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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
Yellow Fever.

''Every one knows that when a
man has once had yellow fever and
recovered, he never contracts the
disease again no matter how much
he exposes himself to Infection
said DR.. Fred S. Williams, OF Ha-
vana, Cuba. This ability to resist
the minute organisms which cause
the malady Is called immunity, and
in tropical countries where yellow
Jack is always present it is turned
to profit in various ways.
Thus, during the Spanish-Ameri-
can war regiments Of immunes were
enlisted in the South for service in
the fever-ridden country about Santi-
ago. Again, during the last epidemic
in New Orleans, many persons pur-
,posely exposed themselves to infec-
ton because the disease prevailed in
a very mild form, and they concluded
that if they were infected they would
quickly recover and would be i'm,
mune during severe epidemics in the
future.
Science is making such rapid
strides in the way Of discovering
means to steel the human body
against infectious diseases that be-
fore many years the most vlrulent
ailments which are now locked upon
as almost incurable will be within
tho control of medical science. -
uara1d
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-05-20

There are good many varieties OF
household pets, admits the Atchlsoh
Clcbe. but we notice father is rarely
solected to that position.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-05-20

That happens in moment which
may not happen in a thousand years.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-05-20

Ferry DaciS Painleiller, ian ounce OF pre-,
vertion" and 'pound OF cure" For ooWei
troubles, skin wounds, colds, and other ills.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-05-20

Buy BATTLE AXE" SHOES.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
Buy BAT1LtAxE" Shoes
DAISY FLY KILLER

Better have disease in the bo~
than ignorance in the mind
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
FINE CALLING CARDS

FOR LADIES and gentlemen, fifty for 81 cents,
one hundred, IS cents Beautiful imitation cop
per plate work. Send coin, stamps or money
order, Southern Publishing Co. Toccoa. Georgia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
WASHINGTON.


Mrs. Mary Paine IS III with pneumonia
and trained nurse arrived Friday te
care fer her
The names Of Mrs NJ. W. Hyland and
Mrs O. Il Curtis have recently beer
added 70 the sick LIST
MIS- Wallace sanborn Of Chelsea II
very sick with pneumonia al the home
Of her brother, Martin Bohonon
me- ard Mrs. III 81 Drury 81 Williams
town were ia town over Sunday. guests
Of his sister Mrs Is r. Whitcomb,
Henry Laeount, who has been visit
ing his brother Edward the past three
weeks returned to his home Ia Berlin
Friday
The many friends 81 Bessie Mcdonald
are sorry to learn that she is again con
fned to her bed and reported to he fail
ing fast.
A e Whiteomh returned Friday night
from Pttsford where he instituted
grange with 100 charter members Thurs
day night
At the regular meeting Of The grange
Friday evening, . class 81 seven reeaived
the first and second degrees, after which
3 short program was given Several vis
itors from Wiliiamstown grange were
present
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

projected through the top of the ice
when Professor Muir was there. Now
that hilltop is a large mountain. divid.
ing the Ice fields. The ice has also
receded ID the nine years.
ibis Is without doubt the most re.
markabIe known glacier OH this CONT
nent though Alaska has other wonder.
ful glaciers. which occupy clefts high
UP 10 the mountains and some Of which
have an elevation Of COCO feet Among
these are the Taku, Davidson. Window
and Tie Gonte, But Muir glacier has
854 square miles 81 ice and presents
such an imposing sight that it is con,
sidered the crowning glory Of Alaskaa
stupendous scenery the sight Of j life
time No one knows bow 1t happens
that Glacier bay can be entered now
where 1t could not be before. but It il
thought that favorable winds and
mild weather caused the Ice to drift
away - Vancouver Providence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
WATERBURY.

George Facto has gone to Plattsburr.
Guy Biakeiey has gone to Hartford,
Conn.
i 3. r. Demeritt returned from Atlantic
City Saturday noon.
! Mrs M G johnson supplied the pulpit
Of the Methodist church Sunday.
Edward Hoadley. Who has been N with
rheumatic fever Az winter, i able to
ride ont.
Miss Irene Muneeon Of Burlington was
IN town Saturday, assisting Mr.. Wilder
IN his vocal work.
The Monday Night club enjoyed a
valentine party a. the home Of Marjorie
Luce last evening
News has been received Of the birth
Of son to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Powell
Of Centralia, Washington
G. c. Warren left Sunday noon for
Washington p G., TO attend the Ma
tionai Automobile association
W. B. Clark As b d @. p viii on
cially inspect Rob Morris chapter, Q, p.
81 at Montpelier Wednesday evening
Rumora Of several scarlet fever cases
IN town seem To Be ngromded Only
the two already mentioned ii this paper
have been reported 70 the health OH
Ger.
A barge Of people drove Saturday
Afternoon I'd the home Of Martin Hayden
to congratulate him upon his sixty
eighth birthday. a general good time
was bad
The bodies Of two former residents
have been brought here for burial within
"a few days zerah Hills from Randolph
Saturday afternoon and Lafayette Knapp
from Massachusetts, Monday
The echiaren's evening mYen By The
Plerian club Saturday evening was al
great success, the following children talk
ing part, C T. Hatch s. W. Guptil
Lillian Petty, Harold Campbell. Florence
Hatch, Lens Atherton Harriet Boyce
Mae Boyce and Ollie Somerville.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
A Historic Refio.

Here is an anecdote Of the emperor
Of Germany which Is certninly SUN.
GENTLY characteristic Of that pnmpous
parsonage to appear true During one
~ bis forest excursions on the occa-
sion 81 the visit Of the car of Russin.
William I. was about to light his
cigar, but found be bad forgotten the
knife that he used 70 cnf of the ends.
The car was no better provided. SO
one Of the forest Keepers stepped for
ward ana pronered biz own Tae em-
peror used il and then returned It. say
ing impressively. Take back your
knife Il Il now q historical relic. "-
PeaEon's Weekly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

A son was born yesterday to Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Barney at Berlin Corner
AT meeting Of the board Of civil au-
thority, held last evening. ten names
were added % the check list.
The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs W G.
Hobert died yesterday morning Inter.
ment viii take place to-day ia Che Cath.
olic cemetery.
O. G Downing and William Turney
returned Saturday night from their
western trip. part Of which they spent
In Texas. They are not very enthusiasts
tic In their reports of Texas and Mr..
Downing IS ~ as the result Of the trip,
Arthur Whitcomb. who went with them,
is expected il few days,
F. L. Laird has announced bis eandi-
daey for the Office of mayor. He is
wen versed IN city affairs, having been
school commissioner and alderman, and
serving in other minor Offices with cred
It 20 himself and profit to the city lie
WAS a candidate for the mayofalty two
years ago and was defeated by The small
majority Of two votes the contest stand
ing 2So 70 2S7 in favor Of the present
mayor.
The regular meeting Of tho Minister'S
club was held here yesterday. the hosts
of the occasion being Rev Homer Flint
Of this city and Rev. Donald Fraser Of
Berlin A paper on "ARnosticismr was
discussed ID the morning by Rev Mr.
Mckenzie Of Barre and. after dinner at
the Riverside, Rev Stanley + Blom
field read a paper on Dickens az
Help TO Preachers which was followed
BY q discussion. The meeting was well
attended
The Field restaurant, which was pur-
chased a few weeks ago BY Waldo II
Farrar, has again changed hands, being
bought BY w, J. Royce Of Vine street.
who took possession Sunday morning
He Il now employed BY the Union Tee
company but viii finish work for it a.
soon as possible and will devote his
time 70 the business end Of the restau-
rant. while Mrs Royce viii look after
the cooking. They have kept boarders.
20 the business Il not new To them and
10 the restaurant IS always e popular
Getting place during the session Of the I
legislature and this Is legislative year,
he new proprietor Is sure Of good pat
ronage Mr. FarFar has taken two
houses owned BY Mr. Royce, the resiau.
rant figuring as part q the purchase
money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
MUIR GLACIER IN VIEW.
For First Time n Nine Years Il ca
Sc Approached From Sea.

Fer First Time n Nine Years Il Can
Be Approached From Sea.
Something wonderful has recently
taken place Ia Alaska This is the drlll
ing away Of ieetargs from the front
Of Muir glacier. In Glacier bay. SO
that for the arst time Ia nine years
fhis famous glacier. the most noted or
this continent. has been visited. to
1889 subtemanean earthquake took
place at Yakutat, and ever since the
approach to fhe glacier hag been So
choked with Ice that boats have tnrnen
away with their passengers disap.
pointed. Now, through some pecullat
drifting OF the ice, steamboats, can
enter the channel and. after cautiously
pushing their way. get a glimpse Of
the left face
Ia the nine years away from the
sight Of man this glacier has shown
remarkable changes When Professor
John Muir, after whom IT was named,
visited It. 1t bad solid face two
miles long and about $50 feet above
the water line. Il was lire glacier
and great masses De ice toppled into
the sea with reYerberations Ike thun
der Water would splash dfty feet
high. and the sight was fearsome and
fascinating.
Today the glacier assumes a differ
eat aspect Erosion has worked out d
new bay. which will soon be charted.
and the glacier itself seems to have
two parasitic live part. from which
ieebergs break and fall with 4 fremen
dous noise, aud dead arm or one
with land forming between it and the
sea. This change IS due to a hlll which
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
Imperial Nlsknsmes.

The kaiser's passion Tor travelling
has given rise to number Of impe.
rial nicknames. They call me- he
once remarked to a member Of bis
stan, Wandering william. proba.
bly, ] have a lot Of other nicknames.a
He then learned that be was also
known as alarm Fritz on account
Of the surprise visits he often pays d
bis garrisoas- III the navy he Is known
as AGondola Billy Recently. how.
ever since appearing IN the role Of
commander IL chief Of the alrshln
service Of the German army De has
been nicknamed "Airshlp BLY,
London N. A. r.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
Announcement.

Dr. Frederick w. Hudson dentist, Is
now established % thoroughly renovated
and newly decorated offices ii the Miles
granite block, Main street. ia quarters
formerly occupied by Pr Kent and later
~ pr McGoH Announcement II here
by made that Dr. Hudson VIII be pre-.
pared 70 receive practice on and after
Monday, February Z Hearty appreeia
tiou IS extended to those who, hy word
and deed, welcomed him to the city
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
MILD WASH CURES ECZEMA

0rdinary oil Of wintergreen. mixed
with thymol glycerine ond other n-
gradients Il known to eue skin diseases.
This prescription, known as d. y. p.
Prescription, san now b. obtained OH i
special offer IN a 25c bottle
That permanent cure can be effected
hy the FIRST bottle we cannot guarantee.
But ten years Of experience have shown
Qs that every sufferer gets instant relief
from the itch' xou VIII feel seotbed and
refreshed al once
Call at oHr store and we shall be glad
ia tell you more about this standard
eczema cure BE sure to ask for the
right names p p D Prescription.
Burt H Wells. Barre, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

aThe Wizard Of WiselandD at Opera
House Tonight.

House Tonight
There Il an attraction coming 70 the
opera house tonight that every man.
woman and child win Be- tickied "a see.
It Is The new brilliant musical comedy
"The Wizard Of Wiseland" The fun
Of This production n uproarious and un-
RENTING. never pausing for moment
save when the songs and dances are
introduced by The capable company Of
comedians and pretty girls There are
college girls and society girls and all
sorts of girls There are fairies and
devils and magic. And there s. also
big lion, who win demonstrate how the
king Of beasts behaves when be makes
meal Of man The Wizard Of Wise
lard has beer deservediy playing to
crowded houses with great success every
where
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUEsDAY. FEBRUARY IS. I9lo.
Wealher prndInllon

Rain or snow tonight 81 Wednesday
Warmer IN The south, colder in the north
west portious. Increasing east 70 south
winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

WI ~ T'''7I7
The students of Montpelier seminary
met yesterday afternoon m the dining
hall TO hold q reception IN honor of Pr
E. a. Bishop, who left last night % bis
two months trip 10 Iexas A musical
aud literary program WAS rendered and
at lis close, Miss Glenn Morse. in be.
half Of the faculty and students, pre-.
scented DR. Bishop a beautiful travelling
case, making a few appropriate remarks,
to which the doctor responded Refresh
ments were served
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-15

Gentlemen's clothing repaired; coats
aud vests refined; button holes remade
Also, mendinp 81 All kinds neatly done
French street first Aoorl.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-07-15

bis had just been ordered to the New
York yard and he had promised to
look Margery up as soon as he ar.
rived. His name was Prater and he
would be sure to turn up in few
days. Margery sat beside Miller
Wagram very soberly that day. her
usual flow of easy chatter silenced. and
Wagram glanced at her curiously. He
OWNED that something was amiss. and
he was troubled. but he feared to lose
the position Of confidence he had
gained step ty step by an injudicious
question. so he held his peace
i'rater called the next day. He was
older than Jim. Il Ratchet faced man Of
thirty. with small. shrewd eyes and
lurking smile ut the corners of his
thin lips. He delivered messages
from Jim and then began to lay plans
for her entertainment as if he though,
she had been moping disconSulatcly
before he came. He invited her to tea
at the yard. and she felt obliged to ac-
cep1. The day was decided upon. aud
then he left. Cousin Kate received the
ha!ting confession With great tact.
My dear child. it was your secret,
| and you had a perfect right to keep it,
If YOU take my advice you will so on
being silent. We Will have tea with
| Mr. Frazier and thank him for his
Charming courtesy. and in return. i!
you wish. ! will ask him here to din
ner. Then your Jim will have nothing
to complain Of"
1t seemed so simple that Margery
felt load slipping from her. and she
threw both arms about Cousin Kate
aud embraced her ilnpulsively
! The tea at the yard was as delightful
as six bachelors could make it. and. as
! there was no open allusion 10 Jim
Margery soon got over her momentar!
embarrassment and enjoyed herscl
thoroughly. Praier scarcely left he
side: lie was most attentive. and h,
made her feel that he had gone out o
his way TO do her honor He acctpte,
Cousin Rates invitation to dinner will
alarrity and proved himself mos, en-
tertaining dinner guest Then he in
vi;ed them III to dine On hoard the sta
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-07-15
HIS SUBSTITUTE,
A Long Absence That Nearly
Lost a Loved One.
By LOUISE WINTER.

tCopyright. 1910, by American Press Asso-
ciation.l
And there's this to be said in favor
of marrying into the navy-you never
lack for an escort If your husband
is away on sea duty there's always
some classmate of his to tote you
around and play substitute" Margery
had listened at the time to this de.
tense of the service. but as 1t was her
cousin. not herself, who was marrying
into the navy she did not pay much
attention to the argument.
A year later, however, when she
became engaged to Lieutenant Jim
Allen she recalled it thoughtfully.
For Margery was southerner. Her
appearance proclaimed that fact even
before her delightful accent establish
ed it beyond question. She met Jim
while she was visiting her cousin at a
northern navy yard and became engag.
ed to him after three weeks of ardent
wooing. and then she went home to
x2AAaAA0lAO w I'LL u1S A1uG VII ucI uuSCI
and his image firmly engraved on her
heart. Jim went to sea. 1t was easy
enough to be loyal while she stayed
quietly in Altamara. for she knew
every man in the town and had been
engaged to half the boys in her set.
but being engaged really was different.
a cousin of her fathers who lived in
New York wrote and asked the girl to
visit her for the winter. Her parents
insisted upon her accepting the invita-.
ton. The day she arrived in New
York she slipped Jim's ring from her
finger and put it on the chain she wore
about her neck. 1t would save her a
lot of troublesome explanations.
New York was revelation. 1t was
her first glimpse of the metropolis. and
she wrote glowing accounts of the
theaters. restaurants and parties to
Jim. Her cousin had three daughters,
and the house was never dull A letter
from Jim one morning brought her up
guiltily. She was going motoring with
man who claimed distant relation
ship and who had been most attentive
ever since her arrival.
.Jims letter said that shipmate of
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-05
Saul rIautniEi@eine.

5enrp nrbanef, @obubaies, SloriSa
Ctr; $1,000.
a6a 9ipps, anbau, aamar stra6e
$500.
q. 5. aruebt, autos s6uppeM, Sairs
biep Ibe.; $100.
9. Mabe, @erGnberunaell, WcitsGoms
merce Ctr; $3.50.
Saa5 Sriebman, @obnbaus, @aurt
s. 5: S@tpare, sduppen, aosers
q. 3artopsfp. s~feparaturen, 9locum
8lace; $50.
S. S. @abbad, 8%eparaturcn, Debine
Ctr; $75.
@ar gabena, Bobnbous, Eon,al Ctr.
$3.50.
@etpt. zimmerman, Qabcnsebduec
Santa 8ofa Mbe. $4,000.
Cha 2aaser. @obnbaus. Seuib Str.;
$1,000.
Charles @amlod. @obnbaits. 9aba
Ctr; $500.
9. 9; Saaenbad, BObnbalts. eiiel
%. @rote. Bobnbaus. @ommreutal
Ctr; 5000.
Srau ge. Ser8is, @obnbaus, @ort.
Commerce Ctr; $500.
CD. gieienbah. @ohnbaus, Set Str.
$85.
Sacob 8ansbod. @obubaus. Spoffori
Ctr; 5000.
6. $. @uent6er & Con, @erGnoerni.
gen, 8itentber Ctr; 5000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-05

@eo. 6. @idIis an Sranf Cunning.
Gam. @rnnbltiid an Der Perm apenue;
$275.
q. $. nnb emma 80. Maib all scc
j. gin5, @runoftiid an Der Srai6 Ctr;
Sohn 81. gesrer an @m. ebert.
@runbiiiid in Soutb Seiebts; 81 II. q.
Sranf NGeu NIB Srau al Sram Sea
Gunfel. @runbitiid on Der SolebaS
Ctr; $4750.
g. Mieieneder all 8. q. sinclair,
grunbitiid III Der 2afe Bieip Mbbitiun;
$500.
81. q. 9iliport5 Mllb Mm. Green all
0fidarb @oges, @runbItiid iii Gilportg
& Green Ferraee; $500:
q. g. Gale an gbns. Mentbies, @runbs
ftiid an Der Hleaianton 2anOitraBe;
$500.
9. g. gbesnutt uno Srau al @oies
Beit6 nnb @onin Sppenbeimer, @runb-
itiid an Der BetsSouiton Strabe;
400 II. q.
Setter S. Sod an Ebos. 8. 8alib ui.b
Trau, @ruu6itid all Der @eItzG Commerce
ctr. Hrospect Siu; $1250.
ggel Meeri6eibt OH gfoiaru Nieo.
@runofiid an Der Soiepbine Strabe ni:b
Nod 6ltarrb 8oab; 5000.
Senrietta @iIfe Ban 5pril ali q. s..
@ba, @rnnbitiid in Der alien gttb Bot 8.
Gaiige 8, Giitrift 1; 81 II. u.
Geo. 81. Sunfe Ii. q. an Sobu g.
@itbers, 1870 Mder 2arb; $50, 900.
Mbbiiou $. gba an g[rt6ur Gust,
@runbltiid in BET alteu Slip Got 3,
Mange 8, 0iitrift i; 81 ii. q.
@nl. 9pbroipolsft unb 6. q. Stiereil
all 30. be Seius glisnnbo. @rnnoltiid an
Der Durango Ctr; $3.50.
@m. 3ieaIer an Bictor @eIler, Tritn6s
ffiid Oil Ser Can Tebro Mbenue nna
@eit gberareen ctr. $225o.
q. s. @iuie all Geo. 81. S%tnmbcrs.
grunbitiid an Der SifeeImira sirabe;
$500.
81. Mieieneder all %. 6. 9%imclair,
@rnnoItid in Der Safebiefp ISoitiC,t;
$4,000.
5. 8. Stepbenion an @eo. 90. Cliff
ton Geo. sc. un6 6. sc. 9oder, 90
Nder 2anb; $15,840.
Srau 2ouiia Stint an Srau Mlma
5ebn. @riinoitiid an Der 9atota Str.:
$1,000.
Diebrid unb 6eleu gruns an alI,ert
Srieorid. 1924 Ider 2anb; $4,000.
s. unb Nbele Nnltgen an Tbipnrb s.
aoeitrius. @ruubftiid i'll Der Sairfielo
Nbbitiou; 1915.
Sbeo. Masott an Serbinairb Stofert.
@runofiid an Der Siib@9ndberrb Ctr;
SIS II. q.
Marb Carer an @b. gutseit, G,rnl,os
ltiif an Der Miifion Ctr; $3.50.
She S~outbfpeitern Qano Corporation
an 60. Guide, @rnnbifiid in bel, Bale
bietu @arbens $50. 1; $775.
IIbiu SeibeI an 9ionep Brotun,
@rinbItiiG an Ser 9aipion Ctr; $500.
Srau Wirginin 0app an Caroline
Stappenbed. @runbftiid i'm nelen gitps
8lod 1919, Soutb 9eiabts; $t250u. 81.
S. Z. Botpeu nno Srnl an s. 6.
6eiIia, @rlnbitif in Set Beacon Sia
Nbbition; $3.50.
Wa. @at an 6. 9. Gaines, Wuieil an
100 Nder 2ano;; $4,000.
s. 8. @otbmann unb Srnu an 6. 8.
@iide, @ritnoitiid an Der Niber Mbe.;
$1,000.
gtbel Sane aGen an S. q. 8. grnft,
Inteil an SOP Ider 2anb; $4,000.
6. so. Berg an Mntbilbe Miebe,
@runbitiid am gli5abetb YIace. Mane.
lieile Serrace; $3.50.
0r. g. 6. @itte an 6. 9. &eith,
@rnnoifiid am SigbIanb goulebarb;
$3.50.
5. 6. 2epi an Nbolf Sol8 unb $. q.
Senne. Sell Der Seimifdtte an Ser Sos
lebob CTR; 1921 1000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-05
Grfenttett es an.
Gam MntOmip benst iid benz llnab=
anSerlid)en. giele 8arser be-
SeAgeu IS.

Mrs. 81. g. Sreeman, 434, Sio-
9rela Ctr, San @ntonio, gegas.
Iagt: Set ei,lem Sabre gebraube
i6 9oon's Nieren Yiaen uao erfreue
MIDI elmer guten 8eiunobeit. Sd Boz
be oos MitteI idon pielen anoer:l
2euten empfoblen. Sd erneuere nit
gereniieen oos 0ffentliae 3eugnis,
weIdes i6 oieiem Braparot in
1907 o1sItente."
9ieles 3euenis, tpeldes Mrs.
Sreemoil bier ertpdbnt, lautet Iol-
g%enoern1aBen: sd lit an &ideM.
idmer5en itnb fiirdtete, oaB meina
Nieren angeeriffen paren. Nls Sic
Observation-Disclosures anfingen I'M
regellnaBig gu peroen, NOR id uher-
Selgt uno beribaffte mir cine 5bad-
tel bon Ser 8erar DRUG 60. sic bali
fen iogleid uno in fur5er 3eit NOR
id frei bon Nierenleioen."
Bum 8%erfoitf Bel alien S1nblern.
Breis so Gents. Softer iabur,l
Co., Buffalo, SEEM gorf, aaeiniJe
Mgenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
Grirmert gltb oes Namens =
9oans = nno nehmt feline anbere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-05

fir April, bon S. IS. Colin, ftdoti=
i6er @raminator fir Mutonlobillel1-
fer, ipltroe am Wittipod bent itGhti-
iden auoitor eingerei6t. 9ano6
lino imslpril 7292i3enien ausgeitellt,
meiitens an @igentiimer ser Muto-
mobile. Die gintabmen betrugen
1892. Die Numrnern Ser Subr5erge
Itno o~ieienigen Ser Gountp=9fegiltra=
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