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Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01

county superiatendents and school boards. Class work will be given in the primary, domestic science and manual training departments.
 The committee in charge of ar engagements is looking forward to a meeting full of enthusiasm and in- spiration. The social side of the oc- casion will not be neglected as plans are being made to take the guests to the smelters one evening during their stay and an excursion is also
 being planned to Bisbee for all who
 wish to take the trip.
 l The railroads have made a rate of
 one and one-third fare for the round trip on the certificate plan. and the
 hotels have also made generous rates
 for the occasion.
 The officers of the association are: President, w. F. LutZ, Douglas; treas urer, Olaf Halverson, Clifton; secre
 tary, Miss Alice Curnow. Globe.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
TOO MUCH ROOSEVELT

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-From the re ports gathered by the New York Her. aids special correspondents in their tour Of the state the inference must be made that something which now threatens to become a democratic landslide is on its way. They indi. cate an almost unprecedented defec. lon from the republican ranks n all but few agricultural counties where the farmers are receiving high prices for their products and are, conse- quntly prosperous and contented.
 The revolt against Colonel Roose. Welt appears to be even more marked in Oneida county, the home of Vice President sherman, than in almost any other upstate section. The dis patch from the Herald's correspon- dent says that the most of the lead ing manufacturers of the county will vote for Mir. DIX. Conservative es- inmates place the republican plural ity in Oneida at from 1500 to 2000, which is less than half the normal plurality.
 Rooseveltism, high cost of living. the tariff and legislative corruption, are issues which are driving repub- licans from the fold in neighboring Rockland county. Republicans say the county will go democratic by something like 500. It is normally democratic by a small margin
 In placid Courtland county there is the cry of 100 much Roosevelt
 In Yates. with it's vineyards and fruit farms, the indications are that there will be little change in the nor nal vote. This is one of the eight republican counties which resisted the tidal wave of the Folger year.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
KEENLY INTERESTED.

WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 3i:- Official Washington is looking for ward to the results of the election next week with many evidences of anxious inte est. President Taft is most largely concerned in the out come of the congressional contests Ise--hsa hbeee eive~ n understood by some of the campaign managers that in case he does not have a Democra- tic House on his hands after March next he Is very likely to have an insurgent Republican House. It is this phase of the situation that is of most interest and concern to the President. He is particularly onx- ious that the next House shall not on
 ly be of his political faith, but also of his way of thinking on the impor tant problems to come before the next Congress. With hostile poll
 ticai body in the lower branch o' 1; Congress the President may be ire quently hampered in the prosecution
 of his policies.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
THE FAT FROM rne rLSwn..

There is not single kind of anins food which we might not replace with vegetable counterpart. In most cases it is merely matter of choice which is preferable. the animal or the vegetable In the matter of cooking fats, however. the vegetable has by far the advantage. Lard is made from the fat of hogs often impure and unclean, always indi- gestible. Cottolene comes from the cot ton -.elds of the Sunny South. It makes food that can be digested with ease. even by invalids. Cotto,ene is rec commended alike by physicians end noted cooking experts as much mor> healthtul md desirable than lard.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01

We will reserve collections from October 1st.
 Respectfully submitted. MRS. !. CALISHER,
 Chairman.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
OPEN WIDE YOUR

 so we can put in a supply Of our clean, free-burning, noa- clinking coal. Then theren be io hot words on account of a cold house up your way. You will be pleasantly surprised, too. at how far our coal goes. That's because 1t is the best mined. Let us have your ord CT today. You can't do a good thing too soon. OAK AND JUNIPER CHUNKS Also Oak and Juniper wood all lengths.
 PENDENT FUEL q FEED co.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
ARIZONA TEACHERS

The Arizona Teachers association which will hold its ninteenth annual meeting in Douglas December 27 to 90, has been fortunate enough to SC cure the services of Dr. Charles A. McMurray and Miss Florence Hol- brook as instructors. Dr. Kendrick . Babcock, president of the UniYer- : .-..,sius6nRn;. Hon. Kirk T. Moore. sup s< s n2iSIic instruction:
 Ere A J. Masshews. of the Ten-pe Normal, pr. Etvard s. Cod frey, territorial supeftsasn1o1t4~s
 heatfh; Dr. R. H. H. Home. of the Northern Arizona Normal, Dr. Fred erick T. Wright of Douglas are also 10 take a prominent part in the pro gram nov being prepared
 There will be departmental meet , ings on the work of the high school primary, industrial arts, music and
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
REPORT OF THE WOMAN'S CLUB IN PHILANTHROPY.

DOUGLAS. Oct 31.--( SpeciaD -
 Our vacation has been an unusu ally busy one. Many women have been left with families, from two to ten children, while the father is looking for work. The majority Of these we have found worthy and the necessary assistance rendered.
 One consumptive was cared for two weeks, also other men who were i'll few days; family of eight children whose family was i'll for four months; they were 20 miles out on ranch and reported as very desti- tutc.
 Fortunately we have had a good supply of clothing, espec' ally for chil- dren. And we thank the good wo- men of Douglas who responded so generously to our call. and sincerely hope they will continue to do so dur ing the winter. as we will have some more calls as the cold weather comes on-
 can not mention each case. as it will make my report too long. The rach ro.,orf is Ac fo1iowS.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01
RECEIVE WARMING

FADUCAH Ky. Qet. 31.-Letters signed 'U. B. N. G." interpreted to mean United Brothers of Night Guards, successors to night riders. have been sent to tobacco growers in Lyon. Crittenden and Livingston coun- ties, telling them they must pool their tobacco or suffer the conse- quences The letters were sent through the mails and were distrib- uted generously, causing considerable uneasiness among the growers. many of whom are not inclined to pool their tobacco this year.
 At a recent meeting of tobacco growers speeches were made by lead CTS. telling them they must pool. The
 ting was somewhat cooler when
 '. B. Bassett, commanding the
 Al. that section, entered and rrSx the growers that nobody ,,omv -s.je forced to pooi. SolGic-s- =, Iozsn duty as protection to the armers who do not desire to pool The constant movement of troops is said to have prevented several at tempts to force growers to sign the pledge
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01

Geo. Roberts. Main Street--That good place to eat. Budweiser beer on draught. 624.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-22
LOCAL NOT ES

Mrs. W. L. Meckstroth has
been on the sick list the past
week.
A. u. Hansen Of Wyndmere,
the democratic candidate for
sheriff was in town Tuesday.
I. Mr.. aud Mrs. James Carney
are the proud parents of a II
pound girl since last Sunday.
and e ran p a Jurgenson is
wearing a broad smile. "
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-22

Of the sixth grade of our school
was vi 8 II g relatives and
friends in our city the latter
part of last week. She left Sun
day for Lakota where she has
been teaching since she left
Wahpeton.
a. H. Burnson is making
some extensive improvements
on the house which he recently
purchased from Mr.. Patterson.
He is having it raised, full
basement put in, hot water
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-22

heat. bath and electric lights
making a modern house.
Mabel and Florence Jameson
and Madelyn Glasgow, gave a
dance to about 90 couple last
Monday night in houor of Mad
lyns cousin, Miss Black of
Michigan. A good time was
reported and the Young people
regretted very much that Miss
Black was only able to be pres.
ent short time on account of
an attack of the grippe for a
few days.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-22


The Red Cross Ladies Aid
Society will meet at the hospi-
tai Monday Sept. 18th. All
members are requested to come
early as there is work to be
done.
Frank Rettig was held up by
a couple of fellows one evening
last week on the east side of
the bridge. He succeeded in
getting away without serious
harm to his person or property.
Miss Gilpin, a former teacher
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-22

Il
lie where she has been spend
ing the summer with an aunt.
James Goolsby and a party of
Lidgerwood boys autoed to the
county seat yesterday.
j. b. yelling and wife left
this morning for St. Cloud and
the Twin Cities. They will
visit Mrs. Weling's parents.
The Woman's Literary Club
will meet with Mrs. Jameson
tomorrow afternoon instead of
Mrs. Meckstroth.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-22

Z. /. us -
Horace Robbins of Lidger
wood is attending the Science
School.
Miss Amerland of Fargo is
again at her post as one of the
teachers of the S. S. S,
Prof. Clipfell has been at
Hood River, Ore, and in the
Pacific coast region, with a
short visit to his former home
in Minnesota.
Miss Eta simard returned
last Thursday from Minneapo-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-22
Nall /. o|!!I! ! !!

& Is Outof Town Customers:
e)uf mail order department.
gives rs YOU y q very fast service. Send
Tor samples, or rchandises YOU
wish sent on approval Wesprepa,yy,
express onSall orders over $500.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-09-22

We give you expert service on
all alterations free Of charge No
garment goes out Of this establish
ment but that it passes inspection
of the management, and is guaran-
teed to be satisfactory.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-11

ner @eieni6oft. Die @emablin oes
4ronprin5en ididte cine &ufoome
5ltr alten 9aronin @etiera, ltllo bic
Ter tpuroen beftige 8oritellu1gen
gemodt. Die Samilie Ser Saroneiie
bei6mor ben aronprin5en, Don iei.
mem 9lane obouloiien. st blieb abcr
5ei ieinem gnti6luiie.
lteber Die &atoltropbe bei Meper-
ing beridten Die 8riefe: r@ir fi,h.
rem am %. Sonltar 1889 our Soeo
lla6 MeDerling. Seine a6ni9lidle
Solicit, 9ombelles, @raf Soups nnh
i6, S5ogienpi NOR eingeluber,, ober
Sic @inlooung gelangte 81 lpat
IN i'm. 0ie Sa9o mar iebr i6led)t.
a[m 20. Sanuor ioBen mir ole i'll
Ser gouernitube, als Warie anfonl:
mir orei 5ogen urs BON Sen anoeren
'uriif, uno feline &6niglide '9obeit
Iagte, oob er ieoe Soffnung aufge@
1eben babe, oenn ertperoe ieiite 2iefe
1idt ourdieten fonnen. CT oiirfe nee.
ser Dem aoiier nod Der &aiierin et-
pas abtroben. Warie ipra6 fein@ort,
mo ols feline &oiierlide 3p9eit Tie
aufforoerte, bo6 ettpas oil iogen,
dtpiee iie onfanes. 0alm ober
mtportete lie ean5 leiie: .Mtr
bIeibt MIR ser Sob iibrig!" Ser
aronprin5 lieB iid nod DON Der
&opeue piel poripielen nno 3og iid
9egen Mitternodt in letn S6iaf5im-
ll,er 3uriid. or batte befobfen, lin
I'M 6 ubr frii6 81 lpeden. giniae
Minuten mad Z l1br entitano i'm
56loBden 2drm. @ir erbo6en ms
ME. 2oidef, Ser I'M 8or5tmmcr
Seq &ronprin5en idliet cr5ablte,
>oB Seine &oiierlide Sobeit Inn 6
llbr friib in oos 8or5imnler aetre-
ZEN iein uno linn geiogt babe, er
lpo1e nod cine Stunoe idlotsn. Tin
7 l1br babe er, 9oihef, geflopft.
hobe Damn bie Cir offnen tpo1en nno
6emerfte boB fie oerrieeelt let. Gr
lpor 6or,n 5it gombe1es eeeilt, nno
oieier babe aild eeflopft. @raf
gombelles rief oann Sopos nn6
mid. Sir beidloifen, oie 9iir ge.
lpoltianr 5a offnen, ino mir briid-
ten fie audi elm. Die &ouleltr ipc-
rem tief berobgelaiien. gier 8er5en
%fronnten; iie tparen fait abgebronnt.
Der 4ronprin5 lag inn Set tot. Sci
ne redte Sano bling aus Dem @ett
hernor. @nf Dem Seppid lag Der
Repolber. Sic rehte S6l6fe oes
aronprin5er mics cine fleine @unb,
nlf. garoneIie Morie iaben mir or-
longs nidt. Cine meiBe 9ede biiGte
lie bolfommen bonn aopf big at
sen SiiBen elm. auf ibrem Nadt-
eoithen itnno ein @las nit iilbernem
aoffeI. sic botte iid pergiftet. I'M
Ter Dem 2eudter Iagen bier geidIof.
'ene 8riefe uno Elm offener. I'm
8 1lbr fubr @rof @ombe1cs nod
@ien; er iaate 5pei Bferbe gu
CODE. Sd beritdnoigte Dos 6tift
SeiIiefreu3. goroneiie Marie's 2ei-
DIE nlrbe in einem einfahen 6ols-
'arg aebettet uno bieier purbe burh
SEN 8aIo nod Dem Trieohof gu Sei-
fiafreu3 getrogen. Sur Mamo uno
ih goben ibr oos Iebte 8eleite.
Wdmo uno id purben Damn er1u1t.
oas 2ono All perIaiieu.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-11
Die Memoiren bes garpns @etiera.

Sn ben eriten Nobembertagei1 bes
uorigen Sabres itarb mie gelneloct,
in Colombo Der Baron 2ouis Set,
iera, oeiiem SOB Dem Ntiuiiteriunl
oes &aiierliheu 9auies i'll 8ien
ourh elm &abelteleeramm nlitgeteili
murbe. Die Soentitat Des Gotten
wuroe beboroIi6 feitgeItedt uno Del
len Hapiere beiblagnabmt. Baron
8etiera batte aber idon porber eini.
ge @nf5eibnuneen ON einen ,Sreuao
geianot, Der oieie 9apiere elmer
oiterreihii1en 3eiti1rift our 8erfll-
sung iteate. Baron @etiera Dat nip
8~erfiigune setroffen, oaB oiele Ml'f.
5ei6nungen crit naf ieinem Sooe
peroffentlidt lperben ionten. 3a1 Der
peroffentlihten Bopieren lernic
aronprin5 &uoolf Die Gdmeiicr
oes 8arons, Die 8aroneIie Marie
8etiera, in @ien am Surf fennen
Baron 8etiera nenut ieine S6meiter
oas ibonlte unb iittiamite M1o.
den, oas icmals lebte, ourdous
ni6t groB, ionoern flein uno 5ier-
lid. Der aronprino erfubr, baB Ole
8aroneiie BET @rafin 2arli6 bel.
febre. 8on bieler 8eit Oil eridier
Der 4ronprin5 our grobten Ileberra.
idung Der Grafin BEL ibren geiel
idaftliden @beuoen, Biz er ole 8oro.
neiie eininol traf. Muf oicie @eiia
wuroe Die 8efanntihaft 5pii6cn benl
&ronprin5en uno Der garoneiie eiu.
geleitet. @rdfin 2arii9 fubr nit
Der 8aroneife iebr bGufig in ben
9rater, mo- Der 4ronprtn8 5u 8fer.
oe binfom. Der 3ronprin5 .neinte.
mie Die 9aroneiie ibrem 9ruoc:
uno ibrer Mutter er5Gblte, es iehr
ernit; er babe ibr Die @biidt funh.
gegeben, it'd ideioen gu loiien, I'm;
Damn nit 8oroneiie Marie ei1le MOI
ganotiihe Che ein3ueeben. Den,
ielben 8lan teilte Der aronprinl
Dem 8ruoer Der 9aroueiie mt. @r
iagte gleid, boB er iih Die groEer
S6pierigfeiten nift perbebien f0n-
ne, Die ieinem 8uni6e I'M @ege
iteben fonnten. Ser 8erfe6r De;
2ronprin5en NIT Marie 8etiero
muroe boIb Sagesgeiprod Der @ie'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-11
Der 8auffradJ in @esifO.

lleber ben 8uiammenbrud Der
limited Staates 8onfing Company
in Merifo ihreibt Die .@cItlidle
Boit":
8ei 2ibte betraftet, mar Der
9anffrah III Merifo, bon benz 10 pirl
8elens gema6t moroen lit, gar feline
electromagnetic @eididte. limited
States 8anfiue Company Of Wesi-
fol" @ie itoI3 oas flingtI ltno
mas itedte oabinter? @el6e We-
iuatlotnis bate es NIT Der @onf =?
Wer mar ibr @riinoer2
8or einigen Sabren FAM Elm ge.
piiier George S. SAM aus Ganaho
alS eiienbabnbei8er nod @erifo.
Spariom uno umiihtig pie er mar,
fam er balo in Die Gage, ieiaen lpe.
niger baisbdlteriiden &anerabell
bon oenen piele 2anosleute bon Inn
maren, nit aleinigfeiteu ol;s5ubel.
fen. 90 mad)te es iih galta bon
ieIbit, baB er Die @eIegenbeit 6cnrtte.
etluas fir iid aus Dem @efd)ait Der.
ons5uidneiOen. inbem er ieibltDer-
ft1nolih gegen mebr ober milloer
Bobe 8ro5ente ieinei1 9anieraoen aus
GefdIligfeit 8anfonpeiiui1gen met.
ielte ODER 8ori6iiie ouf lire 2ob'
nl,neen aab. Damit mar oas Win.
felbdnfd,en fertie ua1b bic game
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-11

8iitlt beltn1to r11ltttebr oarili, es
auf5upappeln. gea6oem er Ii9 etpa5
@elo 5uiamnleneeipart botte, croft
nete er einelt Gigarrelllaoen, binter
oeiien 0efidilb Dos fleine 0dnfdeu
munter beranlpu6s uro seoieb, bis
es zines idonen Cages auf eieeltelt
5iiben itono. 3unadit nladte &c
lid Die neue 8anf CUR beiouoerpn
@ufgobe, @edielgeidafte nob ben
@ereinieten Staaten gu perluittela.
ipoourd ii9 nod nno nad 8erbin-
oltngen init Seem Yorfer 8anten eli
wideltell. 8reoit lit Die Seele eincs
@eldafts, uno unier Sam mllBte Iid)
ben notigen &reoit in Stem Oorf
gu peri6affen, mas mieoerum oas@er-
trauen ieiner &unoen in Merifo Ell
bobte, etn 8ertrouen, Dem er BOZ,
3eit gu 3eit burd biibide geridte
NIT groben 3oblen nod b~eloroerS
nodbolf. @iner oieler 8u1f6eridte
re0et pon 0epofiten int 8etruge boz
bier Miqionen merifoniide Collars.
$50 Sauben lino fliegen 5mlber
81, uno 10 fam oos @elo nlailenbafi
Elm. 5oiueit ging Die Cote gut.
uno mer meiB, Oh iid Die @cfdid)tt
nidt eebalten batte, menl1 nibt bcl
@eiit oes @riinoertums ibcr Sen
9onfpraiioenten Sam sefomme.l
ware. @r fling an 5u ipefuliereF
uno bos @elo 1T oIerbano sepogtr
unternebmen 5n iteden. 90 REF er
Die ebenfoas b%ieleenannte Notionol
Bading Company Of Werifo ms
2eber, au1 ems bon Sen unterneh=
men, tpie ie MIR Der Sinoiefcu unh
Der @emegIihfeit Der amerifuner in
@eidaftsiaben moglib iino. 8ie
@eibi6te polte ober biesunal nift
10 redt fleden, 6os @elo fpuroe ffopl
unb Der &reoit in Seem Sort nurbe
~iiber5ogen, 8edlel famen proteitir!
suriid, Die merifaniihen Banter
uerpeigerten Die Innabme bon @et
ieln Der 8anf ouf 2onoon uno oui
einmal mar Die 8eiheerung 90: ois
limited Staates 8onfing Gompam'
Of Merifo" fonnte elm Gleariae
5onie 8efi5it ppn 100000 Beios
nidt oetfen. @ie Elm 2ouffeller per-
breitete ii6 Die Nahridt Der 8raii,
bent Gam babe feline 9tcl1e ,1ieoer-
eeIegt uno iei peridpunben. 3if
@laubiger eilten aur 8anf, no ibnen
an Der Sir 3etteI entgegelibliftet'
nit Der biinoieen Snidrift: 9is
8onf bon Montreol bat Bic Mbnitt.
lung Der @eidafte Der nltnitcr
5iates 8anfing Company" iiber-
nommen. llnterseidnet paren oieif
3etteI nit oSames Soriptb" oils
8ertreter Der @anf BON MontreaI
9as 8l,blifum tpar erltaunlt, 6nb
,unadit nit Der @us5abll,nJ Ger
Depoiiten begonnen mnroe. Crit
Rafmittaes pilrben Die Tiiren &c.
ihloiien nno Die 3ettel peridmonoen
uos uatiirIid nei,e llnrube crregte.
ll%ebrigens iinb feline merifaaiidcn
9anfen in Die @eihihte bcripifelt.
10 6aB feinerlei Stornng Der Sinons
loge 81 erparten 1T. Die eouae Sc
ididte 5eiet mieoer einmaI, oaB bic
geriuhe, idnea reid 81 neroen 81
nidts gutem fiihren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-11
Gin 9uelI slpiIdcn alpei o5t,

= Gin 9nell 8lpiiden 5ipei otter.
reifiihen Stuoentinnen Der Meoi.
sin lit nnipeit Breiterlif, nabe Der
oberibleiilden @rel5c, nllf prel,bi.
id)enl @runo mo 9ooen, gum gltS.
trog geloiiat. Olga Meseroff nuo
Slonea Slnoefp maren 5u einen,
iltngen Mcoi5iner. 1lainens Brett.
ner, in gemeiniamer 2iebe ent-
brolntt, Die no6einanber 81 Offer.
ill9t, Sab uno i6liebli6 cillen:
6auitfompf fiibrte, bel meldleul
Sloneo ben erlten Sdlao erbiclt,
oIio Die 5rerlt forperIid 8eIcioigtc
mar. Sic iiberianote Der @egnerilt
nnrauf 5tpei Scftnoonten, gIeidfolts
5tl1oentinuelL unb mldy Olga IteIlte
5rpei 8ertreterinncn ms Selo. Sic
bier Sefunoontinner fanle,l therein.
bab bas 8nell anf preuBiihem So
ben gum Iustrag gebraht meroeit
ione, onnit man nidt nit Der otter
rei6iiden Boli5ei in &onilift Qe.
rate. Die 8eoilgragcn nilroen oi,f
10 Sdritt 9iiton3 uno alieelmed).
lei Biz CUR GampfnnfGbiefeit eirer
Ser Gonbottoutinileit pereinbart. Nl.
leg perlief proerommgeliGB. 9ei
Sonnenoufgane iiberidritt man bic
@ren5e, uno Die @cenerinnen nof.
men i'm @oloe ailf elmer 2i6tlltg
chamber ~ge9cniiber MufiteIlnna. 9ie
criten bier Sdiiiie auf beioen Seitcli
feblten. 9eim f%iinftcn Gugelpedliel
erbiclt Slga Meeeroff ei,lelt SduB
i'll Die linfe Sdultcr uno broh obu.
'uddtig 8uiommen. Die 8erwlnte-
te, Die 6inneii &lir5em pieoer Dcr1c-
iteIlt iein miro, milroe iotort iiber
Die @rel15e eeidofft. Der Sieaeriu,
Sleoqieo Slnoefp, pur6en bon ibrell
StuoiengenoIiinnen be9eiIterte Dbl
tionen oorgebroht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-11
gerettct aus fnrdtbarer 8efabr.

SD babe mid nod ME 10 nobe
meinem @rabe gefiibIt," id)reibi
2etuis gbambIin bon Mandclter.
Ohio, 81. q. SEQ. 8, pie balnaIs, els
i'd in 5olee bon Suiten uno 2ilrl-
genleioen Bis ouf 115 Bfuno abgp,
magert NOR, tros pieler Meoiainer
Irnb Der beiter 9oftoren. 1n6 oaf
i'd beute nod Iebe, oanfe ib oacil1
Or. Sings Seem DISCOVERY, Die mid
gebeilt bat" l1nfebIbares Mittel fin
Suiten, @rflaltung, Grippe, Nit5mo
lillb ole 2ungen- uno 9alsleiOeli
SOC unb $1.00. geriubsflaide frei
@arantiert bon alien Druagiiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-11
gsfe III ntesy

8tr Befen ein1unoert Douars BeIo6s
unng fir ieben Eaa bon aatarrb, Der
ni6t our6 @innebmen bon 5au's aas
tarrbzSan gebeilt neroen fann.
s. s. gbeneb & 60, gieentb.
$olebo, s.
&ir, bic l1nter5eidneten, baden S. 3.
Sbeneb ieit ben lebten is Sahren ees
fannt unb baIten i'm fir bo[lfommen en-
renboft in alien Observation-Disclosures
unb finnn5ien 6efdhist, ale bon ieinpr
Sirma einse8an9euen gerbinolihteiter
III erfiiIen.
BeH & Eruar, groBbanoeIs< 9ros
aliiften, Soleoo, 8.
B~aIbine, &innan & @aroir
@robbaubeIss 0rogniiten. Tolebo. 8.
Sau's &atarrb<&ur tpiro innerlid ges
nommen unb tpirft brett auf bas BLU
Inb Die fhleimigen Sberfldden bea
Sbftems. 3euaniie fret perianbt. Breia
% Gents per SIaide. 8erfanft bon alcH
Ipothefen.
San's SamiIien<TiIIen limb bic beiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-11

Won6er friett iein babies Sc.
ben lang, Inn Die altoere SdIfte alli
Stel5en geben 5lt f0nnen.
Bon mander Nnidauung luer'
Den mir ourh einen anoeren furieri.
Der fte - teiIt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-25

who have used it, or are now us
rng it, We have never heard Of
any one who has been disappoint-
cd III it, No claims are made for
it except those which are amply
justified by experience. In com
mending it to the afflicted we
simply point TO its record. It
has done great things, and it is
certain to continue the excellent
work, There is-we may hon
estly attrm-no medicine which
can be used with greater and
more reasonable faith and conf
dence. ltnourisheS and keeps mp
the strength during those periods
when the appetite fails aod food
cannot BIZ d-a-tcd. IT, gumrd
against limitations this "t~aGe
mark Is pat on every bottle %