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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
.C:'A||.BE[L HOT AFTER
'M00NSH|NERS'
Not Liquor. but Butterit1c, I
Giving Him Considerable
Worry.

rspecial to The Times Dispatch.1
Washington, March 5.--Disclcsures
of Colonel w. j. Monkeys methods OF
doing business are only a part OF the
general campaign against butterine
''moonslliners" started by r. r. Cabell,
mmissioncr OF Internal Rcvenue.
Mr.. Cabcll has started out with the
intention to clean out the whole nest
OF "moonshiners,' and the Chicago
prosecutions are a part OF the CAM
paign
Already six men have been sent to
tho penitentiary at Pittsburg, and
there haye been prosecutions In Louis
willie. Tho results at Chicago have
been satisfactory Mr.. Cabell said to-
day that 1t is the hope of the bureau
to get a number OF other moon
sinners" as we'll as to show up or
convict the manufacturers.
Mr. Monkey is liable to prosecution
under his own statements concerning
the labels marked inspected and
passed" with which his concern has
been especially FREQ. He STATED that
there was a box OF them In the
shipping room. and that any ono might
take handful" which, according to-
statement made by the Bureau OF
Animal Industry. is u punishable Of
fensc.
Effort to Clenr Mystery.
In the statement issued by the Agrl-
cultural Department there is an ef.
fort made to clear up the mystery as
to why knowingly that the Monkey out
fit had been free with those labels, It
had not been acted upon by the depart
Sment 1t was given out by Secretary
Wilson that information reached theI
department on November 80 that AL
carton of labels had been found In tho
possession of j. Bell. retailers, they
having come from tho Internal Rove
nue Department..
On December 8 the department
wrote the Roxely concern that tho la
bells had been found and wanted toll
know why Bell and Co. had them. On |
the 18th, Boxely replied that the labels |
had been sent BY mistake; that 1t was
the custom of the concern to furnish
plain brown paper wrappers to the
retailers. but it did not furnish labels, !
and that explanation was apparently
accepted. Other cases of similar |
"mis stakes" We're cites by the secre-
tary. but explanations were always
made.
At the Bureau OF Animal Industry.
which has supervision of all meat
products. including butterine, 1t was
stated that all the Chicago butteriae
factories known are Inspected. includ |
ing the Moxely plant. Further. it was
said that no one has the right to az
fix the inspected and passed" label
except the inspector. and that no rail.
road is permitted to accept package |
for shipment without the label, or a /
Certificates of the inspec-
tion of the goods arc required to bel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06

of tile Navy, While the court martial
vii continue Tomorrow. 4
La December Hall was tried for
false enlistment and sentenccdSto con-
III the naval prison here ft1r
enc year. and then to be dlsh ,iic,rnhiy
discharged. After he had made his
alleged murder confession his setltcnce
y, rei,itted and he was diahonorsi,iv
u!acharEed. on Jnn,inry "a and turned
thorities. Later on, bis pcomfessiotl,'
being found yalueless he was returned
mere. Ills counsel to-day claimed that
w effect Of, the discharge was carry
former court martial. "a Iss5 ~ n Z. 49, ~
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when It reaches the consumer The
"moonshining" goes OF by small deal
ers with or without the knowledge of
the manufacturers, and because tho
law does not permit revenue officers to
break into suspected places TO catch
moonshiners. tho department cannot
stop the practice. The extent of
moonshining is likely. though, to cause
Secretary Macyeagh to again recon-
mend the changing OF the law to re-
quirc q uniform tax and prohibit tho
sale OF buttcrine except In special
package plainly marked. Just as whis-
key and tobacco are sold
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
MAKES CLAM on CRY.
Captain of Raleigh Comnnny Wants
Il far .l,,s-

Captnfn OF KR1cigb Vonilnny Wants
Reimbursement for Loss of LeEslns.
[Speoal to The Times Dispatch. l
Raleigh, n. c., March 6.-'rhe Raj
eigh Light Infantry. Captain w. f
Moody. commander. has made demand
on the city of Raleigh. for the value
of forty pairs Of leggins. valued at
go cents each, on the ground that
the washerwoman to whom they had
been given out for washing. being
taken with smallpox, the sanitary Of
ticer of the city attempted to disin-
feet them and ruined the whole lot.
The Finance Committee of the Alder
men has the matter In charge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
MT is made that the interests con-

trolling the Citizens National Bank
have secured control. of the Raleigh
Savings Bank. thus bringing about a
community of interests between two
of the very strongest banking insti-
buttons of the city, their combined re-
sources rounding up over 100000
The two will maintain their separate
banking houses, and take care of their
respective classes of banking business
in the spheres of both State and ma
tional banking.
There will be no change in the Off
Gers of either bank. Joseph G. Brown
being president and II. E. Litchford
cashier of the Citizens Bank. and John
Il. Pullen president. and Charles Rott
cashier of the Raleigh Savings Bank.
The Citizens Bank was established in
1871. and the Raleigh Savings Bank
about 1867.
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MUST FIGHT THREE DUELs.
.Itnlinn deputy Accused Women--Earr
Boxed ms Preliminary.

italian Deputy Accused Women-Ear'
Boxed ms Preliminary.
Rome. March 5.-As a result of hav-
ing permitted himself to take liber-
ties with the names of two noble
women during a stormy debate In the
Chamber of Deputies, Eugenio Chiesa
a well-known Republican deputy, must
Zig three dues.. General F'ecia, Cen
eral Prudente and Count Giacomo Mo-
5rando. the last a nephew OF one Of the
women. are the challengers.
W Signor Chiesa addressed an interro-
cation to the government on what he
asserted was the influence of the
Austrian Baroness Siemens on the
italian army by reason, as he alleged,
pf her having been on friendly terms
with the late Lieutenant General Tan
srredi Saletta. chief of staff, and AFTER
ward with General Fecia, the com
mander OF the grand 1nanoeuvres
General Prudente, Under Secretary OF
War, refused to answer the DEPUTY.
whereupon Chesa heaped insults upon
him and the army and also declared
great favorirS 81 tsie late King 1 Hum q
bert. CouNt GMronlo Morando who is
n nephew of the duchess. immediately
hoxed Ch1esa's ears, and then he and
Generals Fecia and Prudente Challenge
ed Chlesa to combat
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Wounds Prove Fntnl.

. lS1eclaT 70 Tho. Timcs- Dispatch.I
Norfolk. Va, March 6-Robcrt
9. Shields, the thirteen-year-old Son
OF Robert L. Shields, of Onancock, died
shls morning at Sarah Leigh Hospital,
from wounds received from the nc.
cidcntal discharge OF gun last Nom
day, when hunting near his home
town. The gun the lad was carrying
was accidentally discharged while lie
was mounting fence.
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filed in duplicate with the railroads.
it was stated. one OF which is for
warded to the department.. But that
certificate is sometimes put inside tho
package. and is not required 70 be on
the outside.
Cannot Stop 1t.
No violations of the law requiring
certificates have been reported against
Monkey. nor any effort to evade the
revenue law. Tho thing is done dif-
ferently. 1t was stated at the Treasury
Department that while os per cent. of
the oleomargarlne Is uncolored when
1t pays the tax, as per cent is colored
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
BANKS POOL INTERESTS,

Two OF Rnletsh's Leading Institution.
Under One Control.
Special 10 The Times-D Dispatch
Raleigh. N. c., March 5.-Annonnce-
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mffefffi I.

0tenftoe tatttae tpurhe 8. 8.
Scene, Der Wanoger bes bteiigcn
3lpeig9eidofts Ser Sectional gaib
9fegiiter Company, in ieiner Office
i'm WodaD @ebduoe, bon eirem Mon.
ne, ser i'm INN oie grloltbnis gebe=
ten bette, bas Selepbon gu be-
nuber, ongefaGen, gu 9ooen geiflo@
cen ltao bero1bt. Ser 9ieb erbe,l-
tete ~lt1gefabr bunbert Collars. &eene
lpuroe ipdter betpuBtIos, a1f Dem 30
sen liegeno, gefunoen. ST. er1olte
iid bolo mieber uno eab bann eine
Gei6reibung ieines Ingreifers. IS
mar elm meiBer Monn 8piiden BRET
Big uno fiinfunooreiBig Sabren, ri1=
roiirt, in 5iemli6 idabiger &lei6ung.
Mon bot einen Monn ols Ser Sat
peroa6tig perboftet.
: Die neue 8obn, bie s. s. 60,
poros nod Dem &io @ronoe bailen
min, bot einen Charter erbalten. Sic
beibt San Mntonio, 9tto @rnlbe
e Santplco Ut. 9tD.
= Sreitog miro bie &arnepal-Se,
lellldoft 8eamte ertpoblen.
= No6 laneerem 2eioen lit Der
friibere Staot-Miielior Stoppen=
3 If geitorbell.
: Ger &oltroft fir bie llelle
Bride iiber Die Me6ino on Der Glea-
ianton 2onoitraBe lit unter5eihilet.
Die Bride muB am 4. Sltli fertig
iein.
= Ser 2ufti6iffer 6. 9. @ormou
lit burd orineenoe @eidafte nah
Iem Oorf gerufen, er bat ben bon
bier alts beabii6tigten Slug borldlt>
fig aufgegeben.
Ser Mann, Sen man, in Melt,
8rotnfels inter Dem 8eroa6t nec,
6aftet bot, an Dem @ttentot auf Sc.
teftip Nemnam beteiliet eeipeien gu
ieiuL lit bierber eebroht 1uto miro
bon Ser @ranoiurp berbort meroeu.
Ger 8ou bes 5taoiums ioG 10
uieG tpie moglid beidleunigt merSen.
= Die 8robibitioniiten boben
9ienitag abenb cine 8~eriammlllns
abgebalten, on Der ungefabr bunoert
| Herionen tetlnabmen.
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gtrrnar trAt lie nit gfNhtess tad

gttHtar trat He ttit attfbfsss HAD
areIan itttt gorr1te ettt5tifaufen.
Sic ipurber BET bet &aufleltten 10.
moi pie in ber @trti6oft fit
@ann uno 6rou gebolten.
ySbr Monn fommt glei6", iugte
Die @irtin, ols 8iebfe einen Iltgen=
blid friiber anfam ofs glnorees, llno
ols oteier Damn in Die 8irtsitubc
trot, rief iie: Sbre 5roll bot id)oll
artf Sic gemartet.
@eoer @iebfe nod Inorees iag-
ten ettpos oa5u; ober geargert hatte
ii6 oas junge MaOden oo6.
IIs 9(norees Dos nddite Wfal ms
9orf fubr, fragte er an, Oh 8ietfa
mitfibre.
Stein, i'd fobre llid)t pieoer NIT -"
e%ntgegnete iie. gs mafte ibr feill
@ergniigen, 5tpei 5tunoen meit 81
fabren, UNI nur Elm poar frenloe, lleu.
gierige 8eiifter 5t ieben uno fir Die
5rou Oes &nedtes angeieben 81
rperoen. 8ieber muBte Mncrees
ms 9orf. 0iesn1al fraete er uid)i
erit, Of iie m%itfabren ipo1te. So
eine ia nidt an, DOB Die alte Gitto
Den gon5en Gag iber ouein blie6
@erooe oieslnol lp1re @iehfe gerl
miteefabren. Sbre Sebnilt6t mad
Weni6en mar falt fronfboft geipor.
ben. Sic itonb III Ser Cir uno iof
Nnorees mad, als er fortfubr. Sit
borhte, Bis bas lette Soften bes
@agens perflong.
Sest mar fie ALIEN, gang aleia
nit Ser lebenoigen Gotten. IS ,pur'
Sc ein loneer Gag. Sic Iief i'm Scr.
ten ouf uno nieoer. Sic ieste lid
in Die fleine 2aube, bte Mnorees ae
5immert batte l1nb nobm Elm Bud
in Die @ano, lr1 GIT leien. Mbel
bolo lieB Tie es IN ben ShoB gleiten
fem @ort bon Dem, mos iie geleler
batte, mar in ibrem @e6ahtnis bof
ten eebliebell. Sic ging in Die Stu.
be, nabm cine Ndborbeit ltno iekt'
iib in @itta's RGbe. So tpar ii,
bod iuenigitells eincm @eniden nabc
Gorticelllla ioIat.)
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9e1ratsfh e / e.

Otto gebre1s uno 2eona Wagel.
Maurice s. Barter 1lno Mnno 9.
&en5.
sluitin 9orter uno Stella Stuff.
Ilfreo Sbomas @ausoen nno 2ulll
MaD SEER.
Meper Gardner nllo Gina Molnia.
9. IS. 2auterbad nno gtbel
MeDers.
Sobn WaDer IL. Sbeflo aneupper.
6ranf 6. Siiber llno Slorence 6.
Styling.
Charles @ueenfibr uno Minnie
Seieniee.
Burton s. gougbner urb Siloo
@otbs.
Soiepb 6. &ipps uno 9auro 2oui-
lie 0mtoolle.
@eburteu.
q. $. @alters lut6 Sral1, Elm
Maoden; Soiepb &ippItein uno
5rat, elm anabe; grnlt 8rorin uno
5rau, elm &nabe; CHARLES Bfeil uno
Srau, ein Maofen; Sreo. Glen uno
Srau, elm anabe; Sranf giierlog
uno 5rau, elm &nobe; g. @. Sbla-
ling uno Sran, Elm &nabe; I. ban
9reiier uno 6ralt, Elm atlobe; s. &.
ariih ur0 5rau, ein 8nobe Geo.
3adman uno Grou, Elm 8nabe: =
'Speigle unb 6rou, ELM &nobe; M.
Brett uno Srau, eill &nobe; Sobn
Sod uno 5rau, elm Mdbben; Gus.
&areer unb Sralt, Elm &nabe.
TooesfdIle.
Gilbert Mor It'll, elf Sabre alt
Gbriitian S. Shmibt, Al Sabre;
@rtbur S. aneupper, einen Monat;
Soiepb Sdmitt, 86 Sabre; Srou
Soiepbine gerring, 81 Sabre; 2onis
6. Stumberg cine Stunoe; Senrr
@imble, 70 Sabre; Gt6el Malbber-
ger, 10 Sabre; Martba 9lnn Solo-
mon, 80 Sabre; 6. &. GeBner, DO
Sabre; &ino bon Sreo @oelte, 2
Wonate.
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@ranbeigentnms Hebertrasamgem.

@u9uit Sroit unb Srau an 8. 8feif.
fer. @runoitiid al Der 0adberrb Ctr
8. 8. Senne an $. $. @ro6anr
@rltnbftiid in Der Qourel 6eiebts
$112.50.
8. 8. uno 81. 9. @lober an 8eslet
q. @oienberg, @runotiid in Der MiI:
fion @ieip; 5000.
9al g. Street an 60. @denrotb jr.
@rnnoitiid in Der 5unnb Slope aoois
ton; $50.
Srau @ab g. uno 6. 6. aracp ,tuf
IooIp1 G%appelmaun, 8 older 2ano ar
Der g~leaianton 2~anbtraBe; $3.50.
Nnnie g. Grauie II. U. an @iaiam
S. g. Shneiber, @runbfhIid an ber
2amar Ctr: 1880
Riuinm 8oer,ler un6 Srau al Otto
s. Wueller, 8runoftiid in Der Mobez
rif's Sirit Nbbition; $500.
Street Gealtb Company an 2ouis
Sranipeiu. @runbitiid in College
Seisbts; 1920.
Srm sbereia Sunqbeder an alieuIt
griam it II. o., elm @iertel alder OIL
Neus8rounfels Gbe.; $40 IL. q.
glbert Sriebrid an q. g. @agsodle,
81 u. q.
S. 9. Callahan OIL 50. gdenrot6 IT,,
@runbitid i'll Der Qbutpoob abolition;
500.
Colon 9tenart an aeon geters
@rnnbitiid an Der Sft@Nueba GtraBe;
$500.
q. $. greiner an 90. q. 9apis.
9rnnoitiid III Der 2aipnbale Gboition;
5000.
q. 8. Goumiauel unb Srau an g.
Is. Sppermann. @runbitId an Der Soc
reon nno Sm Sacinto Ctr; 5000.
Samuel 8. 8en nub Srau an 8. g.
Gearing uno Chris. SagelItein, 444 OF
Wider Qanb; $66,151.50.
Sobn g. Qie6er Ii. q. MI 6. uno @.
S. MGen, @runbftad in Der 2alrel
Seie6ts @bbitiou; $3.50.
Sobn 8. 9nrtman. Geceiber, an She
refa Sunebeder, @runbItiide in Sen
Original Cots % nnb 27; $4,000.
$. S. Oates unb 81. q. Runro an
gbrit. Rattbies, @runbItid in Der gos
lumbia 9eigbts Nboitiom; 1926.
Gleanber Soste uno GIbiu geibefr
an 3arrb Spann, @runoItid oil Ser
Bonnet Ctr; $3.50.
Noolph Steal it. unb Srou an SriSo
8eal, 1913 Nder 2anb; $448O.85.
Sllius g. Muesge an grispin Snpie
ga, 9rlnoitid in Der Ga @iqa guabsz
lupe Gbbition; 800.
Sllius g. Muegge an @rispin 5nni>
Ga, 9runbltid in ber Ga @iaa @uuhaz
llipe Sbbition: 500.
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Wfe lit btes!

@ir bieten etnDunpert 9ouars 8elobs
ning fir ieoen Sail bon 8atarrb, Der
ni6t bur6 ginnebmen bon 9au's an>
tarr5@Sau gebetlt nerben fam.
S. S. gbenep.& Co., @isentb.
Solebo, 8.
8ir, Die l1nter5ei6neten, baben S. S.
gbeneb lett ben lebten is Sabren Sc
fannt ltrtb balten i'm fir boIlfommen e6,
ren6aft in alien Observation-Disclosures
unb finan5ieu befabiet, ale bon ieiner
Sirma eingegansenen @erbinoli6feiteu
5n erfiillen.
IS eft & Sruag. GroBbanbelgz9ros
euiiten, Solebo, 8.
8~aI6ing, &innan & @aroiu
@roBbanOelss 0ro9uiiten, Solebo, o..
Salts @atarrb@aur tpiro innerli6 ges
nommen nnb fpirft brett auf bas Blui
unb Die i6leimisen Sberfld6en beg
5bitems, 3euanifie frei berfanbt. Breis
Is Gents per Slaf6e. @erfauft bon alien
Ipotbefen.
San's SamiIienzg iuen iinb Die beiten,
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@on Der 9erliner Straffnm

Son Ser 8erliner Stroffom.
lner murbe cine pielfopfige 9icbes.
banoe perurteilt, oeren Gotten ellles
bumoriitt6en @nitri6es nift eut,
bebren. Die Soroe organiitrte fit
ieineraeit ols @eiangperein &alllper
unb periibte nnter bieier Slagge 5a6l-
lnie ldmere ginbrii6e. aIs liz
l6lieBli1 in ibrem 8~erlammlnngs,
lofat, Dem Sittter5immer elmer anei.
pc, BON Ser 8oIi5ei iiberrumpelt muir.
ben, maren Die merfniiroigen Sc
iangsbriioer eben fleiBie beim lie.
ben unb iie groblten onoadtspoQ
oas idone 2ieo: .Sier lino mir Der.
iammelt 5n lobli6em gun." Die
Strofell, 5t oenen Die eeluneener
Spibbuben pernrteilt muroen. 81
uegen ii6 5miiden moertbalb unl
flint Sabren 53uhtbaus.
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saslt@ III Gan antoniu setan. gicle
Sirger ipred)en baum.

5ait ieoer 2eier bat BON 9oans
5fteren Biaen geb0rt. Sbre quite
Irbeit bouert in San @ntonio tort
ltno uniere 8iirger fiigen imner !pei-
tere 3eugnilie fir ibre @irfiomteit
ben alten bel. 0i6ts lit elm beIierer
getpeis oes 8ertes ols Die grfabrun.
gen u%nierer 6reunoe uno Nadborr.
2elt oieien SAL:
S. g. @rabom, 73O @pomillo
StraBe, Son Mntonio, Seros, ia1t:
Sd gebrolpde 0oon's Nieren 8iGe1
ieit Sobren NIT Dem beiten @rfole.
Sd fonnte feline 2inberltng eegen Ell
ne dronil6e 2abmllng in meinea
2enoen finoen, lno ga i6 bon 9oans
Neiren-8iQen lag, i6affte ib mir Ell
men Gorrot an. sic mirften 10 aus
ge5ei6net, bob id Biz Dor Sturgeon
fei1en meiteren @ebroud fir eife
Nieren-Me bate. ga famerl
meine Nieren in l~1noronung uno Ole
@usi6eiouneen iebr un1atiirli9. SIN
BEN guten @rfolg, BEN id porber pom
9oons Hieren 8ilen erbielt, mid er-
innerno, gitg id nod Ser 8erog
Orig 60. n11o bottle mir cine S1a1
tel. Sd botte erft einen Sell oeriel,
ben ge6raudt ,als oae 8ei6merbeu
peri6manoen.
3um 8erfaltf bel alien S6nolern
Ereis SO Gents. Soiter-Milburll
60, Buffalo, Seem Sort, aIei1ttgs
Mgenten fir Die Ser. Stooten.
@rinnert @li6 bes Namens :
9oans = 1lnb nebmt feline onoeren.
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@crettet als fmrdtbarer @efabr.

SD babe mid nod ME 10 llabe
meinem @rabe aefiiblt," idreibt
2etDis Gbamblin bon WandcIter,
Ohio, 81. 81. No. 3, pie Solnals, cls
id in Solge bon Slften unb Sun.
genleioen bis auf 115 8funo abge-
magert NOR, trob nieler MeoiSinen
u1b Der beiten 9oftoren. uno SOB
i'd beute nod lebe, oanfe id ollein
Or. Sings Seem DISCOVERY oie mid
-aebeilt bat ltnfeblbares WitteI fir
@riten, erflaltung, Grippe, Ultima
nlo ole 2nngen- nno &alsleioen.
SOC uno $1.00. geriudsfIaide frei.
@arantiert BON allen Druaaiften
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@erlamat
oelltide Srou fir Sousorbeit, autes
Seim fir ribtige 8erion.
geo. 208 Noro=Hreia Ctr,
Seem gorf Stor 9pe @orfs.

9ie Surp III benz Bro5eB BON
81. S. Stporb, Der in gerbinoune
NIT Dem Safe BON Sranf Maibaim
oes Meineios aneeflaet mar, foilnte
iid nidt einigen uno muBte entlaiieu
ner0en.
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Sad barter Saaesarbeit

idmer5en 2opf nno @iiden Sc,
Sal1sfrnt. Sem @unber, meltn ibrt
2oune etuos miirriid 1T. sic miri
ibre quite 2altne mieber erlangen
nadoem Tie Die S6mer5en nit Or.
&i6ter's u8ain-@rpeaer" pertrieber
bot. 9as lit oerlelbe 5uperlaIiige
Sreuno Ser Meni6beit, BEN man leii
Sobren in gang europa IN faft ie-
Der Somilie porfinoet. 25 unb SO
gts. Die Slaide in alien oeutfd)eu
Mpotbefen.
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9as Germs Watmher

BELT one Nieren, BIafen uno rbeunta-
tiide 2eioen; bei alien 9rugsiItel
ooer 2 monatli6e 8ebanolung per
8oit fir 81. Or. 6. 50. Sal, 1926
Olibe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, 500. @dreibt
fir 2eudniiie.
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Der pierte Mann, melder Ser
sgeonage" angeflast lit, lift Der @e-
fangeneutuarter Sarolo Mc2eoo; er
bat fid ben 8eb0roen geitellt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-02

Songe ouuert es oft, ebe lid,
lefnono oo5u enti6lieBt, Dem onberr
oas gu loiien, mas er inn nift neb-
men fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-02

4uf Dem @ege bon gorftopn
nad ieiner 5arm fart Sulius &ortg
in 6olge zines Ser5i9lages.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-02

Ser a0nig bon @rie6enIano
mill cine allgemeine griediide No-
tTonalneriammlung einberufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-02

Gin edtes 9er5 bat Elm Der.
i6wiegenes gfortlein, aber feline Slit
geltiiren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-02
Dr.. Harvey Moore.
SPECIALIST

fir aae aranfbeitem nnb Dperatio.
men am Mige.
Sriiber Gusenar5t Der 8~linbensSns
italt bes Staates Mifiouri unb BrofeIior
fir 2eiben bes Guges, bes 9bres, Der
Naie unb Der &eble i'm yImerican Wtes
6ical College" in ct. 2ouis.
SdieIenbe Mnsen iuerben mod Der
neaen idmersluiem Stem gorfer Me.
tbobe iuieber gerabe iebenb gemadt,
obme Gbluruform pber 3eitperlmft.
Sradomn ODER sram1l5ie ~@ugenents
siinbung gebeilt obne Iebmittel ODER
Wefer. 3erboie 2eiSen tpie &opfi9mers
gen, 0enraleie, @1tpinbel, gbarea nber
Geitstan5, Die getpobnli9 alf 11eberan@
ftrengun9 Der Queen 5urid5ufiibren iinb,
gebeilt 6ur6 gntfernlng Der uria6e.
8eferensen in geams anf &irem in
Seras anf &erlamsem seseben.
Office 4O2-404 8aiberz@ ebdllbe,
Nnin Yfa5a, Gan Mntonio, Seras.
Spre6itunben 9 Biz 4 rbr.
aonimltation nnb I%nterindjims frei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
REALLY DOES BREAK
Up A SEVERE COLE
How to Cure a Bad Cold and End
Grippe Misery in a
Few Hours.

You win distinctly feel your cold breaking and
all the Grippe symptoms leaving after taking the
very first dose.
1t is positive fact that Pape's Cold Com
pound, taken every two hours until three con.
seeutive doses are taken. will end the Crime
and break up the most severe cold either in the
head. chest. back stomach OF umba.
1t promptly relieves the most miserable head.
ache dullness. head and nose stuffed I'D. fever.
isbness sneezinc. sore throat. running of the
nose. mucous catarrhal discharges soreness, stin.
ness Ind rheumatic twinges.
Pspe's Cold Compound is the result Of three
years research at a cost Of more than fifty
thousand dollars. and contains no auinine
Take this harmless compound as directed, with
the knowledge that there is no other medicine,
made anywhere else IN the world, which will
cure your cold or end grippe misery as promptly
and without other assistance or bad after
effects. as a 25-eent package OF Pape's Cold
Compound. which any druggist in the world can
supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
HANNA RIVALS ROCKEFELLER.
Matches Oil Magnate's Gift of $780,
600 to Cleveland University

CLEVELAND, Ohio. October 17.-John
d. Rockefeller yesterday afternoon an
nounced the second largest gift he ever
has made to his native city. Offering
$4,000 to the medical department of the
Western Reserve University. conditional
upon its being able to raise $7sOOOO more.
AS soon as DR.. Thwing, president of the
university. made the gift known, II. NJ.
Hanna, brother of the late Senator Mark
Hanna, matched the gift with another
s2oO,OO0. DR.. Thwing in his announce
ment explained that the Rockefeller gift
came as personal offer and has nothing
to do with the general education board.
Not since the owner of Forest Hill gave
SI,OOoVo for improvements to Rockefeller
FarK' which he gave to the city, has so
large gift come to Cleveland or any of
its institutions.
He contributed 100000 last spring to-
ward the new Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION building, which soon Is to be
erected.