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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
Freezing Social News.
Especial 70 The rlmes-DIspat,

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Freezing, Va. June 1S.-William r.
Mullins, of Wise. is in town.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor, OF Isonl, Is visit
ing relatives here.
SIr. and Mrs. Isaac Willis are visit
ing relatives at Bolecamp, In Wise
Wiley B. Trivitt is at Wright. Ky.
this week.
tives and friends in Freezing.
Londy Willis. of Norland, is visiting
friends here.
Nelson Ratliff is at CIintwood.
Rev. Caleb Haynes. of jewel. KY,
is here looking after church work.
Master Emory Vanover has just re-
turned from Heller, KY.
Miss Augusta Byron Beverly Is at
Osborn's Gap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
Weldon Social News.

Especial to The mes-Dispatch.1
Weldon, N. c., June 1S.-Misses Nina
and Nathalie Redley, of CORTLAND. Va,
are the guests OF Misses Maize and
Lula Stainback
Miss Annie Williams Pierce. who is
to sail soon with a party of friends
for Europe. spent the past week with
relatives in Richmond.
Miss Mary Binford Sledge and Master
Whitfield Sledge left for Charlottes-
ville Va. where they Will spend some
time
Miss Mildred spiers is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. r. II. Latham. at Charlottes-
vile, Va.
Bounds spent a few days in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

phonist, and the trio offers an ex-
tensive repertoire of classical as well
as popular selections. with complete
change of program every day. They
have recently returned to America
from foreign tour and bring with
them many complimentary notices
from abroad.
Allen and Kenna VIII offer a comedy
absurdity entitled The Susfortunes of
Gambler Allen is character
comedian OF ability,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

Many prominent women subordinate
We ...e 81 q, preference N the matter OF a
f tbeir on. none to the exigencies Of
among these are the wives Of foreign
diplomats accredited to this govern
s n1 who for the most part viii
Journey OF the Summer White House"
and the wives OF members and Senator'S
with political fences to repair The
i ..li VIII not wander far from their
and be as ready to kill the fatted calf
Tor the epicures among their husbands
constituents as they are to give tho
Eiad hand 70 official society n Wash
now important the latter often Is to
the folks 1T home" is best realized
ny those VINO for one reason or an
other. find 1t impossible to accomplish.
Indeed there are Instances without
number where a well-appointed dinner
given at the psychological moment by
member or Senator to just the right
number OF his colleagues was the In
direct means OF securing for the host
piece OF Legislation OF Unreasonable
value to his constituency. and tho fail
in Congress-.
giving Is Miss Helen Cannon. daugh-
Yer Yer OF the Speaker Of the House OF
elal hostess ever since she left tho
school room to preside over her faith
er's home, and learned the tricks OF
INC trade In tho Aeld OF experience.
MIS-. Hallinger, vito OF the most talked
of member OF the Cabinet. keen TO
II the o. advantages to be gained by a
1nn nst a, much longer than she had at
lirst planned, In order to make tho
most or her opportunities In that di-
rectlon. That she succeeded marvel
ously Wei Is gererally admitted.
Mrs Jul!ns Caesar Burrows. wife OF
the senior Senator from Michigan. has
Wined and dined people at both ends
/ or the senatorial line to such good Of
fect that she had thus FAR been afio
to build political fences at the feative
.e,a, "a az fast as her husband's enemies
pulled theni down in tho marts OF men,
| AccorddlnE 10 recent reports from tho
Lake state. Senator Burrows Will sooi,
pc IN tine light Of his life. which ia
Only announcer way of saying that Mrs.
| BurpoWs Wlll spend her hummer entcr.
/ before. 's ~ ''''u
Mrs. William A. Jones. OF Virginia.
! may also help to Dpss the p,e ainro
her husband is considered q nosslfle
| snecehsor 10 the aonttorlal toga Of Tho
4 hh,,g;hiS-esgeemed Senator Daniel. Of tho
1 va p9mlnion,. whose III health may
cause hla carly retircment from tho
pnltod States Senate. MrY, Jones. who
~ already loading LADY, TN tho con-
grssslonal Delegation from hor state,
IN a. s,.s,sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

and esnr aits eEplsaazss .zien, in various
Systi5 ewstlts s:s4il1aGs.,"
FolEaTt1E ssAcls e,a=7is;e show on
next TharsdS. hight : new crop Of
local tsIaat viii display its wares
and compete FOR The prizes offered.
The vaudeville section of this weeks
bill promises 10 be one ot the most
enjoyable Richmoads-s have yet had
an opportunity TO welcome. The Mar
tell trio will offer q musical treat.
Edouard Martelli is q master xylo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
this week.
7 IIIIS WCVh. "
M,ssee Lindsay and Emily Phelps

this week.
Misses Lindsay and Emily Phelps
have returned home for the summer.
Mrs. w. "A. Pierce has been spending
the week with relatives in Kinston.
Mrs. C. T. Maxwell and children. of
Philadelphia. are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. T. Shaw.
Mrs. c. s. Dennis has returned homo
from a visit to Philadelphia.
Misses Myrtle and Bessie King, OF
Raleigh, spent the past week with
Mrs. H. NJ. Poe.
Miss Emma Purnell is spending some
time with friends at Rocky Mount.
Miss Pattie Shaw returned homo
Thursday after pleasant visit TO rela-
tives in Tarboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
Danville Social News.
[Specialto The Times Dispatch.]
:, - n,.,lI, ~, Y,,y,a Miss Viyt a Y

[specalto The Times-Dispatch.l
Danville. Va, June, 1S.-ALiss Vivian
Belts. OF North Carolina. Is the guest
Of Mrg. w. c. Day. Broad Street.
Miss Madge Vass has returned from
q visit to New York and Boston
Miss Ammo Van Wagner, of Newark
n. j.. Is tho guest OF Miss Bessie Van
Wagener,, Main Street !. a.. ou,o,+
of Miss Bessie Lamb, West Grace
Street. Richmond.
Miss jamie Harvie Is the guest Of
Mrs. George Clarke, at "Alberton fiall,
near Liverpool, England, before leaV-
ing to spend the summer on the con-
tinentt. returning to Virginia In the
late fall.
Miss Bland schoolheld will spend tile
Mrs. James q, Penn. who left San
Francisco, on February Q fora tour
OF tho world is expected homo short
ly.
Miss MargaretTInnnn, OF Fort Wayne.
Ind who has been the attractive house
guest OF Mrs. Ben Walker. on Main
Street, returned home Saturday Sew
era! bridge parties were given IN her
honor
Misc Marie Conner Is the guest OF
Mrs j NJ. Featherston and little
daughter. Of Augusta, Ca are visiting
Mrs w. w Ruifin. Later Mr.. and
Mrs Featherston viii go 20 colorado
Miss Mary Riair.Ahury Is at Meadow
Wood for the summer.
Robert Henry Maury has returned
70, tho United States Naval Academy, az
Annapolis
Mrs. Alice Jordan atter,spending,th
winter with her son. Julian G. Jordan,
haa returned to her home, near GRANTS
PnBs, Orc,
Mrs John Neal, Of Baltimore, is4the
EucHt OF AlrD William Sutherlin
81 Mrs y NJ. Sepgarnnd Master Jalnns
Scnghr. are At Atlantic City, 6
rn E E bpnnaon hns rs5ufh m R uun
more,
Misa Mamie Graves leaves shortly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
Try This Grand Laxative Free

I used your sample bots
tie and then purchased a,
large bottle. I have used
over half OF it, and have
found great relief. My
trouble was constipation.
dyspepsia, sour stomach;
had the hiccoughs, and
sometimes I would have an
aching on both sides Of my
face close to my ears and,
all through my body. Thoi
doctor here said I had too
much acid in my blood.
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin is the only medicine
!, Fannie Stuart, Stanton!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

Amateur Night Proves Attractive.
The array Of aspiring amateurs at
the Lubin last Thursday night created
roars of laughter, and delighted
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. packed the pretty
playhouse at every performance to sec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

am anxious have every sufferer from constipation
indigestion liver trouble sick headache atuency and such
symptoms of dsordered stomach liver and bowels make a
free trial of my laxative tonic sold in drug stores tor
quarter Of century have watched its growth and its
progress and know that victims Of these ailments cannot
find better remedy. Discard cathartic pills. salts and
purgatives and try mild and yet effective method will
send free sample bottle of my
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
Concord Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Concord. Va June 1S.-Last Sunday
night the Methodist Church was the
scene OF Children's Day exercises.
About forty children participated.
Miss Lizzie Easterly, whose former
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

back to Its normal condition and performs Its duties nature
ntendsd II our intelligent people knew the qualities that
Syrup Peps has for regulating stomach troubles and would
try pearaton when they need remedy for the cre
Of indigeionl their verdict would be Thanks be unto Dr.
cage, ILL.,
Received the sample bottle Of Syrup Pepsin and also,
bought bottle of my druggist here and used It. and pro.
nounce 1t all risht;ju the stuff needed and just about
get another bottle It. and continue do until
cnred.--s. w. HOFFMAN, Artesa. N, Mex
will write and let you know took the sample and ia
autey helped 50 bought 50cent bottle and belev&
y "a good remedy By AZ sEAGRAYES Knox. Indt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

The trial bottle Of your
Syrup Pepsin you sent me
at my request I used as per
directions. That bottle
convinced me that you had
an article Of merit, as ] was
relieved Of the distressful
bloatlng Of the stomach
caused by the gas which
formed from the improper
assimilation OF the food
with the gastric fluids OF
the stomach. l am now
using the third 5o-cent bot
tie, and intend to continue
until ] am satisfied that my
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

Mrs Macyesgh. wife Of the secre-
tary OF the Treasury. another oficial
hostess who will inger in Washington
beyond the usual time for nierating
has returned from a VISIT 10 her son,
lanes IacFeagh. at the family home
IN Chicago. When her husband can
Deg!h MS vacation they will go to their
summer home in Dublin. n. n. where
her nearest official neighbors will be
me British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce. than whom not even Mrs Mac
,v,sasn more keenly er Joys midsummer
life at the foothills of the maiestic
White Mountains.
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The Social Side Of Washington

is none to take his place on the golf
links. unless the latest Cabinet golf
derotee. the Secretary of War. can be
persuaded TO leave his preparations for
z foreign trip long enough 10 be beaten
by mis- chief.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

Dr.. and Mrs. Buckner NJ. Randolph
will close their home in r Street early
in July. and will go for a months
visit to the formers mother. Mrs.
Buckuer NJ. Randolph. ST., in Virginia.
Later. DR.. and Mrs. Randolph will %
to Long Island for the remainder of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

Mr. and Mrs w. 7. Hendricks and
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams. of Richmond.
Mrs. z. D. Baker, Miss Ellen Craddock.
Miss Hortense Noell and John w Grad
dock. of Lynchburg: w. a. Johnston. of
Bristol. and Howard s. Irvine. of
Stanton, were among the Virginians
in Washington during the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

49, SG6AEN ~ 4-E-Nt MS preparations LOr
2 foreign trip long enough 10 be beaten
by mis- chief.
Official society is not as much scat
tered as usual at this season. many
OF its faTorites having CHARGED their
plans after the death OF King Edward
DESTROYED the hope of London sea-
son: others preferred 10 await the ar
riyal OF the. '.what-so-rare" variety OF
June days here before hte!ng them
selves to a Northern cline. and still
others have elected 10 remain in town
TO cheer their husbands and fathers
as long as official duty kept the Iar-
Ter at their post in Senate and House.
tdrs- James s. Sherman. one Of those
Wno never forsake the ship went TO
Dtca for tf2e marriage Of her hus-
pand's niece last Saturday. but was
oYsrtaken BIZ slight fndisposltion.
#nich kept her from witnessing the
ceremony after all. The same cause
prevented her from returning to the
capital with the Vice-Presido-t early
IN the week. but she is expected within
z, Few days al her Sixteenth Street res
idence. and as Congress promises 10
scatter TO the four corners OF the
republic to July L. she is not likely TO
60 away again until she says good BY
Tor the summer. She will thor go TO
me family home in Utica. where with
IL radius Of three or four blocks, the
Sherman clan. root and branch. lives In
uence and happiness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

Mrs. Chamberlain. wife of the junior
Senator from Oregon. Will spend the
Springs. where she will be Joined by
Mr.. Chamberlain for a short time be-
tween the adjournment Of Congress
and the beginning of the campaign in
Oregon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

The Norwegian Minister and Mada~~e
GUIDE, with their Interesting young
the Misses Ingeborg and
Sigrid Guide will also spend the warm
months at Canron Springs.
GRACE PORTER HOPKINS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

Miss MargaretIEInnnn, of Fort-Wayne,
Ind, who has been the attractive house
Street, returned home Saturday Sew
era! bridge parties were given In her
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-14

mdhts man nit ienen 5erren penig
umitdnbe, nannte iis bu. nedte uno
fpottete ibrer obne ale Rufiiht. 8ei
elmer iolfen 9eIs9enheit ioQ Der dbz
ssurtbeilte StubiO li6 febr renitsnt be-
nommen 6aben, rpofiir ibm Der oumas
lige Stdot6auptmann cine GutbeJtrds
fs pera6fotgen Iteb. Der llnglii9li6e
erbulbete fiir6tsrli6e Gudlen. Ietn
Sdreien OerIeBte aG. SnfaFen Der
Neben3eQen in beqe Qufregung. Wera
SuHulitfd, cine jurge Stubirenoe, bic
nit bem 10 libel 8emaBregelter eng
befreunoet mar, beItloB, ibn 5u rds
den. Sie IieB fidb lei 9enerul Srez
poff melben, Der Iie freunblih empItng
uno nd6 ibrsm 8egehr fru9te. Nls
Qnttport iebte iie ibm eine blaue Bob
ne 3piIden bic 9tipper.
Die Qffatre mufte bamdIs enormes
Quffe6en. General Sropoff blie6
3par no6 Der 8erpunouno am Qeben,
bod mar Ieine aurriere qebro6en. Die
iunqe Stubertin fatte lire toQtpbne
sbat Dor bem 9ribunat gu peruntfpore
ten. Der Bro8eB SaHulttif geA0rt
3ur Seniatior5dronit Der ruHtT6e1
GeriftsgeI6idte. Ta5 4ublitum.
numentli6 bas elsqdnte. rib itA um
einen plab i'm GeriatsIaol. Cine I'M
ae6eure Wenifenmerge nurtste Dor
hem Gerittspalaft, ieoen 6inaustres
terosn nit 5rGgen beItiirnleno. Die
8ldi0orers paren 6eenret, nit groBs
ter NerpenanIpdnnung puroe oas ur@
t6eil errartet .Frei." IS Ihien,
als ob bic 60rle losgelaTen nQre.
8lumenItrGufe flogen Der 5retgeIproz
6enen ert9egen, llmarmungen, 9uNe,
Q(Ges brGnQte in ihre Qd6e, I'm t6re
Sdno 3u oriiden. uno erIt auber61lb
oe5 Geri6tsiuales. 4uf 5dnbeu trug
man Wsru SaTulitia CUR Gquipa9e,
bic eiligit baporraite. Wohl piHeno,
bdb oieTer Subel nod ein b0Ies Nuhs
Ipie( hdben t0rne, teF0rcertsn DIE
5Freuroe bic SreigeIpro6ene I4leunigIt
iiber bic 8ren3e.
Ter Treiipru6 Der Sa'Iuliti6 bat
Iit ipGter b0ie gerdht. Sie 6ut S6us
le qemaht, bo9 girg ss ibreu Gnhins
qerirren ritt 10 Gut ME ibr. Der
Ifieoere houhten ihr 2eber auf BEN
S6dffct aus, tpie bic Grdfin Sopbi:
Qeropsti, bic bds 3eiheu aur Grmor:
bund 4lerurbsrs II. am &at6arinens
tdnQ[ od6. Ttht beTer ergi1q ss Qnas
Ifaiia Wamuieff urb 5arra Wsneoit.
toff bic fir ibren Tdnatismus duf ei:
mem Sort in 8ronitaot erihoFsu rpur:
Sen 1906. 60 mdnhss junpe Blu
i6mattete i'm StoatsoeTdrqnib DOR
S6liFelturg tbatenIo5 in elmer G;n.
aclaeGe. Ircere ipareu frob. thr ellen:
oes IdIein IN Sibtrier beI6lieBen 81
piirfsn. mo iie fi6 penigitens IN freis1
2uft bstpeJen tonrten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-14

Ser Qorb mopor I'M
b.utihen Cffi3ier SIn b.
g8ie feline 2lmtsDorgdr9er idon ieit
einiqen Ju6ren lit aud Sir Sohn
aniQ, Der qeaenpdrtioe Goro :Moncr
Ger 2onooner 2tItItaot, nit ieinen
neuen S6eriIIs hsr Ginlaoung au Ell
nem Teitmubl bes peutihen Sffi3ters
Gluts qefolot. Cine 3ablreife uno
Ttcttli6e liIh1eIeqitaft tatte iih gu
oieIer Gelegenfeit auiQmme1geTunoen,
uno unter nen Ioritigsn 8dTfe1 rparen
rsben cem 6irsTitsn gefunbtsn 2oro
81. bem SoGne 2ttun3tidangs, Der
oeutite generaltoniul, perIhieoe1e
bon cen iiin9ersa 6erren Ger oeutIten
go.itaft uno rshrsrs dnbere ramz
hattie en9,i'he urb beutIte g3ri6nl o.
teiten erItigusn. Ter Ghre7prdfoent
maior Barren b. Gump5eQ.2aurcns
fu6r.e ben 8orIiB uno brot2te nit be-
rectsr Siir3e Die Srtntipriite uuF osn
2anpesferrn aus. GdpitGns2eutnant
,. R. GItermann cecafte in benz
5rirtipruh ouf bic 80ite in onrsgens
ter Qeiie Der rscen u7o enqeu ge'tes
tunqen, bic Iit pon 4ltsrsher lis drf
uniere 5aoe 8piIhen DtutI6l1ro uno
Qonoon cerpcrrsT. uno tas W1hl re-.
lief fei l06ti6er WuIit unh9ut.n Peoer
in teiterIter meiIe Die fr0hIit1'
Siimmuna eryci4te itrtn S0fepurtt,
alg i'm peiteren 8erfuufe Did Whits
tira.pn, Der leoe7otnb1fte 8or9Gn1er
res Staotqepolti1en Der Gitn, beg,:t-
tet Don ieirer biItorii+sn &ate. Iih
einIteQte, nm aus ren GeFilttn oer &C.
liqen, no Die gIteu Qoro.Wdrors cer
0erqanoenteit itst5 an red be'ebten
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Ieire 8r;ibe uno 5ulo;0unoeu gu Irer.
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Der ertannten bnlb in oem luitioen Geis
tie, Der in pp6.oeIsbten 8srTen Den
Ghren1GIten in taoeloiem Grdltid
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ifen uno itershaTten Wiatomm BOT
rem Srrtdus Der Re'erneofTia;ere, Der
osiftre;Gen uno i+althIIteu SolthuIen
Ser ME t.nohni6 rs5enbei audi reft {
uno lints luftige unb 5iinberbe Re's
reien unter adneraoen uno Treunot
mari. Gr idlo} ieine brollige Nn
iprafc nit Dem @IlnId,e OH De-.
9orO- -Mapor, boB. mie er ielbIt Icineu
Gater nod, Il Sohren i'm hodlItcr
GhrcnanrQtc ser Sin qefolat, 10 II
weitcren 90 Sotren ieiu Sohn oI*
hritter Griu Die Stellc bcflcibel
n0oe. 9os olles mar IN 5terlld)el
| @eiie nit ser GrinuerIna perrobet
| haB lid @hittinqton Ser eIH3ta
2oro- -Ionpr qerneicn lit. Ser oreira
m ser Spise ser &enpoItunq De-
9ltitobt geitonOeu bot, Iuh De
! Nieienfater, Der oen @eiit beqIeitetc
blicb nit ieiner SuIbidung nid1t 81,
rid ullo beaIeitete ieine nrnhttq
SinqItinntc funItpoll ouf Der @ul
torre. Ser poeti'dc Sfer3 erntet
| Itiirmiifen geifoa uuo uerIebte ot
gbrensalte, ben sorOs9tanor lofpob
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grima Oeidditspapters wuSoss ~ b1-
s. eisfontirt.
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~ A.5l14-4.slH.
Bunoes .Obttaatis warsn rs'
tia uue murben ruie Fofat quotirt:
Ser. staaten Hefunbina ~ lOOH--Ioi'
~ reaiitrirte ll925l ll5 :. 1874. oeh'
pous lI5L aeb.. rs reatitrirts lolN-
f021., Coupons sl0iH--1021, YanaMaSou'
pons 2& lC0A-loiL.
Ter ciesmod,entlite AuSmeis Der selo
Torier 1 anten iautete pis iolgf:
3unaume IN Der feierues -. S2,oos 30
abnahme in ben 3ar!eben... .sl5, oot. l loo
abnab,ae an SpeJie ........ si45,5Uo
abnabme an ,,seaal Isnhers".. Ag.oJo
abuabme In ben Iepoiiten. .Sl4,4a, loo
2unnbine in Der 3irtuldtion ... Sex,eoO
Ter lieberI6ub in Der aeierpc iiber os'
oeisplidb poraeihriebenen % yrosenf per
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xftisn Warit mar beate
,ebr rullia, i'm araemeiueH aber ten aHo o'e
Nretie itanoen am ShluB tn Den mslten
sdle n etruos iber benen ron geliern. 9ns'
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! NahItsssnoe RarEs 1arosn ucn osrJtrHa
Srvin. BaITRan & So. Ro. 2%s--@3| Ssa1'
nMt stroSe. bertAtet:
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Ism atssh- Ginb.imiibe s1.25-1.5o

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per aorb nnb 4l.5o--1.75 per ! 8u. Sdd.
SanbsBrs,l!., ~
PsHnen. - Rsr.t t.st,. Brlnr Has .
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pFA6ts FsSs $3.50 psr w.
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- 800: 4lse. asmiidtr ao. $500 -
1928, Ns. 4 30. <l3. 400: Riee. 70.
/ sl2.O0-i2.25. Rs. z $ll.0o-ll.25 pei
Ton.
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gartier pom Ia Bbi. egtr1 sommer Ten
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Del rohss CSC, rafHnirtss * - 7Se per
@anons. 1erpentin So, getroIeun. ger,
lection loc, DSto. Renmt9 uno 5netana
skc psr NaIou:. grops Salolia lSe,
Eapsta 13e per Da1sr.
sala. - Der Rat': IN ras.s. rMs
1ipsr 20 - CSC. Ntaisaa uas x,ron
84e per B5f. $50 His.
xata IN hetia. grtna sits - sLt,
DO. Goantrs 7s<-7Tse per gFuno.
Roateu.-Narit rrSi1 Aoassiosssrs
$3.75. Hms nnb Slat sa.O). Ranausa
o.aflshtsn 33.7S. Hus aro glad ~ 90 psr
Tonne obaeIiefsrt. SautEois Statsohler
s4.25, Nntbraeite $50 per Tonne asaetis,
fsrs. Gois totsn 1l-l2e per Sa. abasite
fsrt.
edmer ten. - Wa.'t fen. 4Ise'aa.
men 81 .65-3. 10 auf esR 5stsi's ano sS.15
9 80 per Ha. pom Store. Ttrot5u $3.50
4 25 ou' BEN 1slstf. uuo s4.50-5.01 ps,
Su. BON Store. NuhDsi,en zoe. Jiats
| foanseu 81 20 per Du.
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ertrantte oieIer Gage eire dltere 6rau
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acre Qfleqe authsil reroen 3u laNsn,
Ihafft man lie in zines Der beIten Sps
ipitqler. lro lie aQer Somfort pohlhaz
benosr Granten umgibt. 8isie Jrau,
um o.ren 2e5en 10 oiel intelIi9erte
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Safu!itIh.
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me perosITen, hod nidt Ron Senen, Die
pcu Treibeit uno G!ei6bsit trdumeu.
bic fir bic geTrciung RuBldnbs Gut
uro glut einIeten. 9or mehr als oreia
biq Sabrsn mar Wera Safulitih Die
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Charlotte Gprbun, bic iih rGGte an
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Staotbauptmann uno IQge!pailtger
bon PETERSBURG.
Domols idou adbrte es tart unter
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uahmen. Grsi Bis bier Stuoenten lebs
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ten, sittertsn Dor adlte, beIaBsn taun
bic rotbpenhigits alsioung, nm iif
auf Der Strufs I'll 3eiasn, benubtsn o:t
gettoete ais Binterpaletot uno lieBer
Die 6oore lang madden, um ben Rader
su nGrmen. Ti. Re1ieruug fam timer
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aber holliIh hintsr ibren her, fhafTt
lie binter Stlob uno Riegel uno tpei
ter nod in bic unipirt1Iihen 9esenoer
pon Sibirien.
Sin Stubip mar bsreits ubgsurtfeil
gum 9lntreten iener unfreiniatgel
GeiIs uno partete nur, bis bic nd6ft
Gtappe ihn mitnabm. SIN gsfansnll
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nuar $0.25-9.37T. am 3hlub $S.32hI;
fur Mdi $500 -9.15. am C1lub $9.O6.
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