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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13
FOR
By Margaret Morton.

Petticoats are more frilly and rufiy
than they have been for several seasons
Embroidery combined with medallion In
sets is strongly favored. In the silk pet
ticoats there is an increasing demand for
plaid and dresden silks The cnangeable
silks are also expected to have the vogue
that these effects will have in suits and
gowns. Petticeats for wear under wash
dresses may be had OF Bingham, cham
bray. linen and seersucker All Of the
white petticoats not attached to corset
covers are cut circular, with no fullness
about the waist and with the f1ounce put
on just below the knees Some of these
have a tucked ruf1le Of net set on just
below the embroidery or lace f1ounce
which adds a dainty fuf4iness to the skirts.
Charming little night caps are being
shown, in white china silk run with pink
or blue ribbons which are to be tied in .
big bow under the chin. Some of these
have little sachets hid in their soft lining,
and altogether are bewitching little vani.
ties.
Teagowns ard neg!igees are taking on
so extravagant ard artistic character,
that one is not always ablo TO tell at a
glance whether one Is looking upon
lounging robe or an evening toilet. Chif-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13
By Rene Mansfield.

striking suit OF this material made In the
fashion just described. but trimmed with
black sou,ache. in a simple design. ap-
piled to narrow bands OF scarlet broad
cloth.
The princess dress will be worn, In
silks, and lingerie effects. by the slim
girl to whom 1t has proved 30 becoming
A pretty style that q brown-eyed school, girl
was buying tho other day. had four plaits
in the skirt on each side. that sprang
from the pointed side portions OF the
waist. The back and front were in panel
effect A square yoke and tight-ftting
undersleeves were OF corn color tucked
chiffon. which hArmonixed beautifully
with the rich brown OF tho fouiard with
its ecru polka dots. The over sleeves ex-
tending to Just above the elbow were
slashed. and laced across with brown
velvet ribbon. while a band Of velvet out
lined the yoke on both sides. soft tie
OF the foulard. lined with corn-color satin
was brought from each corner Of the yoke
to tie in n knot and hang to the waist line
The hats tor the young girl Of fashion
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13

are simple but very dashing. the touch q
red that is being used SO advaneagsousiy
for grown-upS being employed sxtrava-
gantly in splashing bows or jaanty quilts
and winga One large sailor shape. OF
black and white check straw. had . huge
scarlet velvet bow perked up on the s3do
of II. bewitchingiy. For the small chill.
dren the butter bowl hat with rosette or
flower trimming II In the lead.
For the tiny maids. the pinafore. I'm
pire and Russian styles are much used In
all the wash fabrics. There 10 an IN.
creasing demand for hand work on these
little garments which Is being met By
very clever limitations which arc obtain
able at about half the price OF the real
hand-done dresses. White win lead In the
wash dresses. though ginghams. cham.
brayA lawns and linens IN colored an0
striped or figured ef,ecta viii b. largely
used in the palmer dresses.
For the little girls party dress are the
sheerest white materials and also orgAn-
dies sprinkled with tiny blossoms which
may be made up IN tho most picturesque
styles with sashes and rufYies and dainty
bits of ribbon. till the wee things look IKE
Dsesdea shepaesdesses.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13

makers Of modes devolve fashions that
recall the wasp like waists of a few years
lsince-the Louis XIV styles. for instance,
and the present belted blouse effects
The corset makers speak up straightway
and proclaim the imminent revival Of
minute waists and suddenly curving hips.
But Madame? Pooh. she will have mono
Of it-not If the distraught corset makers
can devise no other models at all calcu-
lated to force entire renewal Of stock.
She has been permitted to get acquainted
with the workings of her diaphragm anC
she proposes to be comfortable at all costs.
/ Thus it ia that there has been little
change in corset styles for spring and
summer wear. The bust is slightly low
cred. the back is slightly shortened, with
a bit more spring below the waist line
the tendency is toward greater suppleness
and less boning, and the trimmings arc
livery simple.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13

dimnutive toilet room with four scowling
females elbowing their way to the tiny
glass Another attractive way to mako
, up a travelling kinnona is to cut out . full
mother hubbard and shirr three tuck1
about the waist, through which cable cord
may be run When this is drawn up to
| fit the waist, and Dutch collar added at
the throat, the garment has rather tho
appearance OF a robe than kimona.
The Japanese silk kimonas. with Dor
ders OF plain china silk, are indispensable
for general use. Pretty effects are OBJ
tanned with cotton crepe, also, which may
be had as cheap as fifteen cents yard.
and may be bound with ribbon. or 4 fancy
silk or soft cretonne. Figured dimtie1
and barred muslins are desirable for tho
warm weather. Many of these have q
belt Of beading through which ribbon Is
run, and the square neck is also finished
with the ribbon-run beading.
The short negligees and dressing jack
cts may be found in great variety OF
styles from the lace trimmed silk oneo to
the simple little muslin ones with neat
belt and lacy Dutch collars. One charm
ing model was Of pale pink messaline,
trimmed with wide Chantilly lace to
each edge Of which was sewed a rufflc OF
narrow black Val Tho lace was put on
in sailor effect about the neck, and formed
a sort of peplum about the waist.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13

El1S bard and woolens. There are
not many OF her kind. But there are
many who moved to extravagant pur-
chases. or eye-torturing needlework, upon
beholting the shop windows with their
dainty finery. Never has lingerie repre-
scented greater ingenuity In design or a
greater amount of hand work and elabor-
alton.
The hand embroidery. which for a time
fourished Independently the lingerie OF
the most fastidious. is now combined with
quantities of lace. and tucking and bead
ing and big medallions of Irish or Cluny.
The English openwork embroideries are
most effectively used on the more elabor-
ate models. while the Lorraine and Ma
deira embroideries are good limitations OF
the French hand work. and are more dur
able and economical than the latter.
A novelty in the ribbon trimming of
lingerie is the use Of little sprays OF rose
buds made from narrow satin ribbons.
Tiny green leaves. such as come on milli-
merry buds, hug the satin rosebuds and
trail down with the dangling ribbons
These sprays are fastened on the night
gown and corset cover and finish the rib
bon that is run through the petticoat
beading.
WIN ING return OIL TIC ocpdIolc pioOSc
though the lingerie blouse cannot be
said ever to have gone out--the corset
cover is regaining favor. All-over en-
broidery is used n great deal for these
combined with lace or medallons The
princess model continues to be the most
desirable style Of garment for wear with
gowns, however. This may consist of cor
set cover and drawers combined, or OF
corset cover and short skirt. Row after
row Of insertings are used on these until
they resemble an abbreviated lingerie
gown. The growing insistence on perfect
fitting undergarments has resulted in
great care being taken that there Is not
wrinkle or a suspicion Of fullnes1 in cor
set cover or slip. Sometimes castings are
made on the inner side of these princess
slips into which whalebones may be
Is washed. =
The prevailing styles in outer garb
usually penetrate pretty quickly to the
undergarments. Gone are the Empire
effects in night gowns and negligees The
normal waistine Is restored. and bead
dngs are seen to circle the waist instead
Of being placed Just before the bust.
Knickerbockers will always be favored
by the woman who wishes to dispense
with all unnecessary fullness and nuff1-
eatin dc venezia probably in greatest
demand. though they arc shown in deli
cate colors, also.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13

girl az those Of the spring season seem
to do. The jaunty Russian blouse seems
designed for 4 youthful figure: the full
skirts lend grace to the lankiest limbs
the round hats are built for curving con-
tours.
An attractive model in a suit for every
day wear. which illustrates the style that
will be most generally worn by the young
girl this season, was developed in navy
blue tussah silk. The skirt was a plated
one. with the plaits stitched down some
distance from the waist line. giving q
yoke effect. The jacket, in Russian blouse
style. was gored to the shoulders. with
the side-lapping fastened with military
ornaments. The belt. cuffs. bottom Of the
skirt and tapping edge of the blouse were
braided with soutache matching the ma
terial. This style will be particularly at
tractive in the summer fabrics. such as
linen. duck. crash or Madras. Shepherd
check continues to be well liked One
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13

and laces but If pink finger tip push
forth through her glove tip, or a button
less gap be d disclosed. her ways are made
plain to US We are certain the millinery
and the frou-frou are dragged and tat
tered
In this day OF silk and chamois gloves
woman can be always neatly and in
extensively gloved Chamois gloves not
only may be washed dozen times. each
time coming out like new il properly done,
but they give a touch of smartness to
the street frock, and are particularly az
fected by the outdoor woman because
OF their supple qualities. Silk gloves are
worn the year around by many OF the
best dressed women it is declared this
season will see a greater popularity for
them than ever before.
Though we have but just been ernanci-
pated from the purse-splitting long gloves
dealers getting ready to meet the big
demand there is bound to be for them
when the elbow sleeve is fairly with Us
again. For early spring the noscuetaire
in six and eight button lengths will be
worn with the new three-ouarter. or
mere nearly. seven-eighths sleeves For
automobiling or driving these come IN a
slightly heavier weight, and instead Of
buttons have a strap at the wrist to con-
fine the fu1lnesA
Gloves for evening wear are usually
OF the is. 20 and - button lengths A
decided novelty in evening effects Is q
glove with the back stitching outlined with
tiny pearls. This idea is also carried
OF, in variou. colored gems. but the
effect is not so attractive
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13
Beyond His Limit.

Husband examining railway ticket
Why. according to the announcement
for ten days
wne-weI. why complain OF that
It's a good deal more Of a guarantee
in that line than you can give.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13

HEN a woman won't, she won't,
and that's all there Is to It.
Never has this been so con-
ciusively proven as in the case
OF woman versus the corset
makers. Ever and anon the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13
ATTRACTIVE LINGERIE AND NEGLIGEES
FOR THE SUMMER SEASON.

HE woman fhac IL not moved
by a fiimy cloud OF lace and
embroidery and half-concealed,
wholly alluring ribbons and
bows. is fit for a mother hub
bard and woolens. There are
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13
STYLES FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
REPLlCAS OF GROWN-UP' FASHIONS

Any times tho attempt TO adapt
prevailing adult styles to
youthful wearers results in IN
congruou5 and absurd effects
But never have the fashions So
favored the needs OF the YOUNG
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13
GLOVE HINTS.

HERE is nothing about a woman
that so loudly proclaims her
taste and her habits as the
sort of gloves she is wearing.
She may smile under imported
millinery. and trail chiffons
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-28

- Or. Sfi6aro StrouB ser
S1opfer Der yGalome" Slnb ,glcf.
tro", bat in @ien einen 13idsrigen
nllliifalii6en @unberfnaben eltoedt,
Der als Elm 5meiter Mo5art besriibt
miro. Ser anobe beiBt Grid aorn-
golo. Sein 8ater, elm befannfer
8iener Wuiiffritifer, ianbte fiir5.
lidJ brei ieiner &ompoiitionen cine
Sonate, cine Hantomime i'll 5iue:
gilbern nno ie1s aarafterit:,oien,
Die Don Quirote gum Gegenitai,be
baben, ON Or. GtrauB Mno erbieIt
Dor einigen Sagen Ole folgeube
9lnttport bon benz Meiiter:: SD ba.
be ole &ompoiitionen Sbres Sob.
mes nit @ritaunen geIeien. Weile
eriteln ginoriide iparen etlpas mic
Sdauer uno 5urht Dor oenl @enie.
oas iid 90 offenbart. Sest bege id
ieoo6 ben beiben @unih, bab Die.
les iugenolihe galent ii6 in nor-
moler @eiie enttpideln moge. Sol.
DIE Siherbeit bes Stils, Weii.crihaft
Der Sorm, Snoibioualitat oes 9lus-
oruds uno Eonbarmonie! Gs il.
nunoerbar." Brof. Sermann GretiG-
mar, Der 9ireftor Der Berliner Mu.
iif.Sohihule, Dem Die aolrpoiitio.
nett besanaben gleihfans nltterbrei.
tet poroen iinb, 6,lBerte fib ebe,lio
entbuiiaitiid iiber oieielben, ME
Or. StrauB.
ssn Der Gpn-p-8ebu Goblenlni-
ne gu @ales iinb bur6 ben 5ufam.
menbruh elmer S6a6tmai6inerie
fiinfbunoert Mrbeiter in elmer @rube
eingeidlofien. gsettungsarbeiten bu.
ben iofort begonnen llnb man bofft,
lie ale eIiidli6 beraus5ubriuaen.
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baus bon Seifia u. 0uid III Ole
Suit seiprenst gu baben, wllroe in
Brairie gitp, Sa., SRI. Wsaru GU
tbrie aug Carthage, 81, perbaftet.
8IiidIiber @etie blieben alle 5elppb-
uer nnberlest. Sn Dem Sauis
befanb iid Or, 9lleranber Sail aus
golfar nit ieiner iungen 8attin,
friiberem SRI. Mprtle Quif. &oll
lpar einmol NIT SRI. Guthrie per-
lubt unb man glaubt, baB bas JIM.
ae Mabben aus Mabe bas sfttentai
EberanlaBt bat.
@ie man aus @aibillston mel
oet, miro Die 4orporoti5nsfleu
ni9t 10 biel einbringeh ipie man an
genonmen batte. Mon batte an
fnngs anf 25 Millionen 1olar ee.
rebnet, bann auf 80 Millionef1, lett
lit man Der Iniidt, oaB Der Grtlo0
nidt mebr als % Millionen betra'
gen miro.
- General Miles, Der 'friibers
Ober.8efeblsbaber lllierer @>1noes-
armeey iit bon Ieinem Bfer0 abge-
lporfen tporoen l,no bot oabei 5ipei
9fippen gebroden.
Sn elmer Sdule ou Alton,
Sa, bat iib elm orei5eDnid5riges
Wdohen nanlens geina 9llltbis in
@egenpart ibrer 2ebrerin llno i6rer
Witihiiler nit &arboli6ure pergif-
tot
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s + a 5.

Gin @agen Ger 5ipii6en 0al.
as ulo Sort Wortb fabren0en vSll,
lerllrbm" =8abn rannte an Der areu-
jung Der 5ebnten uno Der Sefferion
5trnbe NIT einern Mutornobil 5ltlanl.
men, in Dem iih S. SO. 13eir aus
Brandon in Sill County ne6lt ieiller
5rau uno bret ainoern un6 elm &c.
niiIer Sobn Spofer, ebeniaas aus
Brandon, befanoen. g[ae ic6s Ssn-
iaifen muroen idiper perlett. gScir
uno oas eine Rino iperben aoaDr-
ideinlid) fterben.
= Sn einem 8roaeile Ser 5taot
DeniiDn gegen Die Deniiom & 5Ier.
nan &ailpaD So. bat basSupremege-
riht oes Staates entihiebeu, oaB Tin
vStpitb Trad" nibt 'als DEouble
frad" angeieben nerben foltue uEn
oaB cine giienbabn, Die bas ietIt ba,
BE, Elm v9ouble Grad" iiber eirs
Strabe gu legen, unter bieier @e.
rehtfame fein o5mit1 Erad" liter
Die StraBe legen oiirfe.
80 gines Der @ebauoe Des Nuitin
College in Sberman, bas Iuoenamn.
te 9oge 5ouie, lit abgebrailnf. Oas
Geuer breitete iidJ aud auf einigt
Na6barbduier aus unb aerft6rte aud
iie. Der @eiammtidaoen belauft ild
alf ungefdbr $4,000.
Sn ganpon gitp muroe eir
Snnge namens Sanforb Sboituell
Der ai1f einen in 8epegung be
iinolihen 3ug ipringen moate, iiber
fabren uno aetotet.
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5. & 6. q. 8a6n.
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go. 7-2ocal bon 9earne. 1000 ntorg
No. 9-Socal bon Baleitine -. ;. :.
So. 4 Son @egifo. .1.5o madln.
gao. 12-2ocal bon 2areoo (eeniI6t) !.
;. 900 n,or9.
SO. 4 Mad) benz gorben. 1.55 uo.fm.
SO. g. ga9 benz Noroen. 500 absnbs
go. 8-2ucal tlad) BaIeitine 7.30 mora
$40. To- ggpreB nad 9earne. :. -.
SO. 5 -aaa gasgifo 100 mors' alS
Ro. II -2oeal na9 2arebo (semidt) :.
:. :. -. 900 abenbs.
g. u. & u. q. gabm.
Gr,tunft-
$50. 1-1oufton Ii. 5. &iilte 700 nadm
SO. 3-9oufton Ii. b. &iiite 700 PORN
So. 5-&iiftenftdbte. lib radlr
,No. 40 9on @errbille .9:45 bor1n
No. "A Son &errpille, nrr 9onrttaes
49,. ...... 9:46 rln9n1
$50. 2-3oufton Ii. 3. &iifte. 1925 BORN
9o. 6-aiiifenitdbte. e.. -. 40 noehm.
SO; 43-Nad aerrbiue, ailssenommen
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no. 10-gl gafo u. ggeiten. .7:3o uddrn
80. s-sa6 81 gaio unb meiten.
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gietOria 9ipiiiOn, 8. S. & g. u.
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SO. 5Oe-- guero. @ictoria. 500 BORN
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antunft -
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= %: 10 HaulHl
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Cute Mrbeit.
Saslid in San slntoniO sstam. @icIe
8iirser ipredem bapom.

Sait ieOer 2eler Bot bon Doans
geierett &illen geb0rt. Sbre quite
slrbeit oauert in San Mntonio fort
mo unlere 8iireer fiigen iuuner ,pei-
tere 3engniIIe fir lire @irfianlteit
Sen alten Bel. geidts lit elm beHerer
8etpeis oes 8ertes als Die grfabrun
gen unierer Sreur1be uno Madbarr.
2eit oieien Sal:
S. g. @raban, 73O @Dontillg
StraBe, San 9lntonio, Seras, iast:
Sd eebral6e 8oan's Mieren Yilleu
felt Sabren nit Dem belfen @rfolg.
Sd founte feline 2inoerllng gesen ei-
ne droniide Sdbmung in meinea
2enoen finoen, unb oa ib bon Doans
Weiren-Hinen las, idaffte ib mir Ell
men 8orrat an. Sic pirften 10 aus
ge5eidnet, baB i6 Biz Dor Rur5en
feinen meiteren @ebraud fir cine
Nieren=Webi5in bate. 90 fane,l
meine 9eieren in l1noronung lino Die
@usl6eiorngen 1ebr ,tnnatiirlif. gln
oen guten grfolg, BEN i6 borber Don
9oons geieren Yillen erbielt, mid er-
irnernb, ging id nod oer 8era.
Drug So. uno bolte mir cine S1ab.
tel Sd batte crit einen Sell berIel,
Ben ge6rau6t ,oIs olle 8eidiperben
beri6lpanben.
Gum @erfouf BEL oIlen Sdnolern.
Breis 80 Gents. 9olter-Wilhnrll
60, guffolo, Seem Sort, a1eilltJe
@eenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert Gud bes Nalnetls =
0oans = uno nebnt feline orloeren.
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Der 9amom Der 2nf.

lit Der Getm BON 60 Grippe. Derlel-
be er5euet Shtpdhe, Nerooiitat, slrs
petitloiigfeit nit l1noronungen Der
0eber nno geieren. electric gitters
reiriigt oas gfut, ftdrft ben Magen
uno brinet 2eber uno geieren n;e.
ser in Or6nlng. 9ur Soc. 8one Sp.
frieoenbeit gorontiert bon allen
TrudoiTten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-28
AaHitalbeilmne
Nerbeni6wd6e

e6ro1e, nerSbje Derfonen, eepIoet bon Soft,
EiinesloEeisst nno f3le4teH 9rdumen. erfHop.
lerben ausfihffen, Rrnft..- Mfden. uno aopi.
unb 0eii4tS. Aatarrb. waaeen6riden, etubiber.
tnbfuns, Wlbisfeit. Grr6ien, pittern. SerofIop.
ZEN. HrnftbeiIemmuna. Qeneftlf6ielt unb Iriib.
hnn erfobren aus benz ySaetnbfrenmb" fuie
slnsn&, i&nell unb btIIis alfe nnnathrft.
den YerInite tnS anSere Uslscn jnsens-
Ii6er Wertrrnneen sriinblt@ sebeilt ums
uslle Wefnnbhett nnh Hrpbfinn tuieher.
trIanaf tverben fSnnen. Uans nenes
reilperfatren. Seber iein etsuer arst.-
gtefes outeroresrtli9 interefiante urb Iebr.
bon Jung unb alt, wsaun unb Urdu, eeIeftn
psrben foIlts, !nnn eeeen Ginfenbune bon 20
Gents In 9riefmarien ceriieeet be3ogen perbem
bon ber
Rripataliuii, 1915. abenne
zssp Nprh. y. n.
pem ertpdhue bic Hreie Rrefe 4. Ssrns.
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aarneluals. .Nad)ipebem.

Toriibcr tit ber aarnepal
Wit @llem mas er bradte.
Bon benz elm ieoer, Der bier tpar,
GicI Gmrs,ueil bat' mub lad1te.
3ie idSme Npient5nisim
0sit ibren ySer5nginnen",
Die baben furoe Sett regiert
tlnh 5pgen bann upni btnnem.
Sas 8lnmenfeit iuar aud eams nctt,
gSte es ia ST ertuarten,
Gs slid gang Gun MutDnip
'gem tumnnerfdj1nen 0arten.
ilnS aud bic neue Gmftid5iffabrt
&efamen mir 81 ieben,
Sudj mnkte bis gum n5air" .9lak
b'rnnt
Nfan fabrem pber seben.
andj mas mod fpnit seboten ,uarS,
Man alS sering ntf)t adDte,
S'rMm es mad Gan Mntpnip
Mud piefe 0aite brad|te.
Sic Strakem iuaren iiberfiillt
Mit 9eut', BPM nab nnb fernc,
Senn nndl Der stabt ber Alamu
Sn fptnntt etft sSeDet gefnc
9adj tpenn mat 70 se,uanbert bat
Die Straken amf unh nieber,
SndJt man aitdJ snr Grbplmng aht,
SIC Gneipe gut mnb bieSer.
Man min nit einem gnten Sdinf.
Sic mitben 0lieber ftarfen,
Der tuabre Mann frast nidjts hanadj,
gSeum es bic Nanfer merfen.
limb pplft Sbr aiiten 9iat, 70 laRt
Gmt) N Ia nj p.8 ter" seben,
GS lit bas Bette, mas ibr jc
@euoiyen babt i'm 2eben.
llnb id)tueIgt Sbr in Grinnerngg
9ln bieie idl5nen Setten,
60 ipa Gndl bns N I a mt p-S ic r"
Mud babel treu begleiten.
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Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

lit ieit iiber 30 Sabren bon Naillio.
men bon Miittern beim 3ahnea IT,
rer ainber nit p6aigem Grfpls ge-
braubt tporoen. gs berubigt Dos
Sinh, eripeidt oas 3abnfleiid, lin.
bert ale Sdmeraen, fliriert 8ino.
GOlie uno lit Die bette slranei eegen
Diarrboe. 8on alien Druggiiten
in ie6em Sell Ser @eIt perfauft.
Seio fiher unb nerlangt nWsrs.
8inslotps Sootbing Sprup" itno
nebnlt ni1ts 4noeres. 25 Cts. Die
SIaife.
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Staat Dpio. SoIeDo.
Qucds Gountt. So.

Branf gDenep bef1ip5rt, baB
sr Der dltere Rartner Der Sirma S: 5.
g1eaeb nnb 6 0. ift, tpeIdbe @eidafs
te in Der Stabt Solebo. in obenger,a1l,s
em gou,ltD uno Staate. tut. l1b bab
1eiaete Sirn,a Die Sunn1e bon ei NJ
)unbert 9oIIurs fir ieben Gea
oon &atarrh be5abIen miro, Der blir1 ben
Sebraltd BON 0aIIs &atarr r.
Sur niht eebeilt iperben fann.
Granf S. gbeneb,
Beidtporen pon MIR ltnn urlters
fdrieben in meiner @egenpnri
nm 6. September 81. 8. '86.
SiegeI,
u. SO. @Ieafon, 6ffentli1er Notar
9au's &atarrbz&ur piro irnerli6 ee<
iiorlren unb tpirft oireft auf bas 8lllt
unb Die f6[eimigen Sberfldhen BEG Gps
tens. aabt @n6 3eugniiie frei alls
iGiden.
s. s. gbenen & Co.. EoIebo. g.
Werfa,ift bon allen Gpotbefen. 75e.
1aIrs Eamilien.gillen iinb Die beiten.
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@ablsMmscige.
S;;r Etnatssepot

ssiir StnatSienat:
sSir iino autoriiirt, Serru Sutius
&eal oils 8anbibat fir @iebertuabl fir
ben Gtaat8fenat a18utiinbigen.
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llnpraftiidler gernf.

n9sun sic fiibren ia Sbren bin.
ocn Mann nidt mebr umbet; brou-
ben Sic niht mebr 5u bettcln2" -
80, bod; ober er sebt iest als 9au5-
ititmmer, oa friegt er nidt iooicl
Soienfnopfel"
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a[,,f einem aihterihiif IN, &c

@uf einem 2ihteridiif inl &c.
fen Ser iapaniiden Staot 3obe fano
cine 9pnamit-@rploiion itatt, Die els
men ungebeuren 5dooen aneeridtet
bot. 3tpei Berionen muroen geto-
tet nno piele 9auier tpuroen beihd-
oigt. gtub Die Sdiffe i'm Su:en boz
ben Sho6en qelitten.
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9as seras Wmnber

beilt alIe Nieren, 8Iaien uno rbell-
matiibe 2eioen; bel alien Drliggiiten
ODER 2 monatlide 8ebanoliutg per
8oit fir 81. Or. 6. SO. Saa. 1926
OIibe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, Wo. 5brei6t
fir 8eueniife.