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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
YRS. rRIE tND sON ,RRF>TED.
let Their hiding BtOrS~~ stray From
sBrisiIe path 60 Grass.

Mrs Alirrt Brooks FRYE 81 a. Mon
tague street. Brooklyn, and her son.
sheridan y Fry" were arrested in
Central Park Yesterday afternoon for
from the bridl"ps'h on To the grass Mrs
FRYE and her son Glanced to So some
friends and turned from the path To greet
them Mounted Policeman Downs saw
them and took them To- the police station
~ the Arsenal on q charge ~ violating
a park ordirAncs Mr. Frye was sent
for His wife and son waited m the
pol'ce station nearly two hours before
he could h. r., aied When he arrived
no gave bail for the two 500 each.
Mrs. Frye ~1ld that she had no complaint
10 make. except for her own thouRhtless
act. and added that she was glad that
the ordinances for the preservation ~ the
mark were we'll enforced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
STtTE DELEG iTE> NIWID.
Coz IIukhr~ NpI'O.nis Them to the
IhartiI~S q Onfrrrnrr at ~. LSu.s.

ALBANY. March eo-(IOv. Hughes to-
day appointed thc-" Delegates 10 repre-
sent the state ~ IN" ihirjy-7s'vs'fgth annual
session Ol the National conference OF
Charities AMI DIRECTIONS. which Wiii b-
held IN ~ LOUIS from May ~ 10 ~ kot.rt
". lie Forest. Otto I Barnard. Edward
4. D~vIne. William Rhn.laadcr stewart
Robert " Hebbsri Thomas NJ Mulry
Mar Sinkhoyttch, trancis {. Huntington
Henry Melville. Henry MDskoWitl. Lillian
D. Maid DR. Alber' Warren Ferris 81
New York city. Homer Folks Yonksr-;
Dennis Mccarthy. Syrncuse. Simon "
Rosendale. Albany, George r. Durham.
Utica. col JOs.eph + scott. kImIra. Jane
l. Armstrong. Rochester; DR. Charles
, Howard. An-ley MIi"oK. Buffalo. DIR
Horien-~ Bruce. Hudson, Catherine
= DAVIS Bedford
Delegates 10 the fourteenth annual
meeting Of the American Academy OF
Political and Social Science 10 ~ held In
PhiIadelphiA. Aprii ana v. were named
a. follows RobeTt " DE Forest samuel
n. Lindsey md Milo Roy Maltbi" u New
AnFk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
Rr,ru.r q In.an- Pr,,snrr.

ALBANY. March - Attorney -CSsneral
O'Malley has advised e. v Collins. stale
Superintendent OF Prisons that = patient
az the DannemOra State Hospital for
Criminal Insane whose term e lInprizOn-
ment has expired hut who Continues 20
be nlsEne IL not entitled to be- paroled. II
the condition II the patient " such tina
3, - reasonably -afe Tor him 20 be at large
and ne has relatives or friends who are
able ard wiling 20 MAINTAIN him the
Attorney General says he can b. de
charged by the medical superintendent %
the hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
Guam uTrR 3IT,R> mNT.
Fsrmrr lieut.. Cap~hsrt. = y. an
Carad. Win '.IrI rom hartford

OrrAw, ON Mach - r rni-r
I'..T John Capnhar' & 90" Jr'od State
Navy wa arrested u"-" today M
nineteen -y"lr-old Anna B"hn"r. who
left Hartford Conn Nth mn three. years
ago They hay" io.n hunted tor three.
years 10y ~" girl'- i.'u-r. i-p,u- E.hn~r.
Wha wants ,ai"har' ~. raiitsd On a
ChaTg" - Itdr!rtiug a mInpT Tie says
they left Hartford 90 -. married a gain-t
M will The HARTFORD ppli"" al-o hav"
Narrani charging tar"rar' with for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
Crowded Out-WOmen's
Suits, Silk Petticoats, Waists,
Semi-made Robes and En-
broideries.
Special Furniture Values

Four h
We prepared equip Summer Resort hotels and BOARDING
bottom lowest We oRy save money
for Furniture Carpets, Mattngs Rigs, Curtains
Shades Linens Beddings, China Glass HOGurnishngs silver
Whether from advise you TO
get our prices as basis for comparison
Msson Dining Chairs chartered oak frames Neahered hnsn
ul box with embossed composition seat regularly s2ts
SAC; special ...............
Solid Oak Bookcases design 81 inches high. 30 inches
wide adjustable shelves and brass rod for curtains
regularly S7.4s special ..........-
Oak Dresser, ~eaered green oak ~ inch
teVeed mirror wood pulls; regularly $lsSs; special
Mission Couehes, hardwood frames, made OF chartered cak
weathered finish full spring edges upholstered in mta -
Spanish leather; regularly S22 ~; special at ~
Msson Rocker quartered frames roomy high
spring upholstered with genuine leather Toe
regularly S224s; special ~
M.son Davenports, heavy oak frames, Ses;hered
finish f. long deep spring upholstered in Verona
velour imitation leather With two pillows; regu- s0Qse
larry $3S 20; special. ......... 81
Mission Dining Tables solid Cak ~sathered finish, 4znch
round heavy massive pedestal base be 767
tended six feet; value $2O.24 special ............
Mission Library Tables Guarsd oak, 37x4sinch large
drawer ard eoft'm helf regularly s222+; sFe- s1QI
high, 20 inches vide 10 inches deep; regularly S24; $A
special. .............. y
CHARTERED Oak Veneered Buffets early English finish.
42nCh penne 'front.' small lined for
244s special ...... ..... .. .............. AZ
ou.rtered Oak Veneered Buffe,s early English finish,
tS-nch tass carved with large bevled plate so224
mirror heavy feet regularly s274s; special I'd
Flanders Oak Library Suit, spring upholstered with
genuine heather
Sofa ...... SS4 e5 Table ............. s2424
Arm Chair $50 20 Rocker.............. $40 40
Mission Library Suit heavy oak frame wathed finish high
broad spring upholstered genuine Spanish
heather
Sofa, sIs4 Arm Chair, ss.14 Arm Rocker, 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
senator Daniel a,Im improving.

DATToNA. fla. March -. DR. Chown-
ing Reports tonight that senator Daniels
faculties have been nearer normal to-day
thsn ~ any time Cor two weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
American DruGGIst syndicate Ineorps-
ralc1.

ALsANT March - The American Drug
gis' syndicate q Port owen lister
cBInty. with n capital 81 e. nu.nOO. wgs in
corIsorated today. The directors are
Charles X. HUM n Minneapolis. Georg-
" Hnckenburger ~ New York and ". {.
Anderson % Brooklyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
Concerning Our Groceries

Concerning Our Groceries
Speaking Laboratory the most scientific
and eCient Health Commissioners New York had said
public ssgSs Every man %S sn9
Thats praise Understanding municipal official
selected for his recognized ability Judge the
enterprises Factory and Laboratory.
We decided and th Facory
for
Rar%ie~ e ~ ' ' guarantee ' they are fresh ami pure and
importer, manufacturer.
of corporations coains PROPRIETARY astic on TIE
Food Stuffs-CandeS COffees,
commodities
Rice Grs Beans Flour and The like personal knowledge
all right quality.
We from they grew straight 70
our Grocery Department. nm floor sns ;,
at % brand Old cartons s ss
mS Sssr Sss1d Hss than sl:d sha and Blend.
only aS Pound CATIONS Old nag 'oG I
Pekin Chop Md Formosa
daddy pound carton ~ prev " " SAFE "-o '"aay
h- . ~ nS Gop Moi SHd EeFG 9S"S equal quality sold
tory S' at s - brand ssH1';, oSo; p
BaknE Powder Macy Red u
" ' ~ sS ~ '"' ~~ S"' nahf0And tins regularly -
e s sSsa GS 9' a.: Sa :zsry~A'r' lot
hecksr Cresm Oatmeal fresh
tain! coo % by 3. Our 2. 1s. G ssq &
at " sscs $780, S dozen tS1s: "-h and crisp large sold
dozen S!G ssch n" 'h' imported reg
p. al. .:'S Rs % s pound hog od ~
: % D % for S .. DOZEN DOPE ;S% Tssd .1 regular 20
cans % % a. IS sn HsS 11 a:d cs%
sS5 brand fancy regular rre
s I1o es N cans equal quality sold '~hsc
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-23
DEATH or WINTER RESIDENT
OF DAYTONA BEACH

Word has been received here of
the daath Sunday, Dec. ii, of Mrs.
Sarah p Sprague att her home in
Bingha1nton N. Y, at the age of
76 years. Mrs. Sprague, widow of
Charles z Sprague, is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. F. C. Hewen of
Chicago, and Mrs. John B. Jameson
of Bingharnton, and several grand
children. She had been in ill-health
for some time.
Mrs. Sprague owned winter home
on the river front at DaytOna Beach
and haG been spending the winters
here for the past six years with her
children and grandchildren arount
her siuae the death of her husband
about fcGr years ago. She was very
much attached to her pleasant winter
home on the peninsula, regretting
greatly that she was unable to visit
it again this winter because of failing
| health.
| Mrs Sprague made many friends
| here, whom she remembered with
pleasure during her last sickness
and who will regret to learn of hel
demise.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-23
YACHT PlNKEY OF DETROIT
ENROUTE TO ROCKLEDGE

The Pinkey, of Detroit. Mich, en-
route to Rockledge, tied up at the
Halifax River Yacht Club wharf
Thursday morning to remain for a
few days.
Aboard The Pinkey is her owner,
Robert iIenkel, of Detroit, Mich, and
his friends, Charles Curry, Of Wind
SCR, Ontario, Canada, and Geo. A.
Groll, of Cleveland, Ohio.
w. j. Henry, Of ST. Augustine, pi-
loted the Pinkey from that city to
Daytona. Considerable difficulty was
experienced in passing a large boat
aground in the middle of the canal at
the washout about half way from st.
Augustine and the Pinkey received
some scars i'm the operation. Mr.
Henry returned by train to ST. Au-
gustine.
The Pinkey is Sc feet in length by
812 foot beam and has for power a
20 horsepower Fay & Bowen engine
She is a very trim, neat looking
yacht,
Mr. Henkel owns a fine winter
home at Rockledge.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-23

STONES THAT PRICE ron DIN
NER HAS BEEN PLACED At
SO ARE DECLARED TO BE Err
RoNEous.
The price per plate for the opening
dinner at the Hotel Clarendon &C
G. 80 o'clock the evening Of January
2. will not be SO per plate, as err
rcneously circulated stories have
stated. but the regular price per
meal al the hotel. $3.50.
These erroneous stories have
caused considerable annoyance to the
management Of the Clarendon, which
desires to announce at this time that
there win be no deviation from the
regular charges of the hotel on any
occasion.
Advance indications are that there
will be many people at the opening
of the new hotel January and ar
rangements will be made to accom-
Eodate all who desire to attend the
opening but reservations for places
at dinner should be made IN advance
and the people OF Daytona who ex.
rect to be present should make their
reservations now.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-23

True Love.
The course of true love doesn't al
ways run smooth. Sometimes it ends
in maria ge.-London Fun.
Providentiai.
Teacher-Now. | have explained
what "providential" means. and l
want some of you to give me an IL
lustration.
Bright Boy-Please. ma'am, I can
Every we'll. What is it?''
1.-The holes in a porous plaster"
Hum! WhyT
when yeh pull tn plaster OF tn
holes don't hurt"
Too Far Ahead.
"If your ideas fail to find popular In
dorsement now you can appeal to pos
terity."
"Yes," replied Senator Sorghum. 'bus
the contributions to campaign funds
made to posterity win Be Of no service
wAa4svef to me."-Washington Star.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-23

FOR SEAT E
NAY BECOME 1 DARK HORSE
IN STATE Of TENNESSEE.
SAID He NAY ENTER RACE 70
SUCCEED FRAZIER 70 PREVENT
ELECTION or DEMOCRAT ~
LEGISLATURE.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec. 23- Sec
rotary of War Dickinson may be
sprung as dark horse for q seat
in the United States Senate to sue
coed Senator Frazier, when the leg
islature meets here next month.
It is said Mr.. Dickinson is willing
to become candidate il 1t is nee
Essary to prevent the election Of q
democratic senator. Others men
tened for the place are Luke Wright
of Memphis and Attorney Vertrees.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-23
Church AND STATE APART
BY LAW PASSED IN SPAIN.
NEW BILL FoRBIDs THE FoRMA-
TON OF RELIGIOUS ORDERS
AND CUTS OFF ALL CHURCH
AUTHORITY.

MADRID. Dec. 23-The separation
of church and state in Spain was eff
fe 'Ued today. In stormy session
the famous Courtez paddock" bill
was pessed, forbidding the formation
OF religious orders and cutting off
practically all church authority.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-23
Man, FALLS SIX STORIES;
j. DASHED TO DEATH BELOW.
coRS!'cs: e i IN NEW YORK
MEETS INSTANT DEATH AND
HIS HELPER is BADLY IN
JURED.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23-Henry Cary,
q cornice maker, fell six stories from
a building at Sixty-eighth street to-
day and vas instantly killed His
cody was badly crushed on the pave
ment below Cary grabbed his help
er, Frank Rowing, as he fell and
Rowing was badly injured.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-23
Big MINERS STRIKE ENDS;
men GO BACK TO WORK.
FORTY THOUSAND IDLE MEN IN
DISTRICT IN WALES WILL RE-
sumo OLD POSITIONS AFTER
CHRISTMAS.

CARDIFF, Wales, Dec. % - The
greats Welch coal strike, which has
been. rendering 10000 miners idle
the Aberdare district, was ended
today and the men will resume work
Immediately after Christmas The
grievances are to be submitted to ar
bitration
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-23
FAMOUS OLD OPERA HOUSE
DESTROYED BY FIRE TODAY.

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 23-The Odd
Fellows Hall, once famous as the
Southern Opera House, was des-
troyed by fire this morning. The loss
Will amount to about $150,000.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-23

**For first class piano tuning and
repairing address c.. l.. Watkins, Day
tona Beach; best of references; rates
reasonable. IA Fat
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-23
YOUR GOOD NAME.

Whatever you lend. let it be your
money. not your name. Money you
may get again, and. if not you may
contrive to do without it; name once
lost you cannot get fagain, and it
you contrive to do without it you
had better never been born.-
Bulwer Lytton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-10
Seras 8.

Sn Suthins, 5ebn Weilen iiio-
li6 bon 0allas tpuroel gilbrehcr
babel obgefaBt, pie iie oen @elo-
l6ranf in Dem @eihdft bon SontueI
elpres NIT 9pna1ti aufiprellgel,
luoIIten. 9urd Die @rplofion tpuroen
lebrere giireer berbeigeloft uno
Sen Naubern blieb nidts anoeres il6-
rig, als iid 10 idnea pie moglid,
,apon au MAIDEN. @s ipuroe auf lie
Jeldoiim uno iie ertpiberten alldy
oas 6euer, oob ipuroe geienano
oerlest. @Is Die 2eute in SutIins
iaben, oaB iie Die Slii6tlinge nidt
nebr einbolen fonnten, telepbonier-
ten iie an Die 9oIi5eibeboroen in
Dallas uno bieien gelane es oll1,
IN boar Stunben ipater Elm paor
'eroadtiae Mdnner feit5unebnen, Die
nod eirligem 3oeern oud ridtis
'ingeitanoen oaB iie Die @eiudten
leien.
= @dbren6 er an Ser Spise Ell
neg bier5ig SUB boben SeIepbonpfo-
items arbeitete, itiir5te in genlple
Com Sanoers, Elm y2ineman" Scr
Bel County Telephone Company,
1uf 6as Bflaiter berab. Ser Maan
muroe fdmer perIest. 0as unglild
mllroe oaourd berbeigefibrt, baB
Der 2eoerriemen, Der i'm an benz
efoiten feftbieIt, 5errib.
- Sn Guero ftarb Jrieorlh
5dmiot, ein alter, befanrter 9iir>
ger iener Stobt. Ser 8erItorhene
itano in ieinem 76. 2ebensjabr uno
siuterIaBt allBer ieiner @attin llelul
ainOer, BON oenen 6rei, 5tpei Sob.
lie @ilbelm unb Sranf, uno cine
Sodter. Srau Sobn Drefs, bier in
San Mntonio ipobnen.
9lus Sriebri6sburg miro Ser
Soo BON 5rau @oIb, Der @attin BON
Better @olo ien., gemeIoet. Die Der.
torbene itan1nte aus Noiiou, mo
lie 1886 eeboren mar. 1916 tam
lie nit ibren gltern na6 @ilcspie
Sountp uno bat ieitoem al6 itets
oort gefpobnt. 9luBer ibrem @atten
1interldBt iie iieben &inoer.
an Der areu6uns Der Snritli
5trabe uno Der g8olfer 9lpenue in
3oulton entgleiite elm StraBenbabt.-
oogen Der Gan 5elipe 2inie. Grei
eerionen tpuroen idper unb iieb5eDr
leiht perlest.
Sn Sort 8ortb bat iid cir
sbepaar namens @oun ideioen loi
en- oas 81 Sabre lang perbeirotci
par.
Sn @aroa itarb 6rau guId
lder, Die Satin oes bortigen luiGe-
ridden BaItors.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-10

9ie &leioerma6erinnen Morp
&. @eber uno &atbaril1a Sbmur3,
oie eiat feines gtabliiiennnt in
Chicago betreiben, tpurben 5u atelp
2)orf i'm 8unoesgeri6t bon Nihter
Sougb, megen S1inuggelns 3ur
3oblung BON ie $500 perurteiit.
Die 9anen batten bos abgcfiir5te
Serfabren porge8o9en5 inoen1 iie lih
lhuloig befannten uao Iofort lire
,Seloifrofe boar el1tri1teten tDoraui
ie ooponroui6ten. 9iitriftsonipali
&iie erfl6rte, bieie beioen yrauen
)atten felt ben lebten A Sabren &o-
Itiilne i'm @ert BON $f6O,OO0 inl.
portiert, aber7 nod nidt einrnal alii
sSaoren i'm 8etraee bon $4,000
3oa be5ablt.
Ser befannte fran5oiiibe 2uit=
'differ Sebert 2atbom bot tpGbreno
zines breiniertelitiinoigen 9luffluges
nit ieinem 9(eropIon alle bisberiecl
5rrungenidaften in geaug auf oie
erreidte Sobe melt in ben Sbatten
geiteqt. ST er5ielte cine S0be BON
mebr ols 1000 Weter 1920 Suf;.
0roille 8riebt brahte es BEL eineln
9lnfitieg ouf Dem Sempelbofer Se(te
II Der 9eabe gerlins gu elmer &obe
6on 900 Wetern.
> Sm belgiihen 8orlament luitr-
De cine gia eingereidt lpelde oie
geieblide slnerfennung Der &iHoer
oes perItorbenen aonies 2eopolo
uno Der Gaugbon, oerlH,st.
= &aroinal Sotoai, Der erIte
papitli6e 8ertreter in ben Ser.
Staaten, 1T in &om i'm @lter bon
lieb5ig Sabren geltorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-10

Yarriib lwo ein SRI. @pars aus
8opce, 2a, Die ols 8aiiagier alf
Dem 3uge mar, >ipuroen getotet
SSobn 9ranoan, Ser Gorter bes 4ull-
man-@agens, tpuroe idtper perlest;
mehrere anoee goliagiere erlitten
leihte Gerlebungen.
= Sra Souier, ein Sro6tton-
bufteur in 0ienlten ser Cumberland
gallep @iiellbabn, biiBte in Gbonl=
bersburg, To., fem 2eben Elm be;al
Berinde, has IA Monate olte airb
elmer Ma9barin 5u retten, bercn
5ans IN grono ftono. 2rou Sronf
Wifep, Die Mutter bes 8abDs, oer-
ntodte ibre 5ipei onoeren &inoer 5u
retter, Die iid 5ur 3eit, als oos
5euer alisbrob, inn oberen S1ot=
merf befanben. slls Souier borte,
oab bas iiinefte 4inb nod i'm 9auie
lei, iprane er fur5 entidloiien ii,
oas BON Slamnlen eingebnnte 9e-
bal,0e, auf Dem sfndtpege aher,
ifadoem er oos aino eliidlid geflln-
ben batte, purbe er bonn 0ualllte
iibernaltigt. 9tls ipater oie Seuer-
mebr Die 6lanllnen unter &ontrone
gebra6t, fanb man am SnBe Ser
Sreppe Den totem 9ouier l1no oi1t
boneben Lag Die 2ei6e oes IA Wona-
te alten &inoes.
= Die merifanilbe Geeierung 6at
Der unierieen lire @enugtuung iiter
Die Hro5eiiierung oes @epolutiordrs
Gansel ousiprehen laifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-10
palJet Die 0tseren seiumb.
Seinnbbeit lit Der Grbaltmns inert
ano etntge Saa Gntouier 2ea-
te uiilen iie sm idaten.

s8iele San @ntonier 2eute ae,
fobrben ibr 2eben our1 8ernodIaiIi,
grng ibrer 9ieren, menn oieie Siilfs
gebrau6en. &ranfe yeieren fin6 oie
llriaden bieleE 9eioen uno ihIedier
8elunobeit bod brauht man ncoer
81 leioen, nod in @efobr gu bIeibelr,
oa aae 4ranfbeiten llno Ghrner3el;,
Die BON i6mo6et Rieren berriibren,
rald uno oouerno ourh Den @e.
braub poi1 0oans Nieren Biaen ge.
beilt neroen. Sier lit 6ie gn1pfet.
lung seiner 8iirgertn bon San 9ln-
tonios -
Mrs. SO. 81. Booogote, 106 geu.
tban StraBe, San antonio, ge1as,
idreibt: SD eebraudte 3uei
S6ahteln BON Doon's Nieren Bil,
len, Die id bon ser 8eror Drug
So. gefauft, uno BIN frob gu beitdti-
gen, BOB iie mir iebr gut getan 1a-
ben. Sic beieitigten forttpabrenoe
9iifenidmer5en. on oenen id lit
lno aae llnregelmaBiefeiten, Die in
meinen geieren berrldten. Sd hege
cine hobe Weinung pon Doans 9eie-
rem giaen uno bin itols auf Den
Segen, BEN i'd aus ibrem Gebraub
ge5ogett."
Gum Gerfauf BEL allen &GnoIern.
ereis so Gents. Soiter-Wilhur,l
So, 8uffalo, S2eiu1 Sort, alle1nigc
4genten fir oie Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert guh BEG Namens -
Oooll uno nebn1t feline anoeren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-10
Gum nemen Sabre.

0es Sabres lette Stunbe
Verrrtnt nit ernftem Sd)lag,
Stebt, Srii6er, in Der Gnnbe
uno tuiinidbt linn Segen mad.
Gs braht an Jrenb' mnb 2eiben
Sein ebenmakis Wai,
S'rnm brinst bei ieinem sheiben
Sbm Elm Griun'rmugsglas.
Ste SDnne miiste ifeinen,
Der Sturmiufnb mmste tue1'n,
Sm 0rDken iuie i'm Gleinen
Vlitf fDtnnten 1tn0 bergeb'u,
GO rnanhes idj5ne Spffen,
SaS man nDn linn gebegt,
ut bDdl nid]t eingetrpffen
go tren man's auh gepflegt.
SpfJ aud fir mandje @nnbe
Sat galiam cs beidleert,
Drum iei in lebter Stunoc
Gs mod bon uns geebrt.
Gs fomtnen nnb es iftuinben
Ste Sabre 10 Dnbtn,
llub belfen iiberipinben,
Was nns bc6riift ben Sinu.
ltnbidmanben audj nit ibnen
Wand @liid nnb ntand)e 2nit,
Gs mmf anf bieIes bienen,
Gum Srieben uni'rer grnit.
GS brtnst ber GbDr Der Seder,
9um letten 9lbidlieb bier,
Wefiillt bic boben ged)er
Wlit benz u Ia mD Ster.
Gs lit SaS 9lllerbefte,
So iueit man nudl mag ech'n;
S'rnm iei 81 bicicm escite
gls Grant es auserieb'n.
Sum gbfdlieb iupa'n mir trtnfen
Wsit linn ben alten gar,
Cen @illfuntm' ipll es tpinfen
Slls bann benz neuen Sahr.
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edredlidle 9rohnnplla,.. pll,.

Ser Binter NOR nit Sdnee uno
Sis gefommen, ualo Der arne &o-
go6unb batte bitter unter Der ailte
3lt leioen. 9a, zines Cages Jattc
er Slid. Gin @enoarm griff i'm
auf llno perbaftete i'm peeen 0neo.
6unoierens. 9luBer fi6 Dor Sreubc
iiber Die ii6ere 9lusiiht auf elm tuor-
mes geadtlager unb elm Ibenoeneu
nlarldierte er laut iineeno nebcn
Sem @tanne BEG @eiebes Der. =
,Sti(l" berri6te oieier i'm idlicb.
lih an, = vooer i6 = lolie Sic
(oufenl"
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Sin tpbenber BlisaarS

bringt @efabr, 2eioen uno oft SOD
lit Sauienoe, tpelhe @rfaltlluean,
5uiten unb Ga Grippe oooortra-
gen. 8er oaoon iiberfaGen irro.
3ogere nidt Or. Sings Seem Dis
coberD 81 erbalten. Cine Slal1e
furierte MIDI, fdrieb gl. 8. Quinn
uon Bine @aIep, Miii., furierte mid
nad oreitpobentliber &ranfbeit nit
"a Grippe. so Cts. uno $1.00. 90
rantiert bon alien Oruaei1ten.
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@erettet AM Sor Ses Sobes.

9os 500 oes 9obes idien fir
Wurrop 8. gpers bon 9raniit
Bridge, sc. g., eeoffnet. Ct fdrcibt ::
SD mar in idredlihem 3uitonh
mo puroe taglif idmader, big Die
unpergleidlide Meoi5in electric
9itters mid furierte.~ so Gts. bel
lllen 9ruggiIten.
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Snt cs nidlt.

@enn Sbr oen SuIten cine grf1l-
ting o6er cine tpunoe gruit bobi. 10
bcrloBt Gud nidt oorouf Dob 3eit
ODER Notltr gu6 beilen. Gle rn3qen
es hun, - Tie moqen es ober ouh
nift tlln. @ebroudt Simnlons Nu-
item Sprup. @s lit Elm 9oIIom fir
ipebe 2ungeH uno beilt Gu9 iofort.
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m. q. & :. sabn.

9nfunft -
SO. 241-@on &ouitpn rnb @olpeiton
-. !. $50 morgefs
So 235--@pm Noroen. .7.30 poruliti
SO. 231-Gom 0orbeu uno SouItrn
=: :. ;. :. 300 nadM
SO. Boom Horbei. ..8.15 o6enos
abfabrt =
Wo. 244-Nad Sem 0oroen Ii. Souiton
=. :. ..710 oprm
gso. 10-Nn9 bem 0orben. g.. so purnr.
yao. 236-Ra6 Dem Norben. -. :.
;. 900 abenbs
Ho. 242-9ad bem Norben unb Gal
neiton. :. 49,. .11.50 abenbs
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@ietoria CHIFFON, q. $. & g. q.
Auf,lnft-
lloo. 3o2--guero. gictoria. 7::3o nadm
Ibfdhrt-
10 3o1--guero. @ietoria. $3.50 uorr
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g. u. & q. 3. sa6m.
g.. S. & g. q. (Saupt-2inie)

Gnfunft-
go. 9-8om Often. .7:35 oorm
20. 7-8om Often. $500 nadjr
70: 1O-@l 8afo u. 8eiten 1870 nathn.
1bfabrt-
20. 10-gI Eaio II @eiten. 1870 madnn
yso. 10-Nadl Dem Siten. 1920 uahni
gso. s-Na6 Dem Often. .11:40 BORN
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Elm starRer Sebutz.

5hilsen sic ben 90rper sesen Rranfs
lslt bur9 3utt's=Billen, Elm abiolutes
)silmittel fir &opfidmersen, Epspep=
a. Walaria, 9artleibigteit anb dbnli-
: Qeioen.
,,9as Srtebra6 bes 0ebems."
Y. Sutt: Sbre 2eber piQen finb bas
1risbrao bes aebens. Sd perbe itets
em 3nfal banfbar iein, tpelher mir
ielelben All meiner &enntniB bradte.
). 5airleigb, platte Common, Sol.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.