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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15

These he tied to the tree with colored
cord. Gay toys for the Ferguson chill
dren were added until the little tree
stood forth bravely in its fine attire.
"Polly!" he called softly. "Polly!'
Polly sat up with startled eyes seek.
ing his face. For the instant she had
forgotten their misunderstanding. but
suddenly their light clouded.
Come here. Polly, and see our
Christmas tree" urged Derrick.
Reluctantly she came, a rose flush
straining her pale cheeks. But yet her
red lips were o~bstinately set in 9
straight line.
This is OUR Christmas tree. Polly
dear" said Derrick in a low tone
Yours and mine! Shall we be happy
and enjoy not only this one. but many
many others after. please God? Say
dear"
"Oh, Derrick. how wicked Of US tc
quarrel when We should be happy! !
am so sorry!" sobbed Polly In Der
rick's coat sleeve.
ADu oO a+h LII ~" IL 6idur
said Derrick after a time. Now, let's
enjoy our own particular tree before
anyone contest / shall be Santa
Claus-and you may be Mrs. Santa
C1aus.'
81 have things In my bag, too"
blushed Polly as she FASTENED away.
An hour afterward Ralph Ferguson
brought a sleighload of merrymakers
in search of them. Together they sat
demurely on a log before a dying fire.
Near by stood a little pine tree, pow.
dered with snow. and dripping with
hanging cones.
You're just in time for the biggest
Christmas tree you ever saw" said
Ralph as he gathered up the lines and
clucked to the horses.
We've had our Christmas tree"
said Derrick mysteriously, while Polly
smiled back at him out of happy eyes
Copyright. 1900
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
Christmas omens.

Happy and prosperous will be the
babe born at Christmas: long-lived and
happy the bride that is married then;
and it is very lucky for Christmas tc
fall on a Monday. II is good to give
gifts of many kinds at this season:
but let no housewife, be she the most
free-handed woman In the world
throw or give away ashes or salt be
fore breakfast on Christmas morning
A bright Christmas means a brigh.
New Year, and may this Christmas BIZ
of brightest omen!
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15

Der at 46 degrees. Corn is sown dur
ing this time, and grass and herbs
spring up after the rains, so that the
Arabs drive their hocks down from
the mountains into the plains. The
o delicate never make fires till
about the end of November, and some
pass the whole winter without them
From these facts l think it is estab
lished without doubt that our Saviour
was born on the 25th of December
tne DAY which the church Throughout.
inc world has united to celebrate II
.nnnnEn - christ's coming In the Aesh,
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
Fine Eoqs for .Hatchinu.

Too many people are afraid to pay
the price of fine stock for eggs for
Matching. Remember that the best
costs money and. while 1t is Just as
easy to raise thoroughbred fowls after
you get started, you must pay a good
price for good stuff to start with. So
many who are just starting in fancy
poultry keeping want TO get fine birds
for too little money. Remember that
fine birds are in demand and the per-
son who has them doesn't need to sell
them at give-away prices. Often those
who have not fine stock offer them as
fine at very low prices.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
Christmas Giving.

There are a great many people in
the world whom we know more or
less, but to whom for various reasons
we cannot very well send a Christmas
gift. But there is hardly one. in all
the circles of our acquaintances. with
whom we may not exchange the touch
of Christmas life.
In the outer circles. cheerful greet
ings. courtesy, consideration; In the
inner circles, sympathetic interest.
hearty congratulations, honest encour.
sssmapt: in thainmost circles codb:
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
SHEPHERDS WATCH AT NIGHT
R~efutaticn Of Contention That They
Could Not Have Watched on
December Night.

Some historians contend that the
shepherds could not have watched by
night On the Bethlehem plains in De-
cember. 1t being a period of great In
clemency. In answer to this a we'll
known student says: bethlehem 4
not q cold region The mercury usr
ally stands all the month Of DeoemA
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15

sounding professions of good will: the
poets forecast win take form In that
realized state wherein no lives are
seen huddled in lanes unseen" but
where a righteous plenty spreads It.
self far and wide:
Ills where the home is pure.
'Tis where the bread Is sure.
IT'S where the wants are fewer
And each want fed:
Where plenty and peace abide.
Where health dwells heavenly eyed
Where In hooks beautiful
Slumber the dead"
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
SIMPLE DRIVER FOR POULTRY
Device IL Good for Ducks, as They Are
Extremely Nervous and Easily
Frightened.

1t is not very Easy to drive chickens
where they don't want to 60. "Shoo
Ing with the apron or throwing up
the arms only serves to brighten them.
and rarely accomplishes the object de.
sired.
A simple help is a palm-leaf fan
wired to a long stick Used gently.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15

Eggs Are Sensitive to doors.
Eggs are very sensitive to bad odors,
and can be favored even after being
laid by coming in contact with pun
gent odors. 1t is of record where
casea of egg have been spoiled in
transit, when exposed to bad odors.
especially such as those emanatine
from kerosene. strong cheese. cod fish
and the ike.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15

If the hens persist in roosting GU
of doors In the trees or in other
places than the regular poultry nous
es, maybe they have a reason for it
They know enough when they are pest
r by lice in the chicken house, &c
seek some place where lice are moi
so numerous Take the hint and clear
the house of lice and mites.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
No Leavinqs.

Tramp Ito little Willie, who has
opened the door)-Have yer had yer
Christmas dinner yet, little boy?
Willie-No; we're just going to eat
IL now.
Tramp-Then perhaps If | wait
around l can get some of the eatables
left over?
Little Willie Feeling of his stom
ach)-There amt going to be any
thing left.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15

Clean the houses frequently Once
a week will do, twice a week Is bet
ter, every day is best of all After
cleaning. give the hens some dry Lit
ter, such as short straw, cut hay, chat
or leaves, into which scatter a little
grain. and they will be kept busy and
cheerful.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
w.v Out Of Il.

Anna was making christmas pres
ents.
ooh, dear. this doesn't look NICE
said she.
Little Helen. looking on. remarked
in a syDpathizing tone;
.oh. well. aunti4<you q give it tc
some one who 4 neeFss'eefees
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
Varied Diet Imperative.

A varied diet is imperative for lay
Ing hens. The various grains and
vegetables. ground bone. oyster
shells. fine cinders of coal ashes,
meat scraps. boiled plucks and livers,
furnish the material that makes eggs
and promotes health.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
Good Roofino.

Shingles or felt. roofing makes a
warmer ana cooler roof than metal
for poultry houses. Heavy felt roof
ing is especially good for this purpose.
cause it keeps out cold winds.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
lust a Smart Boy.

There is nothing the matter with
the small boy who presents his moth.
err with a pair OF felt Shippers for
Christmas. He is just a smart boy
that is all.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15

radeship, h~elpfulness. tenderness.
After all. Christmas-living is the
best kind of Christmas giving
Henry Van Dyke.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
A Christmas Absent.

Father-Sammy. what is your teach.
err going to give you for a Christmas
present?
Sammy-A holiday.
Father should call that an alb
@ n instead of a present.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15

zhe lower floor, 4 feet 6 inches for
the upper floor at the ba4x, and 6 feet
at the front. Any convenient length
may be chosen for the house. but
handy sizes for the pens are 8 to 10
feet, depending upon the size of the
fiocks.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15

During the fall months is the time
to fix the poultry house and yard. for
when cold weather comes we find the
work diragreeable and often impos-
Biblo.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15

This is a good season for disposing
of all the surplus old hens. Better
get rid of them while they win fetch
a good price as roasters. The prices
are good up to about November 10th
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
TWO GOOD WATER FOUNTAINS
Receptacles Are Absolute Necessity
in Chicken Yard and Inexpen-
sive-How to Make Them

II is OF the utmost Importance that
poultry have easy ces to good fresh
water at all times. Two simple drink.
ing fountains are shown in the illus.
tration.
The one on the left If made from
an old empty can and pan. Two ears
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15
A Simple Chicken Driver.

the chickens may be guided In any d.
rection. and are never frightened. This
device is especially good for the pur
pose of driving ducks. as they are ex-
tremely nervous and easily frightened
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-15

Green Geese.
Green geese grown on good grass
give good goslings.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-26
CUR Grforidnms Der sa9ara.

Sn elmer Sieung, oic Ser faiier-
libe @ero=&lub in Berlin dbbielt.
entmidelte Der 8e5irfsgeologe gr.
Sieeert BEN Blan elmer groBen CT
petition CUR grforldung Der oitli-
den Sabara unter @ermenoung Ser
mooernlten Silfsmittel: oes lenfLa-
rem 2ufti1iffes unb bes autonio-
bills. ausgebeno oapon, baB oos
9uftidiff berufen it, in Ger aeogra-
pbiiden Sori6ung cine l~lnlwal5ul.g
ber~por5urufen, 5eigte Or. Siegert,
oaB oie Slt-Sabara elm @cbiet ill.,,
oas fir cine iolde 8oridungsrciie
lid gang Defenders eignen niiroe
megen leiner natiirlihen Gage, iei=
ner giinitisen meteorolosiihen Ser
baltniiie uno Der @erfebrsmege oes
Iiltoles. gr fiibrte ipeite. aus,
bob cine iolde Expedition elne Sill
lie miiieni6aftliher uno pfuftild)er
Mufgaben gu loien bot; ben Blane
ltimmten erite Mutorit1ten 5u, 10
@ebeimrat Bend, goriiteloer Der
gerliner @eieaiboft fir Grofunoe,
@ebeimrat gepi1Iag, 0ireftor Ser
oeoloeiiden 2anoesanitalt, unO 8e-
beimrat 5ii6er-M arburg, Der bette
aenner oes noroliden Airitos. Sic
Soften Der expedition limo auf 900,-
900 Marf perani6lagt, cine Gum
me, Die sering gu nel1pen lit, penn
man beoenft, bob Die lesie 9roDe
fran5oiiide Sabara=9u rdquerung
BON 5oureau-2amp etipa 5O0,0a0
Sranfen g~efoitet bot. Ser 9ieolter
betonte nod, oaB oie Sortidritte Der
9uftidiffabrt cine leste groBe Berio-
&c BON Gntoefungsfabrten 5%elporrli=
fen miiroen, utio i6loB nit benz
@uni6e, oaB 0eutidIano in Die
fem irieolihen @ettfampf cine fiib-
renoe Gole 5ufaaen moge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-26
@ranociaentnms : lle6ertraannacn

Sran gmmp 9ittmar on 8. &. 9eles,
8rnnoitiid i'm euen @itbs8lud 1914;
5000.
9au g. Street an q. S. Qosebue,
@rnnoitiid in Der Gunnp Glope MDois
ton; $110.
q. s. 9audp uro Srau all 3. %.
9eblinger. @rnnoltiid in Der MaDeleile
Terrace; $4,000.
Spbn Sd)mibt uno Srau an &ernaro
5. nnD Sranf Barge, @runoltiid in yiusz
bona; $50.
@iuiam $. salee uno 6ran an
9enrp S6aubua, @rmIbitiid nj oer
Sspiafe Ape.; $500.
". S. 8. 96neioer an Soc &eticr
unb Srau, Grunoitiid an Der @urlcion
Ctr. $3.50.
g[i Soipeu an S. g. aent, @runDnud
in Gan Yebro Seigbts; $105O.
9. S. 8roofs an 4nna @rDos, eeb.
Siemering, @runbitiid an Der @uentLet
Str; $4,000.
@iuiam 6. @uaiban an Sul;aua s..
Gorots, @runoitId an Der Mperue 6;
$4,000. :
Ybilip s.. Silnfe an George n. Sum
te. Inteil an 100 Nder 2ano, all Der
acknowledgements QanoitraBe; $40 II. q.
Mlfreo u. Sunfe an George n. Sun.
fe. Gnteil al 100 Ifer 2anp. all Der
6riebri6sbureer 2anbitraBe; $40 II. e..
Ibam Nlaurer an 9. 20. 0iriun
@rrnbitid i'm nelen gitp@gluf $50;
81.
9. g. @epnoIbs an 81. q. Mc6berg
ul0 Srau, Grunoitiid an Der Ode Der
@iier Strabe unb Warblanb IDe., $405.
9enrb 8ag9e an @mil V. 2eeidl
@runoitiid on Der glebelano nrh 9aps
Ctr; $500.
@oolpb 1lbr nnb Srau an S. 6. Suffer,
@rnnbltiid an Der @urleion Ctr. $3.50.
Sierra Nette bon Berlin, an 8rcu STA,
tbilbe Nette, @rinbltif an Der ode Der
Iabiion unb Surner Ctr; ST..
CHARLES 9euBen, @ormunb, an g
%, Siripn, @runbitiid i'm nellsil Gitps
8lod $50; $500.
S. Il. 3uberbueler an Marllal Sids.
@runoitiid an Der Siio@ PLANO SlraBe;
$4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-26

S6nltrrbartipiben mie2an5ei1 enlporS
georebt uno BEN neiBen @oIbart
iorgfaltig geglattet, battc Sic Sc
ian1mte 0ieneridaft leiner gelitnn-
gen ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lullen uro
Elm Diner geriiltet, mie es felt LAM
gen 3eiten I'M 0ombodldlollc nidt
ierbiert norben NOR.
Gum @eibnodtsfelte NOR au0 ielil
speiter Sobn, @raf Sarro, BON
2onoon bermbereefontmen uno lpo5n-
tie BEL Dem Goter in Oomba6 Man
iab i'm MIR ielten oabeim. Gr rar
5lterit Ser @eianoti6aft lit 9(t9en at
to6iert, mar oann fltr5e s3eit in
&onltantinopel gepeie en- uno lebte
MN felt Sabre1t in Der brltiid)en
Souptitaot. @r bette ii6 III %Ieillei1
4euBern unb ieinem Si6gebeli etlpos
gnglii9es %ongeipobnt, bos Dem So
ter nidt gefiel; Ser Site batte fir Die
Stammespermanbti6aft ienleits Oes
Ganals menig ibrig. @raf Sarro
mar Elm GROCER idlanfer Meni6 init
feinem, bis o,if Elm fleines 2ippen=
bGrtden glott raiiertem @elilt, pom
gemelIenen 8emegltngen lino eirer
gemiiien fublen Neierpiertbeit.
Ni6tsoeitolpeniger nor er Icbr berg
lif) gu Soft nno Innemarie nnb BON
aroBer 2ie6ensmiiroigfeit gegen Die
iibrigen @aite.
(Sortiebull Iolnt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-26
Sine Mnerfennnna unS gclpanutta.

@r. 90. 8. Suttle @ice-Grdiioent
uno Monoger Ser San Mntonio
Sraction COMPANY, ma6t befannt,
oab olle Ingeitellte Ser &onlpagliie,
bie iiber flint Sabre I'M 9icnlte li1ln,
cine @eboltsoufbeiierung erfabren
peroen. Dies lit Elm S6ritt in ser
re6ten Hi6ttng, nm tii6tige Seute
beran5u5ieben unO lire @iligleit
uno 3uoerldiiigfeit 81 erbobell. Die
Sroction &ompagnie -bot unter oet
@eripaltung oes @errn Cutie gems
beoeutenoe Sorti6ritte gemadt. Sic
@eleiie Iino Inn biele Wfeile.1 nuG)
peridieoenen 9iltriften fin oerlGn=
CERT urto cine grobe In5abl neller,
mooerner Cars iino ongei6afft lppr=
oen. 9os ean5e Spitem lit III bpr
5iieli6er 8ei6affenbeit ano Der
DienIt lGBt ni6ts su piinidell ILL
rig. @nes h11tftioriert nit grober
NcgelmaBigfeit, moran oos geldidte
arrangement natiirlih ieinen Mnteil
but.
Die &ompognie fonnte aber nod
mebr prosperieren uno nuU plei
n1ebr tun, menrl Die leiOigen Sda-
oener iasflogen ni6t maren, ste 1G
Yro5ent ser ginnabmen peri9Iinget
Sn feiner Staot Der Ser. Staaten
lit Ser 8ro5entios 10 bod, CT er-
reidt bo6itens 3 Bro5ent. Iber i'll
San Mntonio lit cine Surp III Sdo-
oenerioeflagen MIR 81 geneist, ge
gen cine 9orporation 81 cnti9ci-
Sen uno besbalb Die groBen Cunt.
men, Die StraBenbabnen, @ilenbal-
nen nno anbere &orporatiol1en 81
Sablen baben. @ieaei6t miro ooS
auh einmol anbers merben.
SEER Suttle lit immer belniiDt
aaen gere6ten @nipri6en uno Sor-
oerungen @eniige gu leiiten uno Ole
oeu Mngeiteaten eegeniiber offenbar-
te 2%iberalitat 5eigt oab ct trelt
Oien1te AT belobnen perIteDt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-26
Monor Gauoohon beseid

Wapor Golaeban be5eidnet
uniere @alierperfe als peraltet ut!O
pieler @erheiieruneen beoiirftig. ST
meint, es lei nuslos, iid) iber
acknowledgements tat sn erei~
fern, Biz nidt oie @aiiermerf=Sola-
pagnie ii6 bereit erflart Ga5e, gro
BE @eranoernneen sim SpItem Der
@aiierIieferung por8unebniea uno
~oiejenigei1 porgeidriebenen &cubart-
ten aus5ufiibren, Die erfcroerlicj
ilno, ben 8epobnern Der Staot cine
~niebrigere Hate Su iibern.
- Die neuen olttomatiiden Stra-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iilo elmer
Grobe nnter3oeen morbet uao ba=
ben bieieIbe glanoeno beitanocn.
Sic ipiilell reip. mai6en Die StraBe
unter einem 2uftornd DON 90
Yfuno auf Sen Q%uaorat5ou in Der
griinolihiten @eiie.
Mif menigen Musnabmen iinb
bic 2ebrer Der offentliden S1ulen
pom Sdnlrat fir bas fommenoa
Sabr mieoererm1blt moroen. gle
8abl Der MiB Spnan eeibab. nab-
reno Mr. Spnan, Mitglieo Der Ye-
borbe, auf einiee @ugenblida oas
9erotungs5immer ~perloiien batte.
9ie yGiti5ens 2eague" miro.
ein poaes Gountp-gifet nominierer,
in Sppoiition gu BEN jebigen Count
tD=geamten.
- Sreo S. Shu9barot, Elm g(n-
aeltellter Ser Sunfet gabn, Ser bon
ieiner Srau eetrennt lebt, illt)te tie
ont Mittmo1 in ibrem &mlie, gto.
220 gonnellep StraBe, on. gr
flopfte an Die Sir, ltno ipbafb bie
6rou IN berIeIben eridien, ienerte
er mebrere Shiiie auf tic ab, eli
ner traf Tie in Ser unteren 2ippe.
ser anbere i'm fleiidieen Sell ocs
lii1fen Mrmes. 9ie @unoen iiiio
ungefdbrlih. Srau Shudarot rette-
tie iid 81 Nadbarn u1o elm S6l6,
ben Sdudarot auf ii6 ieIbit abb
%felterte eine ourd ieinen Snt. Gam
muroe er perbaftet. Gr lit Is Sabre
aft. 9as Gbepaar ia bier ainoer.
S1ltslihe Streitigfeiten baber prr
etIi4en Monateit cine Gnt, peiune
berbeigeflbrt.
Der San Mntonio Glib bat
oas gigentrm BON Sbomas 8. Con.
ROB angefauft uno miro ipater on-
rouf elm glubbaus errihten. Dos
@runoftiid bat cine 5ront fon 100
Sub in Nacoeoodcs Stro6e. cine
Siefe bis 5nr 4larno uto erreidf
cine greite BON 1913 SUB mil eillem
Streifen BON % SUB am Ilapto asla-
8a. Der &aufpreis betrug $4,000
81. s. @ernette er6ielt ben
aontroft fir oen gait neuer Sdul-
h11tfer i'm @prte non $4,000
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-26
Bon ben Seen bis S,tllt Mteer.

Iusbalt ser @oIlermege oeS Gol1=
oes itebt, Jet 8raiioent &ooienelt nit
ietnen lpeitGllRgreifenoen Slorcrt
frrberen 8elniibuneen er1teltte Mn-
regung gegeben, olf bent n%ationalen
ErogromnL 1llo miro porauSlt6tlid)
geraume 3eit ba iteben bleiben. oenlt
BON Dem @ntlteben zines Elunes bis
81 ieiner 9ur6fiibrun9 bat aS bier,
ioipeit rationale @elebgebung IN Ve-
tradt fommt, meite @e9e. 9riiben
in &anaoa lit es al1oers, ou plant
man ni6t mn, oo padt man oud)
glei6 flott an, ipie an benz &anollD-
item Ser 9ominipn ionol tpie bent
ibrer gtienbobnen 5u eriegen i'll.
90 gibt es nift bIoBes @oaen nno
8eobli6tigell oa lit o1b idneaes
@~oIl6ringen sic 2oiung. @ie anoere
lnternebm1ngen 5upor, 10 l6etltt
m1d iett Ser 8om oes Georgian
8ai : &onols nabe bepor5uitebcn.
0os 9roieft lit friiber ibon baufig
beipro6er, aber auriidgeitelly mor=
betL ipeil ol1oere bringenoe I1lagell
ber5ltitellen marell. &anaho batte
ieinen eigenen 500 &onol on bouen
uno fonnte nit @olierperbillouneen
no6 Dem Sitell narten, 10 lange Der
@elanofonal gegenmdrtigell Infor=
~oerul1gen geniigte. Sebt dber TIT ct
es ni6t mebr uro iofort miro an ben
&anal eeoo6t, Ser fir sic ShiiffaGrt
Dom 2afe Superior nro Wi6igail
einen @eg our6 Sen Srend)=Slllb,
Die Nortb gaD, BEN Sttona=SluB
na9 Montreal llllo Dem ct. 60
mrence= Strom i6affeu ion.
&anaoiihe &opitolilten BADEN oos
l1nternebmen in oie @anb gelloll=
men, freili6 ni6t, obne al!f Ge=
eierungsgaraltie 5lt re6nen. Sic
perlansen, BOB Die &egierung cine
oreiein6albpro5entige gersiniunq
auf cine 8onoausga6e bon 130 0til=
~lioller iibernimlnt, bic i'm 2allIe pDll
60 Sabren eingeloit merOeE ioG
Die Megierultg ion poafoml11ene &on-
troae bobell ou6 Die @6gabengebub-
rem beitinnien fonnen. @os nad
9b5ug offer Musgaben fir 3inien,
neutrality-suspicious. uno 0erglei
den iibris bleibt, ion CUR @alfte Sci
&egierung, CUR anoeren Sen Qftlo-
ndren 5ufollen. 0ieie @eoingungel
Iino fir oas 8ublifum elgentlid
Nebenia6e, man ernabnt lie nur,
INT SIT oeigelL oaB es iid itnl ge-
ld)aftIi6e ii9ere Iblihten banoeit.
MnoerenfoGs miirbe ole &egleruuo
mol bereit iein, bas @erf in Die Sonb
5n nebmen, oenn un1ionit i!to MIDI.
$760,000 fir @ermeiiungen unb jon
ltiee @ororbeiten peratsgabt morben.
Die Snangriffnabnle oes &roicfts
lit ieoenfous geiidert. Sn5miiden
liben mir bier anf Der amertfaniIden
Seite Ser Seen uno tr1ulrlen pcn
BaierltraBen, Die BEN grielee lnii
Dem SuOion perbinoen ltno Oel 8ea
fir ma1tige 9ampfer bon 0ulutG
big 5ur otlantiiden &iiite offucn
iolen, mabreno briiben Ser 0coanfe
oirefter S6iffabrt bon ben Geen BIZ
nn6 2iberpool ii6 INNER mebr our
@irfli6feit geItaltet. Wilm. Scroll.
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Mbmdrts fiibrenner We9
8irb idnea ION Sun Nmtonio 2eu-
ten erfannt.

3uerlt Elm penig Giiden6mer5en.
9teie nebmen tdgli6 5u, Bis Der
&lden labm uno i6pa9 lit.
llnoronungen I'M l1rinieren folGen
i6neG.
Diabetes uno idlieBlid 8rie6ts
Nierenfranfbeiten.
9as lit Ser obmarts fiibrenoe @eg
bon 9ieren=2eioen.
Nebmt bieIen @eg nidt. Solet
oem State zines San Mntonio 8Ir=
gers.
@trs. g. 9ieidert 400 Main Sire,
Gan Intonio, Seras, iogt: &iidcn-
i6nler5en mo6ten mid cine 3eitlal11
elenb. Sd i6lief nidt gut, mar .ter-
nos, miioe uno obne gnergie. Sites
lpos i6 tat, erforoerte cine @nItreii-
gltltg nno 5eitmeiie lpar es mir ltll-
mogli6, mid gu biiden, in Solge Ser
S6nler5en. Sbelei6 nidt fir Me-
oi5ine1 eingenonmen. tiiblte ib oo9
10 i6ledt, ooB i6 einiab, oaB ctua3
gel1ebel1 lnlll1e. Sd bega1l1 Soal1s
Nieren 8i1en 51t nebnen uno fiiblte
bolo better. @ls id oanit fortflf6r,
pcrlieBen MIDI meine Giideni6mer-
5elt, i6 eetponn meine &rdfte lpleoer
uno meme Nieren fan1en in nornalc
gerfoiinng. 9oans @ieren 8iQcn
boben mir 10 gut getal1, bob i'd If
men meine ber5lidite @mpfeblung
gebe.
3itn1 Gerfollf bei ollen Sdnolerll.
8reis 80 Gents. Soiter=Milbnrtt
60, Buffalo, Seem Oorf, alleiniae
Mge.lten fir Sic Ser. Staoten.
@rimtert gll6 6es 3arnens =
9oolls = ltno rehmt feline onoercn.
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Gs lit Seilfraft lit iebem SrOpfen,

9oS lit Ser @runo, naruln 10 bic.
le 2eute unbeoiugtes Gertrauen
baben gu Or. Gi6ter's 0Eair @rpet
ler" BEL &beumotismus, @rfGltlnlg,
Gerrenfungen, 8erltoudunl9en
8ruitidmer3en, Snfluelt5a him.; CT
1T in aaen belltidcn @potbefen III
25 uno so Gts. Die SGaihe 81 bohen
ben uno an Der @nfer Sdusmarfe
erfenntlih.
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Mrs. WinsIows Soothing Syrup

1T ieit iber so Sa6ren bon MiGio-
men BON Miittern beim 3ahnen IT,
rer Gimber nit p0lisem Grfplg &C.
braud)t moroen. gs berubigt oas
&ino, ermeiht oas 3abnfleiid, lin-
oert oae 56mer5en, furiert 8ino-
golie uno lit Die bette Mr5rei gcgen
Diarrboe. Son alien 9ruggiiten
in ieoem Sell Ser @eIt %perfauft.
Seib iiher uno perlangt pWtrs.
@insloms SOOTHING Sprup" mo
nebmt ni6ts Mnoeres. 25 Gts. Die
6laIde.
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CUNT ,peiken @DB'i.

@artenmirtidaft uno &eltaura=
tion. @or5iiglide Slide, ausge5eid=
nete @etrdnfe. 9lufmerflame geOie=
nurtg. @orme ltfto falte Speiien gu
ieoer Sages5eit.
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g ErInnbmisimctnr.

6. q. armbruft, @obnbells, Sofia
9traBe; $4,000.
q. g. Suels, @obnbaus. 9nhor Ctr.
$500.
8. SO. @efterbelt, anbau, @ai6inss
ton Rlace; 5000.
$. s. aipps, 8obnbaus, @ohnbaus;
$4,000.
aIbert arostostrl @obn6aus YartaI
Ctr; 1926.
Srarf 5. 8oBbarOt, Sduebad. Jrs
oinna Ctr; $50.
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Gin W.anm ,uia lterbsu,

menn cine fridge 2eber uno '4ledlte
8eroouirng i'm ~lebensmiioe MAIDEN.
Or. Sings Seem 2ife Bias entiernen
oos 8ift aits ieinem Spltenl uno
geben ibnt ridden 2ebensnrur. Csc
BEL a0en 9ruegiiten.
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Gin ridtiacr WilSfana

mar Cutie url0 trug INNER gerleb-
ungen oabon. Iber bic WuIter &C.
brau6te 8uflin's @rnifa Salbe
ltnh Iaes beilte raid. % Gts. Bel
al[en 9ruoqiIten.