blessings 20 the suffering
thousands. Arthur d. Gridley, 532 Dean
St.. Brooklyn, N. Y, Apr. 9. 1909.
. 10 the middle Of the night Of March
30th l woke up with a burning itch In
my two hands and felt as II could
pull them apart. In the morning the
itching had got 70 my chest and during
that day IL spread all over my body. |
was red and raw from the top Of my
head TO the soles Of my feet and vac
In continual agony from the itohing. J
could neither lie down nor sit up. /
happened 10 see about Cuticura Rene
dies and thought would give them .
trial. took a good bath with the Cuti
cura Soap and used the Cuticure oint
ment put 10 on from my head down
10 mr. feet and then went &C oed On
the first of April ] felt like asv man
The itching was almost gone coo'
tinued with the Cutiours Soap and ONT
ment and during that day the itching
completely left me. Frank Gudley, 325
(, 43rd St.. New York City, Apr. 27. 90.
Complies External ana Intsrnai Treatmenf iei
Every Humot Of lufant4. Chiidrsn aad Aduu gen
oara q SSss oissns 6e zsS hss e s sf sad cui
tura Resolvent t6ocl. (or IN The ferm of Shoeol x
coated Pira use per vial Of co. 20 Purity ne blooo
Corp Sole Props. l35 Columbus Ave, Boston. Mass
1F-Aaiied Free 32-paee Cuticurs Book. an author
~ on treatment Of skin and SCALP Di5e1oA
Evening journal., 1909-08-31
MENDS CURTAINS
WITH PIECE OF NET

A woman with three pairs Of lace
curtains the worse for several seasons
doings up looked them all over when
they came from the cleaner the other
day and wherever she found tear
or worn place she applied a piece of
net of the same mesh as the curtains,
with some thick boiled starch, and
then ironed it down with a moderate
hot iron.
The pieces scarcely showed on close
inspection, and when they are in the
folds of the window draping will not
be seen.
In some places on the edge, where
there was a pattern, few stitches
were taken initiating the work and
running the patch into the founda-
ton.
Evening journal., 1909-08-31
Corn PUDDING.

In cutting the grains from the ears
Of corn cut Just the tops Of the grains
off and then with a sharp knife scrape
off the rest. Mix with the corn which
has been soraped from - ears Of corn
two cups of milk, half cup Of sugar
and three eggs beaten smoothly. Sea-
son with pepper and salt. Put It into
a creased baking pan. dot the top with
butter. Put the cover on the pan and
bake for half an hour in a hot oven.
The last 10 minutes take the cover on
so that the pudding will turn a deli
cate brown.
Evening journal., 1909-08-31
Corn Fritters.

Cut the grains from six ears of corn,
boil for 10 minutes and drain. Take
two eggs beaten until smooth, one CUP
flour, one teaspoonful of salt; beat
until smooth, stir in the corn and fry
in melted butter
Young green corn is often spoiled
by overlooking. Have the water boil
ing before putting the corn in, and If
the corn is tender 10 minutes should
be sufficient. The best way to retain
all Of the sweetness of the corn is to
leave the inner husk on and tie around
the top with a cord. Serve with the
husks on.
Evening journal., 1909-08-31
Corn croquettes

Take a teaspoonful of corn chopped
fine and a teaspoonful each of sugar
and butter, half a teaspoonful of salt.
Add one beaten egg and enough milk
to bring all TO the consistency of a
fine paste After thoroughly beating
and mixing, shape into oval balls and
dip in beaten egg, then in bread
crumbs. Fry in sweet hot lard, turn
ing with care, and when done to a
nice brown put into coarse brown pa
per, which win absorb all of the
grease.
Evening journal., 1909-08-31
Corn Soup.

Cut the grains from six ears Of corn
and boil with the ears for 10 minutes
in about two quarts of water. Re
move the ears and pour i'm "a quart of
milk. Thicken with a mixture of
flour and water until il has the de-
sired consistency. Add two table,
spoonfuls of melted butter and season
to taste with pepper and salt.
Evening journal., 1909-08-31
Corn With Bacon.

Fry the breakfast bacon until crisp.
Take out leaving the grains in the
skillet Drop in the grains of corn
scraped from II ears Of corn which
have been seasoned with pepper and
salt. Fry until brown. Serve on a
platter with bacon around the edge and
garnish with parsley
Evening journal., 1909-08-31
cnl.-Eduards-

John Edwards and Laura B. Cole were
married on July Il by the Rev. zack II.
Webster. pastor Of Asbury NJ. e. Church.
After a wedding tour to Philadelphia and
elsewhere Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards have re-
turned to this city and are livingg at No.
5O5 East Fifth street.
Evening journal., 1909-08-31
Corn Raaout.

Cut into tiny pieces either some ham
or bacon, and when fried add six red
tomatoes which have been peeled and
sliced, the grains cut from six ears OF
corn, two red peppers chopped fine and
a dash Of salt. Cook slowly for half
an hour.
Evening journal., 1909-08-31
comel comei

Come always to James NJ. Bryan
for paints. oils and glass, stains In
all colors. bathtub and wood enamels.
furniture and brass polishes. screen
and floor paints
Evening journal., 1909-08-31

my tytclRuLs 4 Afltu
several highly recon
mended salves thai
cost one dollar go
ounce. but to no avail
A friend Of mine urged
me 70 try CutiouTs
Soap and Cuticurs
Ointment as he wae
sure OF good resultl
from his OVID expert.
enoe. / used the
Cuticura Ointment for
ukottK 81. wyanlrc aNfor
Evening journal., 1909-08-31
com VIZ Manaoes.

Cut the grains from six ears Of corn.
Peel and cut into small pieces three
tomatoes, add little salt and pepper
and two tablespoonfuls of sugar; mix
all together well. Hollow out six
large mangoes and stun with corn and
tomatoes, putting a piece of bacon on
top OF each mango. Put in pan with
a little water and bake three-quarters
of an hour or until tender.
Evening journal., 1909-08-31
Corn oriddIe cakes.

Take three cups of flour, three tea
spoonfuls Of baking powder and one
teaspoonful Of salt. Mix we'll togther,
add two well beaten eggs and suffi-
cient sweet milk to make a thin drop
batter. stir in the grains scraped from
six ears Of corn. Bake at once on a
we'll creased griddle.
Evening journal., 1909-08-31
RaLlroad Pnrohaaes Earm.

NdTTTUIu FUTIHdlCh 7 HIM
The Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Com
pany has purchased John Donnollys
farm near Havre de Grace. to open
stone quarry.
Evening journal., 1909-08-31
Boiled Corn.

Cut the corn from u ears of corn.
Drop into boiling water, boil 10 min
utes, season with peper and salt and
pour over half a cup Of melted butter,
Serve hot.
Evening journal., 1909-08-31
WOMANKIND
Paris Patterns

our Fall and Winter Fashion Cata-
iogue is now ready for mailing and
will be sent to any address upon re-
ceipt of 10 cents to cover the cost II
mailing. You should not overlook this
opportunity to see over 1000 OF the
newest designs for ladies', Misses and
Children's Clothing. Its worth many
tim .he price. This catalogue is bet
ter than ever and will be worth many
times the cost to the Home Dressmaker
Evening journal., 1909-08-31
CUTICURA CURED
TWO BROTHERS
One had Face Covered with Itching
Eruption Eyesight was Affected
Raw, itching HumOr Spread
Over the Other from Head to Feet
in a Single Day Dreadful
SKIN-TORTURES YIELD
TO EASY TREATMENT

"In 1907 my face broke out lD 3 mass
u itching sores which finally aIented
Evening journal., 1909-08-31
2f12
LADIES' CORSET COVER.
Paris Patttfa No. 2412

To obtain this pattern or any OF
the others heretofore described in
THE JOURNAL, fill out the follow
ing coupon and inclose it w-sh 10
cents in an envelope addressed to
the Fashion Editor. THE EVENING
! JOURNAL. Fourth and Shiplsy
streets. Wilmington. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1909-08-31

To the Fashion Editor,
THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Wilmington, Del.
Inclosed find 10 cents. for which
send me
Pattern No. ........
Size ........
Date published ...................
Name .........'.''.s'.'...'...'..
........................ Street
......................'....... City
...............'..... State
Date of this order ..................,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-26

Sofordoo. - Nm I. Ginstas.
Radmitiaa trrtiHit Vrdi. Sdit 81,
5taot Eeuser aui isinsr Rnn0rtiis Il.
hiel. in a~uoitoriaHi. an osTislbeH
5tsas. no rnr sinsm Sabre iein Sc.
asucaRaioa. grndE HomiHiri fpar@,
Dor eiusr nab 1~auisaosu sablsReul
3uhSresidNi;. Die ibn aarma6 b.
asubls. eine .iuatge 3sos. eis Die in
anihluh On zen Vanneiagif an1sHami
mtns TiuiotaoenfsHer gum @eseas
aauo boiis. 81. zofi aob tire 9ors
,iss atsr BE ittusrssit ssplsnis sirsat,
9insuutmenit gugg hsgpcr. Die. ME tr
sn7a6. TN 5tnoi AagTdi auf auuah
ne hattie. ais Ser 9l1n ssr Eirioeas
eajRusr ats S~nmpromif uerst.sli
uurN. CT lpEa5 asgy osH ayiHssu n
0uui1 aus. cas- als Stalsfn res
asm As Mngsnssmsut s4g SuussSesrs
fsHuaa arnebmen mt6isa. am in &
at5<usa 7rsae oa Sgbstuas tirsg Gins
sammea suey 81 er-s6st1su. S31ahgr
Ess1feku sirtr 5ls Or 1sapsE &
&ia Gtsues.Sasu nabg malta Eas
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-26

periutten ben @eloIdrant oer Or
prebeompasnie 81 pliinotrH, mubten
aber uHurrihtettr Sade pieaer db=
sisbeH. Die RGuber puroen bis isbt
nod niht srsriffen.
4anfdg.- Sm 8aHoesagriht al
5opsfa purSsH 2 grotsHs su BEN
3rNt sinselsitst. RE 9urhfahrunl
ess faotlih,H ganigarantNaeitbes
sa psrbinosru. ~ G%riibr7nrstus oran.
osu 2 8dub,t in biz -Reoi6o
sails STATE 9anf-, fprsHoisn 0i,
Spine aaf uno sHttamsn nit ezra
$1,000 in 8aar. nab siusm 9u1elnsh
fel nit Nm Crtsbattsl.
@iffouri. - Su sinsT 8ltier3.
aru6s 80 4urora Duraen bic 4rbsi
isr @aans 6dUtins. Gas. GaouIes.
Waltsr Welih uno SohH SruiH surh
falsnoss @eFsin sstsotti.
EeHnsfftG ~ 9ti siner .3nas
centTsr nahe 9earam citation
iamen S SdhHaHssFe ase inns 9swn
uno Is EaHceisrt purosn perlsst. .
Nason pahri4einli9 i5silih. Die
1rlmH7tr rsTisibtr in brano uno rsh
rsrs Spisr rsrsranHtsn penF6rois.
8ennfpIponta. Shrsa
.i4s 3ar6nos BAT siHs psn osr @un
essyeaisguHa ssfdbrss uuisriuhana
SIS St1sis3uhthauiss IL 4|Ilts6esI
= 2 srsebsH. Mehg ais ais 66lfts Ss
Sirdfiinss bspcbHi sE 2psisa 4 err
3sgs. .Eososm as 8s1tn nrarp65nFh
ikir Fne. abts 600 E1ru l25 Qrac.1i
csr Sir1fifuR Fro fAuinTu
ses EFtn 1T f5ls1t. une STE Rsr-s
n;m-sla cut sor unseRfgr. -u4 4
asss sk 6sii'i sE SsssEizss es.s
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-26
9~ltlnunirdtc
Qn dJr dI
0ul,.ots.

Ghtta8o. - @tafstut 2ail. ser
aeseu N}ttae am Douncss,aa "
sat letgey fahrt na4 Germ WsWsn b,tr
oulaa1. l9ar pabgtne SIS l.nur0lafn
aHfsnibo.ts ttn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
@on csm guNrsi,5 az. tn osm sr lsi.
nen @rtoatpaesou osrgisb. bss Il ab
fuyi poy Asiiityuat, picoty In sen.
lahR 3usldsc9s um@ee fabys RAD
N|liap1ults forisaietgn. toar. r I'M p
eer Alinais IN AuiprnH Nnomntn.
,3auatt nohr Ct ais 0btueaR ot5
Commercial Glae EN- @aaltruhalt
en-, besoe sd smR nah etn Soismas
pdg' Ear Asfieiis NC Ct einem stt,t
sSirobnie mat oaua au sal. bee
Damilson Clubs bei girsm io.tHrxr
&bereeNea uuh ksao5 rA scr oa,s
non pr GrAtirs Naa. fro n cine NIT
afcbtm 9siiau suiaegommsrs Rtss
hislt u eey & 81, seytiis tan Wcr;abrs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-26

u arquette ihaIois ssfproden.
ben SergsnHisn WcU1anus. einen
JlitfoIoaisH in Sort 9raDs r.
Horoet 81 bobsn mo 3a IebsnsldnaIis
9sr Suhibausbaft psrHrtbeilt. &.
sarloH. Der bsihuloigt mar, ols
eaHIrer Der /. 0diionalbant III
SrDHmoob$ $4,000 unterihlaasn
81 babeH. pnrss i'm B~unoes1sridt baz
bier, nodeem er Tih in 6 Dsr 8 oeoen
ibn erBobsnen 4Hflassn ihulolq Be-
tannt bate. 81 7dbrissr 6aft i'm Cor
rsetionsbaHIe gu Detroit oerurtbsiIt.
9tlisconirer geo0op. osr anoeblih
$4,000 Deruntreut habeu ioa. nir5
osmnaht proceHirt DerOen. S.g.
eonnonp. en- bisfgsS 9ano6dr0ler.
puroe ror einem 3ugs erfaBt uno
Dabri6sinli6 toOtlid perlebt uno Bot.
Utaaonep, Elm @run0sissHtbumsaseat
Don SingIeton, puroe 5ufdaia
seieohen uno 10 fhuer osrlsBt. baB
man an IeiHem 9uFtommen 8neifslt.
Sn Calumet nurne oer So
Sabre ate Qnor. 8urte auf Der Straz
Be dufgeiuHbeH, nit einem Gndoelz
bra6 unO Ionitisen @erIsbungsn. Die
isinen LOB CUR Jolge batten. Die Be
BORDEN fabnoen auf ben @sriber Der
Wlorotbat, bic i6OH bic sfpeiie bieier
Art ieit Wonatsiriit 1T.
- 0urh 91uamit pnrben in ber
Guretazgru6e BEL geffemer Die
8ergleute Mlotald uno Can't in TeBen
8erriHen. Sad qanala t0btIi6 UNI 2
anoere fhper Dtrlsbt.
0as meme arlington 5otel in
Betosten nuroe Ourh Elm 1eues
I'm $4,000 beitdoigt. Die 80 gdre
9elaHsten ale unosriebrt ms 5reie,
bod erlitt Elm WlaHn i'm gleodtor
i6Dere 8erlebungen.
Mdbrsno 25 30glinge Der Sod
lhute 81 n. Glemens BON sinem
4usflugs su%riittshrten. ~srpIo0irie Der
8diolinbsbdltsr ibrer 0adt uno 0as
Eoot perbrdHHte his gum W0nertples
gel. Der IS Sabre ate 16eo0. euqs
IeHoer, Sobn zines IuiberiI6engGItors
in Wt. Clemens. iprang iiber 8oro
uuo ertrdHt, biz abrigen SnidTen pur=
BEN aerettst, ooh erlitteu 81. Be SIAN
uno Ron @roesbed. Better Ser gaht,
oabei Itmere granouunoen.
Sin Mihisan GentralsGrcur
~iions3ua sntsleiite nabe gdttIe
Greet unS s Wagsons uno bic Co
comotipe iiir3tsn ben g%abnoamm bin=
ab. Doh Duroe gismdno set6otst Il.
nur Elm Wann puros Isidt 0srlsBt.
gu btlle nurbe
Sobn Qati BON 9libe erihlaasn.
- 0as Colonial Sommer 60tel am
Burt Cafe in 6 bsbopaanGoun
. murpe ourb 75eusr ssrltOrt.
Bon 6 alumet nir0 qem.ioet.
oaB Der 8pmpfsr Samoa" 3u Sseeoz
IA Minis am 1orh GATE Bis gum @af-
ieripiegsl nieoergebrannt 1T. N1dn
iddbt ben gerluit auf $4,000 bis
$4,000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-26
Uttntnnu

- Die 5armersfrdu SoIeph 9onen
lei BLOOMINGTON ~erpirets, nsrz
muihlih in @siiesgsitortbsit. ibr fleis
Hes Slim uHo Bangle iit oann an sis
rem Baum ibsr Der 9eite auF.
81 goan8otlle brannien
oie Ylahlmiibie uno Der @etrsioeIpeiz
der Der @sbr. Sslebart ab. 9srluf
eifpa $4,000. ~ I'm oer WiiHouna
oes giason gahes in oer Gdbe BON
bier. luurne Die 9siae elmer 7Srau Cot
tie Duff dufgefuRSeH. bic auiheintno
ermoroet porosn lit.
8sim 8an9iren in sinem ga6ns
gsb0ft 3u 9ebforo puroen Son
Oucteur Ro6inion uuo 9ocomotipfibs
rer 9Sifs toOtasOriitt. 9sioe hinterlai-
len 5dniljeH in Tsrre6dutt.
Rebrusfd.- Standardization
fpe9sn uuo um Ausytennnne Der Union
sa sr5piretn. babtn bic angene1ten
DIR omaha e @ounCil Bluffs
Street 3D. 60 sineu Strcit infctnirt.
Ger bertits su boieu Gusfhrsituneen
aefabrt bat uuo duh su einem Streit
Der StraBsnbabnlsr in 0iRcotH
fubrsn oirFte. Der Gtrabsnbabnpisuh
ID 10 quit fpis lahm gsieai. - Rrdi.
2aft iraf am Wontas Guf ieinsr Tabrt
nah Gem Weiten 81 mshrifunsiagm
&sfuh in Omaha siH unO pr-~
rsht hsrSlit btsriiBt. Bon bt.r GUS
ains bic Sdhyt nd6 TsHeer .~esiter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-26
et.pas eani @ewShnIiebss.

3tugniNs ino beuisntaas siFpos Sc.
ipoballdes bel alien W}seiaueu. lpelhe
sum 8eriauf %aHgeboiea iperoen. Isl.
NICE 5ea9Hihe iino ub,g3sasmocy. ais
onetge. Ten teiien GiRouud liter
BEN @srtb elmer Nlsoi5iu ruroe nobl
etn 3eu0niR maiden. icelhes Direct
Gus Sbrcr Nadborldoii lommi. Die
Nt9tni4umtr ooH Foruts alptntrau.
ter 'ounen Sbntu piflltihi elm Ioldss
neutafitR mem Sic Iih oafar int.
ttslrea 0eriuhen Gle e8 idjrsi.
len SIC oaram an IT 0ctty Flbmer
x sous Sc. Ro H. lis 90.
gcene apt.. @bi,aao. .Su.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-26
9un~9nkntu.

Sn 8ebter puroe Der fri
bere @ouHtBs6ilfsldabmsifter u. 8.
Yaulicn inter Der autlase Der Inter
i6lagung UoH Nmtseeloern perbaftet.
Sn 6uron puroe Der 9oli3iIt
8. u. 6dpIep. als er 4 betruntene
Stromer berbaftsn noate. BON ben
8erlen HieosrseidoTen uno t00flid
o%eriDunDet. Der M}oroer lit bis iebt
nod niht feltgsnommen.
SH SiourSdlls puroe SEQ.
Curb erihOhen. Die 6eioeu griioer,
@u9en uHo 66arlesaaoforo Ron
6rantlin. Sa.. Die bic 9bat besingsn,
isaten iih Der 9Oli3si uno 6e6duptsn,
IN Rotbiusbr aebanosIt al bdben.
9eim greIhen auf Der Warn=
lanoiden 6arm gu 8roofiuqs
etriet6 Der 20idhrige Oscar gberliRs
lei 8uppslung Der 9ocomotfpe uno
oes Seperators 8uiihen beioe Muihi=
uen uno Durne 5ermdlmt.
gu Sturgis madtsH iin mehs
rere iuHge 9eute ben nSte-3", Die IT
iabriae 4oelaios 1altenbsrQ unter cine
Yumpe 81 balten uno ibr fattes Wais
isr dnF ben 4opf 81 pumpsn. Der
aS6er3" bate Oduernoe @einesif0s
rung our 6olse, Der Oas mGoten isbt
erlesen tit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-26
sAidtsa,,.

&c Ns.setfv
~ AIS sta 9.lesaas@
~ fnssm 81 agsia
~-'fafstyars ri 5gse1H
tfr 4g aerg Naacrs stt
''a Unsan ld.f Mssa
SD are @il1rrt it3asaerr.r
N trtlgrtatn.
1Nsiroaunatiassff pen SEER
tt viosis Seeker fnsn ur
yNr &. $4,000 an.
3sse T. Gisisa vasss tn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-26

aa@ldaitllt. Die Qrbeiter /
YtsHto StesI Gar So. in me4 =
aods sinseH pitoerum an
STREET rtiI austbli6 Strsif6rso
as 9orleaie beibeholten puroer. 3
@iVslt brda aber raid suiammen
ot amerltanadsn arbeiter i'm nj
eilisien uno Elm Sheil Der IugIdni
fd '3nsn anihIoB. - On WfIfe
oatre fat cine 0ranoiurp me-
@ta5ldersieH bsim 9au sss mel
ooriissH Gsrihisas66uoss. oas &.
V99.v0 toittt, ssssn 3 6ount1eo.
miNars, ofu GoumaihasmsiIsr
Af1itseten 5ui9sciortn uno ein ii
enc Saalietrauisn Die Gr5sbun, +
Antl1aen empfohisn. pei Sen 81
1sSdro,iisn aasiH ioa oos 6ountb I
$1,000 bsirogsn vorosu kin.
hen anl1asu ssr -gm. G6wt &. 81
Plate g. BIZ Rem sr.~d
en- bluiissr aamaf. ais Die Qoli4ak /
p0riiIis Sirsiibreatr in Die aniaI
stietsit. sin Sireiisr puroe ~
l1F'a4i6 tnoi.i4 p,rpuuest uu0 j
ss'' aaSr earo.n faamm saa4s
~ IN @sasins iauft, sins
's'ire gar siHsn 6assl hino6 III
&c. an 'inem Sslssrapsenpfd
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