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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-02
Ladies' Knit Underwear Tn the Anniversary Sale

JERSEY SWISS ribbed vests, value 10c, at Go FINE LACE trimmed Swiss rib- bed vests, value 1sc, at 12Xc LADIES' SHAPED Swiss ribbed vests, medium and extra sizes. Value 15c and 19c, at lie LADIES' JERSEY ribbed union suits, low neck, sleeveless. Value 29c, at 10c LADIES' SILK lisle union suits, silk tape and lace trimming. value 79c, at 30c LADIES' SWISS ribbed lace trim med pants. Value 25c, at
 19c . pair LADIES' SWISS ribbed lace trim med pants. Value 1sc, at
 14c . pair "KAYSER" make fine silk iisIe and Swiss ribbed vests with silk tape, lace and medallion trim ming, 39c quality, 20c
 49c qaulity, Ssc
 75c quality. 5Sc
 $1.00 quality. 70c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-02
Handkerchiefs

ddQQk0TC In the Anniversary Sale CHnDREN'S and ladies' hem stitched crossbar handkerchiefs. Value 5c, at Pc LADIES' LACE and embroidered edge handkerchiefs. Value to 10c, at SC LADIES' LAWN handkerchiefs with fancy embroidered corners and rows of hemstitching. Value to 1Oc. at 4c LADIES' IMPORTED Swiss em- broidered hankedchiefs. Value 12Ac and 15c, at 0c Veilings and Neckwear In the Anniversary Sale SILK NET veilings, black and all colors. Worth up to 25c, at
 Sc a yard SILK MOLEENS in all colors, 25c qualities, 17c yd. LADIES' STIFF COLLARS fagot- ed, solid and eyelet embroidery. sizes II h to 16, various heights. Values 15c and 19c, at 12Ac LADIES' fancy neckwear stocks, jabots, Dutch collars and lace bows.
 25c kind at 17c
 soc kind at 39c WINDSOR TIES 25c qualities, all calors, 19c SETS OF COLLAR frames and neck ruching. Values 15c, at
 0c set
 Ladies' Gloves In the Anniversary Sale LADIES' long lisle gloves. black, all sizes. Value 25c, at
 1Oc a pair LADIES' kid gloves white, black and tan. Value $1.00, at
 69c pair "KAYSER" make of short and long lisle chamois and silk gloves.
 25c grades at ..17c a pair soc grades at 42c a pair 75c grades at Csc a pair 98c grades at S5c a pair S1.25 grades at 05c pair
 Waistings, etc., In the Anniversary Sale SUN BLEACH cross bar dimities. Worth 15c yd., at lie IMPORTED FANCY Swisses in satin and embroidered, stripes a. figures.
 19c quality, at 14c yd.
 29c quality, at 19c yd. CROSSBAR SWISSES and mad ras waistings. Worth 12 1sc yd., at 9c SHIRTING MADRAS 36 inches wide. Worth 15c yd, at 1Oc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-02
55 $Ef$s s$ssa PRICES That Fairly SHREK ECONOMY!
PERUSE EVERYONE OF THESE

Towels and Toweling In the Anniversary Sale HUCK TOWELS, plain, white and some with red border. Worth 12hc, at SMc BARBER TOWELS, fringed and bordered. Worth 5c, at 4c UNION LINEN huck towels 45x2o with fancy border. Worth 15c, at 11c LINEN TOWELS, hemstitched or scalloped. Worth up to 29c, at 19c TURKISH TOWELS unbleached Worth He. at S11c BLEACHED and unbleached good Turkish towels. Worth 15c, at
 11c LARGE SIZE bath towels, bleach ed. good weight. Worth 2So. at 10c GLASS TOWELING in blue and rcd check. Worth 12No, at
 81zc LINEN CRASH toweIing, mill ends of regular Sc quality linen, at $40 PURE LINEN crash, soft finish. worth 12hc, at 9hc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-02
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Mems Furnishings

Mems Furnishings In the Anniversary Sale MEMS colored shirts, regular soc grades, with slight imperfec- tions, at 29c MEMS regular 50c shirts, all per- feet quality goods, at 39c MEMS coat shirts. new fast color, neat stripes, 79c grades. at
 59c MEMS hemstitched colored bord- ed handkerchiefs, regular 5c, at 2hc MEMS Balgriggan underwear, short or long sleeve shirts, short and long drawers.
 25c quality at 1so
 39c quality at SSc
 49c quality at 42c MEMS muslin night shirts. 5sc grades, 44c Mems fancy embroidered socks, 12hc grades, at Sc MEMS full mercerized black and plain colored sock,
 15c grade at 11c a pair
 25c grade at 17c pair Ladies' and Children's
 Hosiery
 In the Anniversary Sale LADIES' thin gauge fast black stockings, regular 14c, at
 lie a pair LADIES' Ipwitch, fast black stock ings, regular 121zc, at
 9c a pair LADIES' fast black and colored mercerized 1isle stockings, regu- lar 19c, at 121ac pair DIdCh SIOChluSS WlCn SILK embroidered lowered designs. Value 29c, at 19c a pair LADIES' lisle hose, plain Herms- dorf, black and fancy embroid- cred, tan and colored, regular soc, at 29c pair INFANTS socks, white with fancy colored tops. Value 121ac at
 71ac a pair CHILDREN'S ribbed stockings in black, white, tan, pink and blue, all 12c and 15c kinds at
 lie a pair
 Belts and Bags In the Anniversary Sale SILK ELASTIC BELTS, black, white and colors, fancy buckles. Value 25c, at 17c FINE SILK elastic Persian and patent leather and black jet belts, soc, 75c and 9Sc kinds all st 44c OUR ENTIRE stock of leather shopping bags ranging in price from 49c to $6.98 at 20 per cent. off their marked price. PATENT LEATHER BELTS with metal buckles. Values 15c and 19c, at 1Oc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-02
Jewelry

SETS OF COMBS and barrettes with gold and stone mountings. Value 19c, at 1Oc GOOD QUALITY. side combs. Values to 25c, at 1Oc piece. LOT OF BELT BUCKLES, bar and fancy barrettes, cuff links, turban, hair pins. Values, 15c, 19c, at Sc LOT OF BEAD NECKLACES, belt pins and buckles, combs, black beaded chains with hearts at- tached, pendants, necklaces, etc. 25c and 39c articles at 19c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-02
In the Anniversary Sale
 Muslin Underwear In the Anniversary Sale

In the Anniversary Sale DRAWER and corset cover and skirts combinations trimmed with lace, silk ribbon and em- broidery.
 75c grade on sale at ..50c 89c grade on sale at 60c $1.00 grade on sale at 79c $50 grade on sale at 98c GOWNS made of fine nainsook trimmed with fine faces and em- broidery. Value 79c and S9c, on sale at 59c and 69c SKIRT CHEMISE, lace trimmed. Worth 69c, at 49c CORSET COVERS trimmed with silk ribbon, lace and embroidery. $1.00 covers on sale at ..79c 69c covers on sale at 49c 49c & 39c covers on sale at 29c 25c covers on sale at 19c PETTICOATS trimmed with fine lace and wide embrolderies, made of best muslins.
 SH.OU pCCtlCOdlS On SdlC oI pAsOO $2.0O petticoats on sale at $1.33 $1.25 petticoats on sale at S9c 100 petticoats on sale at 69c 69c petticoats on sale at 49c 25c TUCKED DRAWERS,
 10c a pair EMBROIDERY trimmed drawers. Worth 29c, at 22c 8 pair EXTRA SIZE tucked drawers. Worth 29c, at 22c pair 75c TRIMMED DRAWERS in regular and extra size, on sale at 49c pair LOT OF SAMPLES of fine under wear consisting of gowns, cor set covers, drawers, petticoats, and combinations, mostly high priced goods on sale at about one-third off their actual values.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-02
Ribbons

In the Anniversary Sale ribbons up to inches wide. Value 16c, at 10c 6 INCH WIDE, all silk taffeta sash ribbon in all colors. Value 29c, at 19c a yd NARROW TAFFrETA and wash able silk ribbons. Worth 25c a piece, at 15c 8 piece
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-02
Table Linens

In the Anniversary Sale LINEN NAPKINS fringed and hemmed. Worth 7c, at 4c good quality, will wear like lin- en.
 -~t5 t rfz "a .r. 8-4 size, worth 9sc, at 79c 10-4 size, worth $1.25, at 98c 12-4 size, worth $1.59, at $1.25 36-INCH DAMASK lunch cloths in lowered designs. Worth 25c,
 19c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-02

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-02
In the Anniversary Sale

CURTAIN SWISS 36 inches wide in dots and figures. Worth 10c yd., at Sc
 new crossbar designs. Worth 15c yd., at lie EXTRA FINE quality of curtain muslin, including French mad ras. Worth 25c yd., at 15c yd. COLORED CURTAIN Swiss. Worth 16c yd., at lie REVERSIBLE curtain scrim in pretty Venetian and Roman pat terms with borders. Worth 25c yd., at 17c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-02
Art Goods

In the Anniversary Sale UNION LINEN hemstitched, shams, and scarfs with several rows of Mexican drawn work and drawn work corners. Worth 9Sc, at 69c 24c INCH size. Worth 69c, at
 49c BATTENBURG doyl1es. Worth 29c, at 19c LINEN SEAMS and scarfs with linen tOrcheOn lace edglng. Worth 49c, at 20c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-02

Lawns, Nainsook and
 Long Cloth In the Anniversary Sale 40 INCH FINE sheer Victoria lawn. Worth 17c, at 121ac 40 INCH FRENCH lawn and India linen. Worth 15c. at ..9c 80 INCH White lawn. Worth Sc yd., at 61ac PRIDE OF THE WEST' India linen. Worth 25c yd., at 17c ROYAL ENGLISH long cloth, s6 in. wide. Worth 12Kc yd., at 10c yd.. or 9Sc for piece of 12 yds.
 NAINSOOK yd. wide for fine un- derwear.
 15c quality, at 121ac
 19c quality, at 15c
 Curtain Swisses and
 Fancy Scrims In the Anniversary Sale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-02
Wash Goods

In the Anniversary Sale APRON GINGHAM in dark blue checks. Worth Sc yd., at
 5c yd. AMERICAN PRINTS in light and dark back grounds. Worth 7c yd.. at sc yd. DRESS GINGHAMs in plaids and checks. Worth 12hc yd., at
 SEQ YARD WIDE Percales. Worth 12kc yd., at Sc SCOTCH LINEN suiting in all the newest shades. Worth 17c yd., at lie STRIPED LINEN suiting, will wash good. Worth 15c yd.. at
 lie RAN1E FINISH 1ui.ins. Worth 12c, at Sc GALATEA CLOTH in large var iety of patterns. Worth 17c yd., at 14c CREPE PLISSE in many differ ent shades, silky finish. Worth 12k yd., at sc FIGURED LAWNS suitable for dresses and kimonas. Worth 7c yd., at 4Ac FIGURED BATISTE in light and dark back grounds. Worth 15c, at 1lc MERCERIZED PONGEE in the wanted colors. Worth 15c yd., at 11c yd. "SOISETTE" in short lengths. Worth 25c, at 15c yd.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-02
Embroidery In the Anniversary Sale

LOT OF FINE hand machine made edgings and insertions worked on fine nainsook. Value to 15c, at Sc
 17 INCH flouncings Swiss and nainsook. Values 29c and 39c, at 22c yd.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-07-13
X ROADS.

July H. People are now
getting their wheat threshed,
Wheat is good,
We have fine growing
weather. Corn and cotton
are looking fine, but cotton
is two weeks late.
Last Sunday was a fine day
for the communion at Salem.
The church was we'll filled
and communion we'll attend
ed. There were eight young
persons connected to the
church by confirmation and
one by letter. Rev. Brown
preached an excellent ser
mon. His text was: "Tht
prodical son returns.".
There will be a woman's
and children's missionary
day at Salem d. l., church OF
Saturday, the 23rd Of thi
month. There will be al
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-07-13
Condition of Milo NJ. Brown at State Hos
pitaI M0rgantOn.

Jas. M. Castor, who lives on
rural No. 3, Salisbury, friend and
relative of Milo. NJ. Brown, re-
Gently sent to the State Hospital
at Morganton has had several
communications from Supt. John
McOampbell relative to Mr..
Browns condition. On June 3rd
he writes az follows:
"There has been no perceptible
change in the condition of Mr..
Milo M. Brown since he came in
to the hospital. He is quiet and
we'll behaved and seems to be
favorably impressed with the
place. l do not think he worries
because of the fact that he is away
from home. He talks about you
aud many of his other nelghbcrs
aud gives me a fairly intelligent
account of his life."
On June 21st, he says:
"Mr. Milo. M. Brown has been
q little sick for the last day OIL
two buts I hope it. is only a bill
ious attack and that he viii.
shortly be we'll. His mental con-
dition remains practically nm
changed. He is quiet and give'
no trOuble,"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-07-13
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Items Of Interest in Various Nelghborhoods
Sent IN by Our Friends.
FROGTOWN.

Rural No. 2. Rockwell, July IL
The health of this community
is very good at this writing.
A number of people from this
community attended the ce'eora'
ton at Salisbury, July 4th. They
all report a nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hall and
little son, of Rockwell, visited at
II. R Slfford's July 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Farmer, OF
Faith, were visitors at H. R. Sif-
ford's last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Farmer and family, went
fishing at F%rogtown pond, last
Thursday, but didn't catch any
fish. l wish for them better sue.
cess in the future.
Uncle Bill, of Rockwell, atten.
ded the celebration at Salisbury
July 4th. He reported a very en-
jcyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Eagle we're
visitors at Mrs. Eagle's parents
last Wednesday night.
Berry Miller and family, of
R ockwell, contemplate moving
back to their farm this fall.
G. H. Sifford visited his uncle.
II. R. Sifford, Sunday evening.
G. e. Bost is all..smiless because
it's a boy.
Success to the editor and read
ers of The WATCHMAN and REC
ORD. SOMEBODY.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-07-13

July 1.-THE Faith people all
arrived home from the Asheville
excursion and report a fine time.
Mrs. 7. Hoaglin owns q black
hen. IL years old. If any one can
beat that trot out your hen. The
hen has raised a brood of little
chicks every year for eleven years
ard some years two broods.
The free school started here to,
day with Robert Agner, Miss vi
ola Page and Mrs. G. B. Heller as
teachers. This is Gao the largest
schools in this pat Of the coun.
try.
The contract for the stres5 curb
ing for Asheville. N. c., was
awarded to J. T. Wyatt, of Faith,
N, G. 1t will put several Thousand
dollars in the settlement VENUS.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-07-13
WORK OF THF REAPER.
Roland CorI, Mrs. ". A. Caps. Mary
Lynn lufSey.

We stated in TIE Rowan Record,
our second edition, that Roland
Cerl, the young man who who was
recently struck on the head at the
Grubb building, was able to be up
and about on the streets. This
information was published on the
strength Of an assertion of a
young man who claimed to know
Mr.. Corl and said he saw him on
the street. This was a mistake,
Mr.. Corl having remained at the
sanitoriam until his death, which
took place early Friday morning.
His skull was fractured and there
was no hope for him from the
time he was hit. He was about
25 years old, a sol of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A Corl, of this city, and
was a quiet hard working man.
Besides his parents he leaves a
brother, two sisters and numerous
relatives to mourn his untimely
end. The funeral was held from
the First Methodist Church Sum-
day evening, Rev. S. B. Turren-
tine officiating. The interment
was made in Chestnut Hill ceme-
terry.
Mrs, Capps, wife of W. A.
Capps, of Athens, Ca, and broth
or of Bismark Capps, Esq, of Sal
isbury, died lastsThursday night,
following her infant to the grave
by two days. Mrs. Capps was s
Miss Rocks, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
and was 80 years of age. Mr..
Capps has the sympathy of many
relatives and friends III Salisbury.
Mary Lynn, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Edgar Lufsey,
formerly a resident Of Salisbury,
died last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Iufsey are now living at Lake
land, Fla.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-07-13
MMANUEI.

July live are having hot
and dry weather. Corn is look
ing bad and will be cut short if it
does not soon rain.
DR.. l.. A. Fox, of Roanoke Col
lege, preached an excellent sermon
at Emmanuel Sunday.
The annual missionary day
will be held at Immauuel the
second Sunday in August. In
the morning Rev. H, E. Fl. Sloop
will address the Sunday school,
at II clock Rev. G.. H. J..
Lingle will preach and in the
afternoon Rev. Kesler, of Chest
nut Hill, will make an address.
Exercise will also be rendered by
the children of the Sunday school
in the Afternoon.
B. r. A. Beaver and family
visited at John s. Beavers Sun
day afternoon.
The hum of the threshing ma
chine is the order of the day
around here. Wheat is turning
out fairly good. RUDE.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-07-13

all~day meeting. They ex-
pect several speakers to be
present. Everybody is inS
vited to come and bring a
basket we'll filled with good
rations. Come out and let
us make it a day long to be
remembered both by the old
and young. So come out.
On Friday, the 22nd, there
will be a general cleaning up
at Salem church. The yard
needs cleaning up and the
grave yard needs it badly.
So all the male members Of
Salem are earnestly requests
ed to come out early Friday
morning and bring such tools
as are needed. All come out
and let's give it a good clean~
ing up, so that it will look
like somebody cares for the
appearance around our
church.
Last Friday, the Sth, we
had a considerable rain storm
and some hail. The oats
that was standing was badly
tangled up, corn was blown
down, but no serious damage
was done. We have been
having some rain every day
for the past week or ten days.
JACK.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-07-13
Long fer Judge, Hammer for Solicitor.

At the 10th Judicial convention
held in Lexington, Friday, Judge
B. F. Long was nominated to sue
ceed himself, as was also Solicitor
W. G. Hammer, both by acclama-
ton. R. Lee Wright, having
withdrawn from the race, grace
fully nominated his opponent, Mr..
Long. 1t was a harmonious and
pleasant meeting.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-07-13
The Ford CHANCES Hands.

The Ford Hotel, which has been
in charge of G.. G. Walker, for
several months, has changed
hands. A. A. Monsch, of Havana,
Cuba, and G.. G. Gurley, New
York, have purchased the good
will and fixtures and will continue
the business under the name of the
Ford Inn.
Mr.. Walker has moved into q
residence on North Jackson Street.
Hs is having the room lately oc-
cupied by George Jackson with a
saloon prepared for a bowling al
Low
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-07-13
All Skin Diseases

Yield readily to treatment with
Dr., Bells Antiseptic Salve. We
guarantee it. 25c q box. Sold
everywhere.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-07-13
Chronic Sore Eyes

Are easily cured with Sutherland s
Eagle Eye Salve. 1t is painless
and harmless and guaranteed. 25c
a box. Sold everywhere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-21

Nmtes" iteben milf nno 10 raid mic
lnoeIih rebobilitiert gu perhen
lpiinibt. @r FAM oieIes Gerlonealt
frilden Welttes itellen, benn Sober
mann in Sen Ser. Stoaten ueib be-
reits, mie Ser 9eri6t ousfolten miro.
Der geri1t miro lliht nur ben Se-
fretar oes Snnern bon ie6er SIltlo
entlaiten, lonoern ath Den ftiibc,cn
gbef bes Sorlt6ureaus @ifioro ASit=
dot ben friberen Sefretar oes ssstl-
nern @arfielb nno 2ollis G. @lapis
llno on6ere eefallene obcr getpeleEe
@roBen in Sen idarfitelt slrsoriifen
fir ibr 8erbalten pernrteilen.
= @ouperneur Carroll BON Solua
lit Ser 8eleioi9ume aneeflagt lporOen.
gr ioa einen eeiuiilen Sobn gomnte,
ben friiberen 8oriisenoen oes State
8oaro Of Control, beleibigt ba6en
Die 8eleioigung ion lit einem @rtifel
geibeben iein, oen Ser @onperileur
in Der 3eitung u9es Weoilcs Capt:
tai" peroffentli6te ltn6 in Sen er Die
@riinbe angab, oie i6ll ueronlnBt
bdtten, ben 9fiiftritt Gotr'ie's Su
nerlangen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-21

SintDeis anf oieies Sdreiben oIleu
oenen an, 6ie Die @eriidte, oab So
bann Srtb cine lleberlonoreile an-
getreten babe uno fi6 Dor ser Welt
heriterfe, fur binfalltg erflaren.
8ie aus Samburg eenleloet
miro, eregen bort l1nreselmaBigfeite1
I'M olterreidiiben @eneralfonIulat
betrabtlibes 9[ufieben, Die l1lrre-
gelmaBigfeiten iino ourf) cine uner-
partet porsenommene eingehenoe g'ee
piiion an ben Sag eefonnrneu. Die
Geniiiqn bat Die fofortige 5uspenoie-
rung oes &oniulats Sefretairs Soe
hel 8ur Solee gebabt. Der General
foniul ielbit, @rof 2ogot6etti, lit anf
ltrlaub obgerei1t.
Ser felt langerer 3eit id;lpe-
benoe 5treit Inn Oas @igentumsreDt
8aperns ober oes 9eutI6en 5feiGes
on Ser @alballa bei Oonallitauf lit
[aut einem Miin6ener SeIegronlm
ourb ein @uto6ten bes baperi1ben
&ronanmalts 5u @nniten 9aDerlts
enti6ieoen iporoen.
sSSn ser tiirfii6en Stnot Ssifo
ioll Elm 8eutider erl6oliell iein. Sic
oel1tlde 9otiboft IN Gonitnntillope(
iit BON Der 6eltti6e 19tegierilng oltge.
pieien tporoen, Ben San 5il unterlli.
6en n1lo epertreIl bei Der tiirfiIfen
@egierllng poritellig 5lt meroen. Ser
betreffenbe Wann ioll iuGbreno einer
@eri6tsperbanolnlg III @ceenlunrt
bes gfidters unb oes tiirfiltben Go,t-
illls eri6oiien iporoen iei'l.
Die iapanil1e gfegierung bot
ourf) lire 8erliner 8otibaft Sen
Sanoelspertrae nit 8eutIGlanD nit
eiftiabriaer 5riit formea gefiinbigt.
9ie &iinoigung lit cine Sormalitat,
Die feinespegs iiberraift, oa Sapon
nit elmer 6nrhgreifenoen 9fepiiion
ieiner ianlntliden Sanoelspertrage
beidaftiet lit. 9lu6 bie Sanoelsper=
traee nit England uno anoerll 2an=
bern iinb in Der eleiden @clle ee~
fiinoigt moroen.
= s[uf @eranlaIiune lulferes Son.
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nSacona" llab oenl @ofenort GGpe
@racias seidift morben. iueil nlon
befiir6tet bas 2eben rii1lercs oorti-
gen 9onlnls, golpin %. trimmer,
f0nne IN @efabr iein.
9lleranoer Sollaeitoer, fruber
gbef Der Sirnla glleranoer Sollocn-
Der & 60. in Seem Dorf, ilt alif Ser
anlaiiuns Der Seem gorfer gulloes-
beboroen in NeapeI perbaftet moroen.
ST iol iid GROCER 3ollbetriigereien
itblloia genladt boben.
- @dbreno. eines Sings III Der
geabe Der ipanil6en Staot Barcelona
ipuroe bas 9leropIan oes 2nftidiffcrs
@brmann bonn 8lib getroffen. gs
fiel brennenb 8ur @roe, oo6 entfam
@brmann merfmiirbiger @eile itnper.
lett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-21
amd) elm srOlt.

Sit es iett aud id)anblidb beiE,
ytnn, es laRt iid) mod ertragem,
WraMht man bpd) nid)t mad hem Irei
Vpn ber 5emernns frasen.
gSirb nns tn Der 3plitif
Wianhmal amd bic Mmsiid]t trii6er,
ltnb man friest bic Gahe bid =
SpdJ, gDttlpb, = ge6t balb purii6er.
Sfmabt etn ettler, bnmmer gSidlt
Hnier Sun nn0 tinfer Streben,
Nnn, 10 argert uns bas nidjt,
g innk aud ipld]e &Gnse geben.
Sber mill etn Mn6'rer ger
Weafen uns bas 9eben ianer,
9rbitet mns ber Spruh fiir,uabr:
Gs TT ntd)ts BON etp'ger 9aucr.
G1e er es md gebad]t
Salt ein iolder b1ier 8mbe,
Ser piel Merger mns gemadt
Sn bic ielbitgesrab'ne @rube.
Mlles mas itns miherfGbrt
S5fes, bat 5n mnierm Srpmnen
tlns ben tueiiem Sprmd gelebrt:
Satt' nod f5nnen id5limnter fum,atr.
Wamhem tpirb MIN bieies sipar
Nls elm idJlefJter grDit erideinen;
Spdl ber afte Sprndj bleibt tpailr:
Seifer fdllefjten Sroit iuie feinen.
Spd) sebt alles 9ir neraner,
gSill Dir gar ntdjts redjt geltngen,
8ringe Define Sprsen ber,
@D bic bellen gedler flinser.
u Mlamp= 8ier, ebler Sranf,
On biit nnier SDrsenbreder,
Sebes aiintmernif; perianf
Sn benz 9rets ber frDben 3edber.
sdjreit and) gleidj ber Wsnfer @rpG:
Sbr ipllt MIR In Waiier praifeu!
9enf' id) bpfJ BET mir, er ipll
Tins bas u "a mp 8ter laifeu.
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RaNifalbei
Merbeni9tpd6e

e6ipa6e, nerbSJe 9erfonen eepIaet bon Soff.
n,ingsIonefett nnb f4le9ten arduuen. erf&bs.
i@mersen. aaarausfaII pbnGbms b.s 1''S SsbSrs JSg
urb @eft4t5. satarrbs Maeen6riden Stu6i6sr.
itcpfune, miibteieit, Grroten, btttern, bersfiops
fen, Brrftheflemmune @eneftlf2Yeit unb xrak
finn = erfabren aus benz uSasenbfrennb.. tpie
einfah, fhnell nnh btllig allie unnatirns
den 0erlnite inb aubere UsIsen jusenS.
lihcr Bertrruneen srlnAIth seGellt uni
pplle Wefanhhett nnh Drp6iinn ,utehes.
trlanst tuerben fSnnen. - Wan5 uemes
Seilperfatren. Seher ietn slsner Mr8t.-
gtefes quserorbentIt9 tnterefIunte ilnb Itbp.
reite 8u6 (DeutfNe eIufInee ieoe). tpei1eS
BON Jung unb alt, wdnn uiib fyrou, aeiefef
tperbsn ioIlte, fam seeen Ginfenbuna bon III
Gents in 9refmarfen berfieeeIt besoeef, tuerbeS
bon ber
YrisatsGlinif, 181-6. glpenne
stsm a1Srh, q. q.
Wan ertpdhne bic Treie Bref5e !. Ferds
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Die v9ies" Der ainbbeit.

gSie gut fhlnedten oie vBies" Der
&inobeit. @arum belite niht nebr ?
Die Speiie lit unperdnoert, aher
guh feblt Der eeiunoe Magen, Die
arbeitenoen Nieren, oie resclmaBieell
@ingeipeibe Ser Sugero. Bas 5eoari
es 5ur 8eIierung? Nebnt electric
8itters fir alle 8eroaunngs-9rgane
gs gibt gub ben @ppetit Ser sssll-
geno tpieoer unb erfuat Gliren Gor-
per nit frii6er @elunobeit. soc bel
alien 9rnggiiten.