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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29
GnitOr Niclicns

6ar 10 aQereoe n9ret ber III / ct
Bar Maane0er. 9e FAR aiort gooe
6remifriot / Sproget, Tor De er al.
lere0e iaa plot. at De tror. at De al
orig oil lGre set. Get fommer man
life / 5anfer ON, fer man fan Ell
hel Gel al oet og timber, at bet init
life er iaa let Ell Sag at fomme
til Gnoe meo set, iom man boooe
oentet, oa mon be9pnOte.
Goitor @ieGien bar prpoifet Tor %
paa gngelif et Gar @nnge; Oct
brinaer 10 en- Del al Npsgerriabe0.
Sioite @nng bar Der benimo0 Ell
bolpt Sunore6e, booo Ser er meget
iiploent ue0 noget Meoe por Stir.
fe" ON @ftenen. grpoifenen par
uomprfet, iaa Solfen fonot, at ban
npiten bellere ieln pil0e baue pre-.
oifet; men set nafte Spmprfiom-
6eo. On Nbisreierent bap6e bsrt
ON ben % fom ielu nGite 0a9 for
at 6ere ben; ino maatte 8olfen 10
til set igen. 9oaen efter par Ser
ct me9et goot llotog n Sen | Dor
9(pis. Get er en6nn olOri9 ifet meo
nogen al 5olfens egne grGoifener.
Men en6oa er ban ilet life misun.
Bella, toprtimoo opiat poa at ioa
nogle fIere 9reoifener al iamme
SIngs. Son forelebis ianr ri en-
9ften ON Maaneoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29
Siu6oifcS ~iyurGlOrc

er 6eller life ul9e eiter iapanife
6orbolo. Oa De cr beuimoO De so.
III bar oe ; Born oe6te % MeOer
/ oere9 6ien bper ll9e..
Rptaarsoaa iatteoe De o0iaa ell
9eilutning. At .bereiter ifuloe 9erne.
lie bnoe SOP til at boloe Susanongt
b0cr Gag % 6coc peO 9orOet.
"a 9agen fomL pna bpilfen Der
ifulot ofreS til 6oripOrene, blep oct
unoloot. % Oct par beller life nogen
6orglemnelie. set oar 6leueu 9iort
ii0ite @ang. 9hl piloe De nof nnOer-
plies / Statesmen, iaa0an iom De
10 Dngite al gernene par bIe0ne /
5ior. Zen 0na fommer bit, 0a
6erren faar Dele 0et 0us. Oiet
9srnene bar ogiaa baaoe beoet %
ar6eioet for oct.
Gen ploite Sen er Sefretgr poo
Raa06uiet. oen pngite er Sfriuer
%iamueiteos. San bar foranoret iia
iaa meaet til set gooe. ii0en ban
6leu 0sbt, at set bar paft alminOe.
Tia Opmprfiombeo pao Rnn0buiet.
San bar nItio ppret en- goo 9ren1,
men noget fIpatig; ban er bleuen ioa
paapasien0e. pliatopfpIOenoe % poa-
lioelig, iom fun iaa 0renge / bans
aIoer (ban er omfrine t712 Gar
Nh.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29
Sreu ira Sapan.
DSpmnntring"

o5uif paa, 81 trpn8er I'll no1en
0pmuntring, ON ri ifal bIinc oe0
meo arbei0et ior Sapan".
Snaoau par BET min Ben ifreu
iorleoen. Get er pit meaet iae0t;
% ieg bltroe oa ifripe for at 5riage
oeuae 5pmuntrina. Get er r.aaita
ogiaa ionot. men - ia, Inn
Be Def life Denoes on2
Sapnn er life ct 6immerige, 9uor
man life mere bar Sfufielier. 5itn1.
iino. % bpaO Ill aae De Gina Ser
fommer no al ct iorpenOt 6ierte.
be0oer; nei. De er Der enonu. Sci.
Ter fife er oct Ct 2ano, boor ser
er ian me9en Spmuntring, al man
fan iaa0an uoen oi0ere ien6e .Gp.
muntring" bjem. llnoerti0en tunOe
man n9iten euife liz no9et tiIienot
enoog.
lei fommer oeioa, ON emo life
1 Stremme. ) BET ii0ite baple Mar
bar iea faaet - nei, ie9 oil lige
goot fife iige mere, Tor oct funoe
acrne ie no, iom ON ieg iaa o9iaa
uiloe iii at frnpe 0pmuntring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29
Sns iii sals.

) ii0ite 9reo ifrep ieg ON ct Be
relic. iom lea Tor nogle 9(ar iioen
loo opiere Tor guitor gonemuras.
Get er til 5ala. Get ct 8 500 breot
% II 200 lanet. Gpfsreliesiummen
uar 50 9en % Collars. Gen aar.
lige 2eie er geuioitbeoen ON, at
Fraiten bar 0a ct g9relie. 6por
ban fan p9re enc ON llgeoaaene.
Get er, buao iee bar bait Be iioite
6 aar; er ser M nogen. ser DiI
bGre 6useier / Snpon, iaa oil ieg
treffe mig tilboge til 6oroel Tor en-
iaaoon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29

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Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-11

que cualquier persona que posea una
educaci6n cOrriente puede sahr con 6xito.
La referida tabla de prueba, tiene ell so
licitante que devolyerla a la Oficina de
Supervision en- San Juan, dentro de
cinco dias Al recibirse las tablas LENA
das por los solicitantes, estas seran reyi-
sadas y clasficadaS y el Supervisor es-
cogera entonces las personals que dS.ra
recomendar al Director para ser nom
tritos municipaes de la isla.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-11
Los labljjOs del CensO
Puerto Rico repart,do en- nal cmdreata Y
dos Districts de enumeract6n

Ell senor d. A. Skinner, Supervisor
del Censo, ha terminado la parte de los
trabajos del Censo, en- cuanto a que
. Sc refere la creaci6n de los distritos
de enumeration, siendo ell numero total
de estos mil euarenta y dos, repartidos
como sigue:
Adjuntas q, Aguada II, Aguadilla
10, Aguas Buenas 10, AibOnito 10, Anas-
co IL, Arecibo Sc, Arroyo 6, Barranqui-
tas 10, Barros Is, Bayam0n 2S, CabO
POLO l6, Caguas %, Camuy IA, Carolina
IA, Cayey Is, Ciales II, Cidra 10, Goa
mo l6, Comerio 10, Corozal ID, Culebra
l, Dorado 5, Fajardo Is, Guayama II,
Guayanila IA, Gurabo II, HatillO IL,
Humacao %, Isabella Is, Juana Diaz 81
Juncos II, Lajas II, Lares 10, Las Ma
rias 13, Lola IA, Manat1 q, Maricao 9.
MaunabO Z, Mayaguez 32, MOca Ia, Mo
rows Is. Naguabo Il, Naraniito 9, Yau-
go 30, Patillas Is, Penuelas 13, Ponce
40, Quebradilas 8, Rincon 9, Rio Gran
de 13, Rio Piedras Is, Sabana Grande
II, Salinas g. San German %, San Juan
30 San Sebastian %, Santa Isabel 5, San
Lorenzo Is, Toa Alta 10, Toa Baja 6,
Trujillo Alto 6, Utuado Is, Vega Alta
TO- Vega Baja s. Vieques 9 y Yabucoa
10.
Esta ha sido sometida al Director del
Censo en- Washington para su aproba
,ci0n, Y quiere decir que sera empleado
un enumerador para cada uno de los
distritos de enumeration que haya en- la
Isla
Mas menOs ell dia - de Febrero Sc
ra remitido 4 cada sOlicitante que tenga
la posibilidad de ser designado para la
plaza de enumerador, un ejemplar de las
instruccioncs sobre la manera de llenar
las planillas una tabla de prueba, etc,
para que paSe TN eXamen.
Dich0 examen no sera dificil Y Sc cree
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-11

.. Eduardo Eazquez Alvarez, que pa
reCe eStaba algo alegre, entro en- una
casa gritdndo insultando, fue llama
do al orden por una hija de una sefIo-
ra enferma, y como no 10 hizo rec1blo
una de palos y piedras que 10 deJo
moldo Ingres6 en- el Hospital Trico-
che
Aver falleci6 en- ell mis1no Hospital
la Sra. Matilde Santiago que sufria de
enagenacion mental y ell domingo Sc
habla impreguado IA ropa en- petr0leo
y dado fuego,
Tambien han sido curados Francisco
Cruz, de una caida de una mula, Ma
nuel Diaz. de un golpe en- un ojo, igno-
rando quien Sc 10 diera Carmelo Ne
qr6n, que Sc puso fu4nar estando dis
frazado de oso lie cogi6 fuego la
lana, recibiendo quemaduras en- la
cara, pecho y manos.
Guillermo Rodriguez con Maria Ri
vera, Miguel Villaplana con Otilia
Arroyo, contrajeron matrimonio el lu :
mes ante el juez seflor Pasarell.
Esta en- Ponce Ell Lcdo. Jose Toro
Rios, de Humacao, acompafiado de su
esposa dofla Luisa Guzman.
La policia ha denunciado cinco
individuos, que Sc entretenian en- jugar
baraias, en- la orilla del Portuguese.
Ell Casino de Ponce, ha celebrado
durante la fiesta del Carnaval, los si-
guientes bales. FL sabado el de la
coronation de la Reina, Ell domingo de
mascara. Ell lunes de blanco y el mar
tes, de mascara,
Y ell Centre Espanol, uno ell domingo
y otro ell MATES, arnbos de mascaras.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-11
ALcI6M TERAPtUTlcA
DE la APH09lME DAvie

la APHODlNE DAVID no prOvOca nj
nauseas, nj colicOs. Puede prOlongarse sin
Inconvenience su empleo hasta restaDis-
cerse normalmente las funciones.
Indicaciones. - Indcase la APHODiNE
DAVID en- cuantos casOs es precise COM
batir 81 esfreiimiento accidental detido "
stonta del intestine, en- los embdrdzos gastre-
ixfestisaies, en- algunos desordenes del ni-
gado en- que es necesario estimular la fun-
ei6n biliar, etc.
Per su emple0, cuantas enfermedades 20
svftaran Efectivamente, durante la dtges'
ton, f6rmase una gran cantfdad de pf1ncs-
ptOs t6xicOs. Su acumulacion en- ell orga.
nismo, consecuencja del estfehimiento,
produce primero la tnapetencia luege
vienen las jaquecas, los marcos, 81 emoa'
razo gastrico, las dispepsias, la htpocon-
dria, las almorranas, etc. Segun ell dio-
samen de algunas nOtabilidades medtcae,
In neurastenia, la apendicitis son quizA
provocadas pof dichas t0xinas no mi
aadas. Es p0r 10 tanto sumamente inters-
sante desocupar ell intestine y, para ellie.
nfngun laxative puede comparafse q 10
APHODINE TAVID.
DOSIS LAxATTvA. Una dos tld0ras pof
Ia noche al aoostarse y, case necesaris.
ana p0r la mafiana al '7vantarse.
Dsp6sttos ss fodas las trincspalss kdrrsdcsss e
d s. Asa: ripRL GUILLERNerv
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-11
MvEyA MEDIcAcI0N
DEL ESTREMiMiENT0

Trabaj0s anteriOres habian m0stredo que
ia BoURDAINE QranGNla) es un purganfs ~
frdstico, perfectamente apropiado d las snfsrH"e-
aadss a5donsinates Y d las dfeccioSes he'aorros-
aales, que obra con mayor efc0ciG origins p'ssos
dolores cue et rtabar6o y 81 sen
Las distintas tentativas hechas al ob1eto
de que entire la BoURDAINR (frangulal en-
Ia terap3utica, han fracasado ante la Diff
cultad con que Sc ha tropezado, hasta aho-
"a, para conseguir una preparation que
sncerrara principles purgativos eonforms
sxisten en- la corteza SEGA.
Nos ha permitid0 resOlver ell prOblema IN
modo especial de tratamiento. La APHO-
DINK DAVID cOntiene tod0s los principles
activos de la Frangula. su superioridad
sobrs las medicacioneS utilizadas hastA
noy dia, la han demoatrado numerosos
snsayOs en- los hOSptales de Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-11
APHODIME DAVID
{AFOOINA DAVID
PNDORAS LkxxTItAS
EsessdRss ks las sfsecioass AsfssftssAs
GEL sSTRENIMlENTo

m Estrsaimisrto es afecoion tan frsoueates
Eue no 20 cuenta la cantidad de medlcA-
elcoes propuestas una dospues de otfa. TO
Aas, adem&s, Ofrecen al enfernno el grave
inoc1vsntente de un habitO bastante r&
pido In esas condolences, atentase, y 90
tmpreacindible aumentar 50 dOsis para
Iegar 4 un resultado. Es esta necesfdaA
un verdadero peligro para las personas que
tienen que apelar d los laxativos, pues em:
pieKa pOf irritarse ell intestine, luego ID
estPelifmiento no tarda en- hacerse mas per.
tinaz que sutes del empleo de los mismos.
Entran en- esta categoria los purgantss
salinos, el acibar, la escamOnea. la 1alapa+
Ia coioQuin:.da, la gonna guta que constitu-
yen la base de la mayOrta de les prspara-
clones laxattvas.
COnvenfa por 10 tanto acudir otros me-
dicamentOs para hallar un verdadero esps-
eificO de la constipation. No basta. ca
efecto, provocar deposiciones; es precise,
ademas y sobre TODD, curar una afeccion
que results tan peligrOsa para Quien %
halia aduejado de la misma Cuantas
intermediates resultan de esta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-11

Esta noche Sc celebrara, en- los sa-
lones del Ayuntamiento, una conferen,
cia de Libre Pensadores, la que estara
a cargo del Sr don Federico Degetau
~ Gonzalez.
El domingo, en- la tarde lego esta,
ell captain de la policia Sr. Fernandez
Mater Inmediatamente tomo possession
de su cargo,
Javier Figueroa arm6 un escandalo
en- la calle del Castillo. Al intervenir
la policia agredi6 a esta, siendo de-
nunciado por ambos delitos.
Del MercadO, han Sido sustraido.
tres sacos de habichuelas, propiedad
de los detall;stas Eladio Martinez.
Juan Rodriguez y Simon Baiz, ;gno-
randose, quien quienes hayan podido
ser los autores del robo.
Ell lunes salio para Aguadila, a don
de ha Sido trasladado, el captain
Schettinl
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-05

able man in handling the market end
of the business.
Manager John Moore was of the
opInIun mat meetings oil TINS cnarac-
Ter should be nelu oftener-he be-
neyeu ~ would be DenenclaI. he
spoke Of the efforts beng made TO
secure attractive labels for each sec
uon shipping through the ASSOCIATION,
as II Was undoubtedly True mat the
consumers cared more for the brands
of goods tnan Tor the ASSOCIATION
wnlcn handled them. This would
entail expense, but 1t ought not to
seriously interfere with the dividends
~ the holders OF stock, the majority
OF which is neld in the Palisade dis
trict
Mr.. Moore dwelt at length upon the
need OF uniform pack and urged that
care be taken TO see that no overripe
peaches were allowed in the crates
The Palisade pack for peaches, he
said, was far in advance of Califor-
mia, but they were beginning to get
busy out there and the people here
should make still further improve
ments. Mr.. Moore stated frankly
that Palisade growers were deficient
in their pear and apple pack, and
they ought to be improved at once.
In raising Jonathan apples Mr.. Moore
said he knew the Grand valley could
beat all the world. He cautioned the
growers to watch their peaches and
make sure they were picked in time
10 carry to eastern markets.
A. b. Hoyt, who will be the fruit
inspector for the association in this
district for the season, said he had
only one matter to speak of and that
was the seeming desire of the grow
ers to cater to the rapid packers who
allowed too many ripe peaches to get
into the boxes. He thought the mat
ter ought to be watched more care
fully, and he hoped to see improve
ments this year.-Palisade Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-05
THE
GRAND RIVER
WATER IDEA

The Sentinels stand that this city
will yet have to go to the Grand river
for its water is daily receiving addi-
tional support.
The latest endorsement of the idea
comes from NJ. o. Delaplain, who is
now in Denver. The following letter
from our prominent citizen speaks
for itself:
Denver, June 80. 1910
Mr.. l. n. Bunting.
Grand Junction, Colo
Dear Sir
\ few days ago / noticed an edi-
torial in your valuable paper upon the
city of Grand Junction obtaining
their source of water supply by going
above Palisade and getting same from
the Grand river and putting in good
filter system.
| wish to say that this is a SPLEEN
did idea. and have spoken TO several
people of this same matter and they
have agreed with me that if a prop
erly filtered system was put in we
would receive as good water as we
could expect to receive from Hannah
creek or in other mountain streams
think this is the main issue which
Grand Junction must push and push
hard. | did not fully realize the
drawback to Grand Junction for the
settlement of the city until | had
spent six weeks or over here.
l have met scores of people who
know all about Grand valley and the
city of Grand Junction, but they
all object to our supply of water, and
as far as | am concerned | am going
TO push this as hard as | possibly can
to get better water into our city.
| think the matter of water for
Grand Junction is the first thing
which we should consider and then
take up the matter of paving our
streets.
| am pleased to inform you as the
days go by | am feeling much better
and | am looking forward to the day
when | can return to the city of
Grand Junction and again take up
my work and boost for the western
slope.
Sending compliments to yourself
and all the boys, remain,
Yours truly,
DELAPLAIN.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-05
GROWERS MEET
DISCUSS PACK

A meeting of fruit growers was
called at Bower hall on Thursday
night by the officers of the Grand
Junction Fruit Growers association
for the purpose of talking over the
fruit situation for the season and
disseminating Information about
picking and packing. Vice President
John Bridges presided and talks were
made by G. II. Hodges, f. X. Davis,
Howard Fletcher and John Moore,
manager of the association.
MIR. Hodges told OF the information
he had gathered while spending the
winter in New York City. He had
visited the commission men and talk
ed over the needs of the work to be
done at the growing end of the bust
ness to make the fruit more sought
after on the markets. He learned
that IL was the attractive manner in
which the fruit was presented to the
buyers that caught the best prices
carefulness in pack as well as hon
esty in the class of goods. Mr.. Hodges
urged the growers to watch essentials
and see that the fruit was carefully
selected and then put up in the most
approved form. He believed the i'm
proved results in returns from the
markets would soon become apparent.
Assistant Manager Davis gave some
information about the way in which
the growers accounts We're cared for,
and was followed by Howard Fletcher
who will soon b@hicf 10 Omaha as
the eastern agea range association
Mr.. Fletcher the unforte manner OF
shipping fS tree. where twas handled
on the m frounaa storm ; thoroughly
Ronvjfsant with conditions at this
EXIT is believed he will make a valu-
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-05
SIX DAYS Of
OF JOLL|Ty

What promises to be the event of
the season will take place in this city
during the week beginning June 20,
on which occasion the Eagles of this
city announce their carnival. They
have made extensive preparations to
have a big celebration and with an
energetic committee to look after the
necessary details there is little doubt
that their expectations will be real
lied. They have made arrangements
with the Famous Parker Shows and
this organization is one of the very
highest class in the carnival business,
the name of Parker being a guarantee
that that the various attractions and
amusements are all of the cleanest
and up to date character. There are
this year with the Parker aggregation
no less than three feature acts, all of
which bear an international reputa-
ton.
Nothing of a suggestive nature is
allowed with the Parker company.
Nothing that can in any way offend is
permitted with the aggregation. and
the seal of cleanliness. the business
motto of Colonel Parker. is seen in
every way to be no idle boast.
1t is to this method that he owes
the popularity that he undoubtedly
enjoys in the amusement world. and
he is determined to live up to the
very letter to the reputation that he
has gained after years of catering to
the amusement loving people of the
world.
Principal among the numerous at
fractions that are to be provided may
be mentioned the following: THE
Annex" over which colossal colec-
ton of strange and curious people
and interesting amusement and edu-
cational features that well known and
popular Snowman, Major George C.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-05

Word has been received from Bert
Dow, since he reached Cripple Creek
He is making good nicely but has
been placed in center field instead of
shortstop. Captain Moorehead of this
city stated that he believed that the
quality of ball Dow has been playing
this year entities him to a try-out at
shortstop.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-05
KEPT THE KING AT HOME.

For the past year we nave kept
the king of all laXatives--Dr. Kings
New Life Pills--in our hople. and
they have proved blessing to all our
family" writes Paul Mathulka OF
Buffalo, N. Y. Easy, but sure rem
edy for all stomach, liver ard kidney
troubles. Only 25c at the c. d. Smith
Drug Company.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-05
A DREADFUL WOUND

from knife. gun, tin can. rusty mali.
fireworks or of any other nature de-
mands prompt treatment with Buck
lens Arnica Salve to prevent blood
poison or gangrene It's the quick
est. surest healer for all sucn wounds
as also for burns, boils. sores. skin
eruptions, eczema, chapped hands,
corns or piles. 25c at the c. y. Smith
Drug Company.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-05

The baseball game between the
Congregationalists and Christians
scheduled for today has been post
poned to tomorrow on account of the
death of the little Marshall girl. Yes
terday, the Christians defeated the
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-05

For the best of all kinds of insur-
ance see Perry & Simmons.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-05

Plenty of money to loan on city
Bros.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-05

You


to have your coal carried to your coal
bin, and from your bin to your stOve3
or do you break your back and carry
it yourself! Do you get the kitchen
all filled up with ashes and lcse your
patience and peace OF mind?
Let us take the worry and work
Of your shoulders.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-02

vIQtLjIplSS*tVS CltSt|tIAS SDLC&t
erfldrung miro int gorobannooer.
iden 2anoesboten befannt gegeben:
u@brenerflarung.
Die auf Der &aiier-@ -@eburtstaas.
feier in Standardization bon mir all
@errn @il6elm @ilfens getane Meu.
Berune: u&ief NAL, 8ileln, 10 i6eei
iitt'it 9u inn &alei1pogeu!" nebnlc
t6 5uriid uno bemerfe, ooB id) ndfl.
tig ybubn" mar unb oie @biidt eia1er
8eleioigllne ni6t botte, iresbalb
au6 meine pSunpelei" nidt libel 5ll
nebmen lit. &errn @ilbeln 8il-
fens ober erflare ib fir eincn bra-
ben 8rodtmeniden. Wfit oieIer gb-
renerflarung lit Die fruntlne So6e
luieoer eeraoe uno iino mir iest ipie-
Der Die beiten 5reunoe in u2iitt.
Medles".
Seinridb Sol1ten, &l. -Wetellen. i"
@err @ilbelm @ilfens iist iest al-
10 pieoer grab inn &aleidmagen"
Ser leltene @aIt" yin nieo.
lihes @ei6idt6en aus &inocrn1uno
er5dblt elm 2eier Der .SdoIi6en
Gunoi6ou":: Meine iiebenlabrise
Siinaite lieIt eifrie in ibrcn. @eib-
nodtsbu6 uno buhitabiert oil einem
fatiel oeIien 2olung, tpie i9 bolb
erriet Ser 80. 5ebruor iein io!lte::
u@r lit elm ielt'ner @olt
ltno r1odt ttidt lange Hait.
Sour einmol in bier Sabren
&on1nt er in's 2ono gefaDren,
llnb lit bereits entfhipnnoer
Na6 bierltnb5lpon5ig 5tunoen !"
60 lieit iie Iaut, uno nah einigem
Radoei1fen ruff fie: SD bob's, Der
Goiier!"
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gambbeit fann nidBt sebeiIt iperber
ourd Iofale NppIifationen, fpeiI iic ben
ben frarfen Sell beg 9bres nibt erreis
ben f0nnen. gs eiebt MIR einen Neg.
Die Saubbeit dl flrieren, unb ber III
ourd fonftitl,tioneIIe 9eiln1ittel. Snub<
belt ipirb bur9 eirlen ent3iinbeten s.
ita1o ber i6leirnieen Nnsfleioung ber
@uftahiiden 0f0bre berllriodt. Benr;
oieie 0fobre ii6 ent5inbet. 1abt SIR els
ner rllmpelnoen Son ober unbolIfommes
nes @eb0r; unb tperl iie gar,5 geibfcI,
len lit, erfoIet Saubbeit, lirio tpenn 6ieie
gnt8iinbung nidt eeboben unb hieie
Hobre ipieoer i'll ibren geb6rigeu 8us
itanb berfebt tperben far,1l, tpiro Sas
@eh0r fir INNER serit6rt perben; neun
SdIle unter 5ebn iinb bur6 Ratarrp
oerllria1t. tpel9er nihtS ais elm entr
siinoeter 3uitonb Der f6Ieimigen Gber<
fl6dlen lit.
@ir tpoIlen ein6unbert DoIIars fir
eoen (onrdl &atarrb beruria1ten 1aIl)
BON Saubheit geben. ben mir nid3t b,ir6
ginnebmen bon 9al's aatarr6sR1lr tels
len tonnen. 2abt gub umfonft girtus
lare fommen.
s. $. gbeneb & 60, Tolebo, 6.
T 8erfauft BON allen @pot6efen, 75c.
5all's Gamilicn<9iIIen iinb bic better.
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g[us Berlin ipiro berifltct

: glus Berlin miro berihtCt
9ei Der bonn 9lntiquariaf 8. g. s.
6enrici beranitolteten photographer.
gerlteigerung pliroen fiir einen 9rief
@oetbes bon Gbriitian bon Monnlid)
in Wiiin6en $40 Marf unb fir eill
Stammbu6bIatt oes GidterS 355
0forf ee3ablt. 3tpei 8ricfe Sd)il
lers ON &orner famen ailf 305 unb
275 Morf, Drei Seine.griefe 5u.
ionnmen auf 925 Marf Sir Elm Stn.
oenten-Stammbu6 bonn Sabre 1886
5obIte man 1910 Warf.
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@or feds Sabren murSe i'm
Waloe bon 8r5e8fotpis in Oaerible.
lien Der Soriter Sieg1uno bei einen1
3uianmenltoB NIT @ilobieben er,
ldoiien. Inter Dem @eroadt Der
Iateridaft NOR balo barauf Ser Bic,
geleiarbeiter Qrbanef berbaftet NOR
oen; er nlubte aber tpieber e,itlaiien
iuer0en, oa ibm Ole Sat nidt nadge.
luieien tperben fonnte. SSsest hat ltr-
banef, bon @epiiiensbiiien eepIast,
lelbit an5eige eritattet, oaB er ben
Joriter eridoiien babe. @r tpur6e
lpieoer perbaftet.
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@ie quite gsadridlten fidl perbreiteu

sd bin 70 Sabre alt unh reiie
piel", idreibt g. S. Solion aus
gliiabetbtotpn, Gp. .lleberaa EN-
pfeble id electric 8itters, rell i1
inn meine @eiunbbeit na1o 2ebena-
fraft peroanfe." 8erfeblt nie Der.
Wagen at15ureaen, Nieren uno Ser.
ooulng 81 regeln, Die 2eber gu ititnu-
lieren, bie geerben gu itarfen ,no
oas 8lut gu reiniaen. @erirht es.
9eur SOC. @arantiert BON allen Drug
aiften.