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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-06-17
Borough improvements.

James K. Jordan is making substan-
tial improvements on his West Sixth
residence.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-06-17

"The Busy Bees' will hold a cake
sale at Parsons Bazaar, Saturday,
June 10Th.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-06-17

Have few pounds of Prunes and
can of Squash for 10c, at G. B. Howard
& Co's.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-06-17
Cherries.

Cherries for sale, black, red, sweet
and sour, at s, 10 and II cents per
quart. Apply to w. w. Weiman, Box
40S, Emporium, Pa. 1S-tf.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-06-17

Linoleum at 99c per yard is getting
scarce at @, B. Howard & Co.'S.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-06-17
For Sale.

Cabbage Plants, by the thousand for
$3.50. Apply to II. & G. L. Day.
1S2t.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-06-17
Extracts From Raistrick Whiteley
HoWard's Letters.
Portland, Oregan, June 5th, 1908.

Portland, Oregan, June 18th, 1909.
Dear William:-We arrived here
yesterday morning at 7:30 a. M, our
train being late about eight hours and
80 minutes. There was two washouts
near Belfield, North Dakota. saw
"Bad Land Charlie' while going
through the Bad Lands. We went
over the longest bridge in the world
yesterday morning about ZOO O'Clock,
it is about three miles long and cost
$2,000,000. Uncle Bert has borrowed a
music box like the one that used TO be
in the Reading room for little White
ley, it has two dozen records. You
can see the Columbia River and the
boats come in. At the docks there are
lot of boats. We saw two river boats
going down the river yesterday morn
ing. Uncle Bert is going to take me
down to the docks next week. There
will be automobile races Saturday.
They have fire works that are just like
pictures. On the train the pullman
conductor had a fight with one of the
nice porters. He tried to choke. He
told him to come here and then hit
him in the face. You can see Mount
Hood and st. Helens to-day. Yester.
day there was kind of mist hung over
them.
RAISTRICK HOWARD.
portland is II miles up the Villa
mette River from the Columbia River,
and is the head of ship navigation;
smaller craft ascend the Willamette
river for 126 miles above Portland.
Mt. Hood is 1884 feet high and about
45 miles east of Portland; while Mt, st.
Helens is in Washington about So
miles north east of Portland and $3.50
feet high
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-06-17

There will be a game at Keystone
park next Saturday, June 10Th, be-
tween Port Allegany and the home
team and a big turnout is expected,
The ground has just been put in first
class shape and is now one of the best
in this section.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-06-17
Base Ball.

The Emporium team went to Drift
wood last Saturday and after the dust
settled they had won the game by the
score of IA to 0. Hemphill and Esch-
baugh were the battery for the home
nine and from all reports were the big
smoke that day. Hemphill having
fourteen strike outs to his credit.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-06-17

! Just received a fresh invoice of
Crackers and Cookies at c. B. Howard
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-06-17

Don't forget cans Sweet Glover
Peas, for 25c, at G. B. Howard & Co.'S.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-06-17

The Cherokee Indians will be here
on June oath, and will play two games,
one in the afternoon and one at night,
commencing at $50. The night game
is played by lamp light.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-06-17
First Presbyterian Church.

f. B. SCHRINER, Pastor.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-06-17
Fourth fully Celebration.

II. II. M.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-08
Las huelgas y
los obreros.
LA PAZ.

Los motives que tuvieron
los operarios de las fabricas
de hilados de Juanacatlan,
para declararse en- huelga,
no son nuevos; es la misma
queja por los mismcs mott
vos que en- TODD tempo han
tenido los operarios de todas
las fabricas del pals.
La causa es la misma tam
bien en- todas parties.
Esa desconsoladora mani
festacion de protesta de cua-
tro mil hombres que a una
voz gritan SUI desamparo y
su miseria, es muy triste'y
altamente demostratiyo, CO.
mo una negacion tremenda
en- estos0 momentos en- que
tanto Sc nos ponderan los be-
Inefcios de un estado de paz
Y de BONANZA. Y cuando esos
L otios mexicanos caidos,
aplastados bajo ell peso de
nuestra situaci6n actual, Ian
zan un grito desesperante,
una queja de agopfa, y 81
qdiera sc atreven a levantar
ell puno para increpar al cie-
10, entonces los de arriDa,
alarmados, imponenEes y fie-
res, enfrentandose como gi-
gantes delante del pigmeo,
lie dicen: "Chist!. No
perturbes la paz, la sacrosan
: ia paz en- cue vivimos =. ST
gritas, 81 te quejas, 81 levan-
tas ell puno, porque sufres no
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-08

Ell aislamiento y la desin-
fecci6n debe imponerse, aIn
por la fuerza, en- todos los
atacados. La pieza, ropa y
utensilios de los atacados y
de las personals que los ro-
dean, deben ser rigurosamen
tie desinfectados. No Sc ira
te de curar empiricamente
la viruela: llamese siempre
a un medico y siganse siem-
pre- sus indicaciones. En- ca
so de epidemia y falta de re-
cursos para atender debida-
mente a un atacado, recdrra
Sc a la autoridad, quien esta
obligada a falicitar medico y
medicinas gratuitamente.
Observense todas las re-
glas y consoles dados en- la
presente cartilla.
M&
Madres: 81 no quereis per-
der a vuestros hijos del al
ma, en- medic de sufrimien-
tos atroces; 81 no. quereis yer
los en- estado que causen re-
pugnancia, pestilentes y as
querosos; 81 no quereis, case
de salvarlos, que queden con
la cara deforme por las cica-
trices que deja la viruela; 81
no quereis, en- fin, que vues-
tros adorados hijos queden
ciegos para toda la vida, va-
catmadlos y vacanadlos dmtes
que catmplam tres meses.
(De "El Progreso Latino
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-08
sSoEoyo Ia
Viyuela.

Bueno es saber algo refe-
rente a una enfermedad que
tantos desperfectos origina
Y tantas victimas ocasiona
entire ruestro pueblo necesi-
tado, la mas de las veces,
por ignorancia.
La viruela. es una enfer-
medad infecciosa y contaglo-
sa. Es la cue mas individuos
ataca y mas atacados mata.
Ell contagio Sc hace no solo
por contacto directo con un
atacado, sino a distancia,
por el aire, los vestidos, las
habitaciones, ETC., etc.
La v.ruela es contagiosa
en- todos sus perlodos. El Pc
riodo de descamacion es muy
contagioso. Ell peligro de con
tagio no desaparece, sino mu
cho tempo despues de que
el enfermo esta curado. Ell
dnico medic de prevenir la
viruela, es Ia vacuna.
La vacuna es el|preventi-
vo por excelcncia y ell 1nico
preventive.
La vacuna es completa
mentc inofensiva.
La vacuna no confere in
lmunidad para toda la vida,
sino para un tempo deter
minado, cue puede variar dc
diez a veinte y mas amos.
Ia vacuna puede y debe
practicarse en- todas las eGa
| des V en- todas las estacio-
nes.
La vacunaci6n debe prac
ticarse cada diez amos d Il
mas. La vacuna no confiert
inmunidad para la variceli
(viruela lcrl) La varicel;
no confere inmunidad par;
Ia viruela yesdadera. Un nj
no puede padecer varicel'
2 varias yeces, y sin embargo
} ser atacado por la viruela.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-08
Ell Sr. Go5erl1ador
DE
SAN LUIS POTOSI.

De San Luis Potosf nos
han llegado noticias muy sa-
tisfactorias respecto de la en-
fermedad del ST.. Goberna-
dor del 1stado.
Sc halla fuera de peligro,
pronto entrara en- una fran
ca convalescencia, que segu-
ramente pasara fuera de
aquella ciudad, alejado de los
negocios pdblicos, tanto CO.
mo es necesario para repo-
nerse al estado de salud y de
actiyidad en- que antes Sc 'ha-
llaba. ..,...-...-
La poblaci6n de San Luis
Potosi ha vuelto de su gran
de Y justisima alarma, pues
q punto de perder a su Illus
trado y progresista gober-
nante, cue tan clara y elo-
cuentemente ha demostrado
dotes para regir a IN pueblo
y hacerlo progresar, temia,
como era natural, penetrar
por rumbos inciertos en- la
interesante question de su vi
da ec6nomica y de la evolu-
ci6n llevada a cabo tan eff
cazmente por el senior Espi.
nosa y Cuevas, al ponerse en-
el case de hacer una nueva
election para el Poder Eje-
cutivo del Estado. Hoy, por
fortuna, las cosas ton.an otro
rumbo; el senior Espinosa y
Cuevas, una vez sano, volve-
"a al Gobierno que hoy re-
gentea de manera tan coErGc
la cl senor Lie. Francisco A.
! Noyola, y en- q desplegara
las energias cue diStinguen
su caractcr DE- hombra hon
rado y de partidarlo decidldo
de todo progreso; sus obfas
en- cspectativa Seguiran' su
curse de ascepci6n, sin cue
esto quiera deeh' que ahora
las abandCno el sen0r Lie.
Noyola, puestC que Sc inspi.
ra en- los mismos ideales de
Sr. Espinosa y Cusvas; pcr(
va cntonces Sc defniran CT
Ia fcrma amplia que le re
seward juiciosamente q Sr
Gobernador substitute al gu
tor Y promoter de las mis-
mas. La pavi!nentaci6n q
Ia ciudad, Ia continuation d
los trabajOs neeesarios q !;
fundaci6n del Hospital &c
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-08

del poder a quien tan mere
cedor Sc ha hecho de gober-
mario.
Mas, no anticipemos los
acoptecimientos, que tempo
vendra de emplar nuestro
escaso valer de periodistas,
en- pro de 10 que mas intere-
SO al progreso y bien del Es-
tado de San Luis. a
GEL TIEMPow
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-05-08
/ AlJ1. {. RICH 7 EI2
@-GRAN--0
AlnaCen Gle ROpa.

neral de San Luis, las obras
de ab2stecimiento y reparto
de aqua de la ciudad, las dc
ornato p1blico, las de sanea.
m anto 6 hygiene, la prosecu-
cl6n de los trabljos en- favor
de Ia instruction popular,
que han impreso un caracter
peculiar al Sr. Gobernador
de San Luis, hacienda Que Sc
le considere cono el primero
Ell la protection a Ia escuela
rural, para el majoramiento
de Ia vida agticola, y en- la
extirpaci6n del alcohollsmo,
con Ia implantaci6n de Ia en-
senanza antialcoh6lica en- las
escuelas de todo el Estado;
son obras cuya realization
|yara la sociedad dc San Luis
y aprovechara Ell bien de sus
comodidades, de su vida cul-
ia y del anhelado porvenir
de. sus hijos. Esta Ultima
disposition gubernativa de
que hemos hablado y que
tan Observation-Disclosures tiene
que obrar en- la suerte de Ia
futura sociedad meXicana,
enaltecc inmensamente alse-
nor Gobernador de San Luis,
pues cntrc nosotros ha sldo
necesario que una distingui-
da senorita americana venga
q solicitar de nuestras auto
ridades Ia introduction de la
temperancia Ell las asignatu-
ras escolares, cuando el Sr.
Espinosa y Cuevas recibi6 la
expresada propagandista, dl-
ci6ndole: aqui tienes mis- ira
bajos; tn obra es Ia mia; mis-
escueias tienen 10 que nece
sitan, poniendo en- lnanos de
la ilusFrada senorita numero-
SOS ejemplafes de Ia ohra es-
crita per el senor Inspector
de instruction PG5lica Den
Bartolo Guardiola, y consa-
lgrada a Ia ensenanza prima.
ria. Esto habla por tcdo lc
que en- elogic del senior Espi.
mesa y Cuevas pudieramos
decir; ese acto salvarla uns
administration 81 de salyar
Sc necesitara.
Muy pronto veremos al Sc
her Espinosa y Cuavas bra
gando nuevam nte para 81
car avante al Estado de Sal
Luis; 10 sacara, sin duda,
satisfaction muy grNnde sen
tiremos en- aplaudir sus nue.
vos trabajos y en- .secundar
su noble pueblo para "a
: scsteDga en- 'el alto Puest
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
ExecutrIx Notice.

Notice is hereby Given, That Let
tiers Testamentary upon the Estate of
FRED L. BAECKER
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court Of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 4th day Of June 1909.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within one
year from date Of said Letters, or
they may be precluded from any
benefit of such Estate; and If such
claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of the publication
Of this notice, they will be forever
barred.
JOHANNA BAECKER
Executrix,
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Snmoridii6tS.
GIT nhnrfnhrt.

Srou Micier: D8ie? Gu bait mir
Die 5nei 9useno au0pie uidt mitge.
5rodt2. @arum oenn nitt? @aS
BEN @lliterfnopf nerloren2 SD
ioIlte Mir einmaG 10 mas tbun uno
iraenouie Die geringite Ra6IGiiigfeit
mir an SduIoen tomHen laiienl @ie
bait Oh Oeun ben 4nopf oerIoren2 =
beg" - Serr Neier: y8nbridein,
lid babe i'd i'm bier in bic Gai6e ge.
iteft, unb ga lit er Ourd ons Sod
gerntidt, bos On mir ifjon ieit $50.
den ieSen abenb SundbNu milIit."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
AN

Be it ordained by the Board OF
Aldermen of the City Of Hermann
as follows:
That section 4 Of chapter 10 OF
the revised ordinances Of the City
Of Hermann, adopted August IA. 1906,
be and the same is hereby amended
by striking out the words twenty
dollars" in the fourth line Of said
section and enacting and inserting In
lieu thereof the words thirty seven
dollars and fifty cents" so that said
section, when so amended shall
read as follows:
Section 4. Each dramshop keep.
er dealing as such under the laws
of the State of Missouri, shall pay to
the City as license tax the sun OF
thirty seven dollars and fifty cents
every six months payable on the
first days of July and January.
Passed June 7th 1909.
CHAS. HoNECK.
President Board of Aldermen,
Approved June Sth 1909.
HENRY sCHUCH,
Mayor
Attest
HENRY BOOK,
(seaD City Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11

Two base hits: %Juergens; three
base hits: Wandersee, Pfinner; home
runs: Smand, Siedler; base on balls /:
off Dinnin 8, off Wohlt 8; struck
out: Dinnin s; Wohlt IL; hit by
pitcher; Kuhn, Holton.
How the runs were scored.
st. Louis 1st-Balthasar walked,
Juergens doubled, Balthasar was
caught off third Gleiber to Meyer,
Oswald struck out, Eisel singled and
Juergens scored, Decker struck out
One run.
6th-Eisel walked, Decker safe on
Meyers tumble, Smand' fouled out
to Gleiber, Primer hit to deep cen.
ter for three bases scoring Eisel and
Decker, Pfinner also scoring on
Schneider's failure to hold Kuhn's re,
lay, Hurley and Dinnin struck out.
Three runs.
7th-Balthasar out on fly to Mey.
er, Juergens out on fly to Wander
see, Oswald safe on Meyers error,
Eisel singled, Decker singled Oswald
and Eisel scoring, Decker stole End
and scored when Schneider erred on
Smand's hit, Smand stole second and
was put out at the plate trying tc
score on Primers infield hit.-Three
runs.
9th-oswald flied to Meyer, Else
singled and stole second, Decker hi
to Wohlt who put Eisel out at 3rd
Smand's home u scored Decker a
head Of him, Primer flied to Schnei
der-Two runs.
Hermann-1st- Meyer walked anC
stole second, Sell was out at frs
run also scored Meyer, Gleiber out
Dinnin to Smand, Kuhn was hit by
second-Two runs.
2nd-Wandersee hit for three bas
es and scored on a wild pitch,
Schneider safe on Primers error
but was put out stealing second, Hol'
ton out Dinnin to Smand, Wohlt flied
to Balthasar-0ne run.
Next Sunday the A, B. Jrs. will
play Tebbets, here, and Manager Glei
Der has announced a different line
up, on account Of the poor showing
made last Sunday. Game starts al
3. p. N.
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Live Stock Market
National Stock Yards, Ill.
June 7th. 1909.

June 7th, 1909.
Cattle receipts $500; market steady
on all but medium COWS and heifers.
This means a decline of 10 to 15c
per cwt. on choice grades of steers
and heifers, compared with a week
ago today; fully 25c on medium kill
ling steers and heifers; 10 to 15c on
canning COWS and bulls, while stock
ers and feeders and good to choice
yearling steers have held fully steady
tine division very heavy, and severe
Receipts Of grassers in the Quaran-
declines in that department have af-
fected the medium killing Natives.
There is still room for a further loss
in values, however, and it will come
with increased receipts of g~rassers
during the next two or three weeks.
We advise shipping all that cannot
be well finished in the next sixty
days.
Hog receipts today 1900. Supplies
during the past week liberal; de-
mands exceptionally good, and values
have advanced about 25c during the
week. The trade today vas about
steady with Saturday, tops $7.67k.
Good to choice heavy hogs $7.40 to
$7.67h; mixed and butchers $7.35 to
$3.50; mixed packers $7.25 to $3.50.
Good pigs $6.75 to $7.25; light pigs
$685. to 1925. We look for a break
in hog prices within the next thirty
days.
Sheep receipts $500; market Is to
25c lower than last Friday. General
market SOC per cwt. lower than a
week ago. Top Tenn. spring lambs
today $3.50; top Natives $3.50. Top
yearling.s $3.50, and the bulk of the
good mutton sheep sold at $500 to
1915, with tops at $3.50. outlook
only fair in the sheep trade.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
&Af nmpeaen.

SD perSe entiesliG na6ldiiig,
S6as. Soeber fin6e i'd in meiner
Rodtaide elm Bortrat bon George
@oibinston, bas % pGbrenb Ser
Ietten sebn Gage eeiteft bat" -
ngsun, i'd fam BARN nidts 9efonSe.
res ftnGSn." g@irfli6 niGt,
Sdab? 0a8 freut Mid at boren.
Gus 9ortrot lit nGmIif elm Ebeil Der
Marfe Oes 8rieieS, ben Oh mir Ieete
@ode gnbit, hamit i'd Hn in BEN SEA.
item itede!"
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WALL,
e0AK WOOD SALOONS
,~seseniber Der gaabk
hermann. =: Mo.

Dies 1T Der cIe9anteife GaIoon In Der.
mann uno Froet man bort audi bic beTten
@etrGnte uno Sianrren.
9eionDerS quite DbiSfnS. meiniser
ggent IN 6ermanu fir ben beriibmteH nnb
edten Bourbon unb gtpe DhiStn ben Ser.
mann 3iItiuine 60. BuiS oerielbs mis in
er Diitilern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
ltnucr5ciIerfiA.

DGorum utidit OH Denr, mein
G,,e.a,c: o&eii i'd 4riigel ge.
.Ii 9a9t." limp Dtgbalb buii
6u 2S~ii1ef 6ctomnten 2" = ,8eil i'd
uCia!e!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
Gin s~emperensler.

9iiffetoamc: .Sie f0nnen aber
men tii6tigen StiefeI bertrugen.
Srinft man in amertfa immer 10
biel9" Imerifaner: ,Sb no, in
gmertfa, i'd bin elm fompIete &eeto.
taIer. aGber, iebr germ i'd eebe in bic
QuslonSe. l1n0 Germany Is Die BETTE
Blos for Die @ebrinfS."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
Cine GmpfrbIuna.

Serr: rNIfo sic f5nnen mir ole
8obnung eans Defenders empfeb.
len2" @irtbir; .@etuiB! Ga.
ertn bat ientort6 i'm oergangenen Sabr
oaS grobe Sops geuoruenl4
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GtoficufScr.

v@it meiner tYrau lit eS tpirflid
niGt o|ly5u1airAl @e1e ib aben6$
fort, ipicit liz Sic @efe$tftp; 6IeiB
i) oobciri. iniclt lie ~S{louicr!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
IlpSern.

Tame (5ar acu eidtrctanOen So.
Git3; ~S.Jatc1 Sic duU 6~abrr6ber
pt'5ca.. %.6lJin: oRein, gnGoiaa
6rou, ober id fam Sbnen bic 4breiIp
geben, mo ih oas nteinige pusen
laiiel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11
BASE BALL.

A. BIS 8. s. 4. st. Merchants 9,
In the game Sunday the St. Louis
boys played good ball and the A. B.
Juniors could not Bat and their field.
ing was very poor; hence the defeat.
Secret
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-11

A few dossS % H.ts vgas NJ
Is~yRStahir rare az csss f Of,
~kassTnuse
n ear always be aspeEse; lrA0H,
sHeh In the more seysg~ ets2Sdrs Of
| crame collie Ha6 caolen astsAS.
ISis equally Success ~ rtrt1ass
diarrhGas and choiegs i.gEgssmgs2 In
children, and ~ ai4 aarsy- 81 saving
the lives OF snAny chl1asx& sSsC0 y-'saF
When reAace1 with wAtcr and
sweesenod Ii To pheasant " take
Every mon cfA ssJaGy stsaS.M kcsY
khir ruEpsdy IN kAy krssAe as4S q n1St.
PLACE., 80. lAssss sSA Sea
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Ole seale.

&i6ter: nSie bebaltpten. SIR
Brtn5ipaI babe Sbnen elm eiiernes
@efdb an ben &opf getuorfen9 90 III
es bod iebr merfpirbig, OaB man
an Sbrem Scope gar feline @euIe fin.
oct" - aldger: pgaa, ieben Sie ftb
6cs @efab mai on, oa tperben sic Die
9euIe iGon fin0en."
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9inoermnn6

$6nsden: n0uL Wama, bot 8apa
ntdt cine gor3 faIide @orfteIfune
bonn StmnteI ?" - Wutter: SD tpetb
nitt, msin &inb. SD babe i'm nod
ntdt bariiber fpreden b6ren." =
Sansfer; vIber i6, or ers1bIte benz
&aufmann, es lei gang bimrnlii9 &c.
noeien, aIs 9u p~erreiit tparit."
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SlH9pamton, ". y. s'""'F
pie re9uldren 90 Gent uno 1 Collar SIaiden
iiro IN allen 9lpotbeten Su babcn. 9tan
merle it6 ben 9ameu: ySipGnip .8pot," 81.
8lImer's DSruamp=&ppt," uuo bic aoreiie:
SiH8bnmton, q. D., an icOer 5Iaide.
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Sin eintraaiider SnnS.

limb trelt lit ser Sun6l 9reimal
Hobe th i'm idon nerfaiift rtnb in1naer
fontmt er na1 Elm BOAR Monnten
tDieoer Sn mir auriif."
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Der @6pIerifsr.

sSSSbr Mann er8dbIte mir, er pfleee.
tuenn er 5orniq lit, Bis fiinf3tg gu
adhlen elm iebr gutes @itteIl" =
pGber iebr taneweilig; er fonrnt aus
benz 3ablen ben gau5en Gag nidt
berois."
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@elS.

SEQ, alieuIt. ME eebt es Dir IN
9ef1er ilingen Chez" v@ar nidt
gefdTlt eS mirl@ = SO, mas lit oenrt
NH tie Ios9" .Gos erlte an frfiben
Morgen lit @eI6l @ett id mittaes
ciien fpmnle, tpieber @eIo; beim
abenbbrot bn~sieIbtge, Ri1ts neiter
tpie @eIb, @eI6, @elol1 .9us Der.
feb t6 riftl @as modt Re oetn NIT
benz pieIen @eIS2 - sIeib i6 nidt.
BIS iest bab' ib ibr nod feines seges
ben
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Blaleu'NrSnel, NJ me-
gen ibreu porSl9liheu
Gi9euidafteu, pel9e
Die @eluubbeit pieoer
beriteuen idit SeOem be-
FAINT. Sir 9eiuubun9
bon &beumatismus
SldenidmerSeu, fran.
fen Gleren, Neber nno
Slaieu, ippie Sdmers
sen in iracno einem
TheiIp hea 6oruoouoaA
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Steben Sic auf nit cimem
Iabntett Hifcn?
QisrsnspsiSeu madt Gle elene.

Or. ailnier's ,StuampsS oot" (SumpI.
8nrjeil, Die ipunosrbare NierrH., 9eber. uuO
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=
9aber.

Grot: r9ortntet Sbr oenn gar fei.
men on6eren Granfentp1rter frieeeN
als ben perioffenen So9em7" -
aranfer Bauer (flebenb): .2aiien Gle
NIT ben, $err Doctor, Shnapa 40
triHfsn boben Sie MIR ~perboteuL bari
i'd i'm nidt rpenisftens riedRns"
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nniere Climber.

@anta: rgSimmIt Ou oeine Buppe
nitt nit gu @ebeimrdtbs ?" - Ma.
rieden: nNein, Tie fam Die bon Der
ella nidt leiben.~
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Mnnpnee.

rGriibere acknowledgements m5dte
beirotben, SudenOe piir6e iid eber.
tuea oerpfIihten, feinen Con mebr
al iptelen."
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iberienoen. g2enu
Sic ibrciben, ern1hnca
Sic, bic liberaIe Gferts
III oieieut Slutte 9eleieu
blben uuO idjiden
sic S9re Gorcfe at
Or. StImer & On,