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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-13

will be manufactured to supply
North Dakota trade. This industry
will give Employment to 500 peo-
pie at good wages.
1t has been a cause for much
comment the useless waste of flax
straw that has been going on for
years, but no one has come for
ward in a practical way to save
the waste.
Speaking of the utilization of
the straw that is now burned,
Senator McCumber. in a speech
advocating the admission of flax
making machinery free of duty.
for the purpose of making linen
fabrics in North Dakota said," Il
my state is allowed to get a start
in the manufacture of linen goods.
it will, in the not distant future,
become the linen center Of the
world. rhe millions of tons of
flax straw now burned annually
will become source of wealth,
giving employment to many thous-
and people and greatly cheaper
the cost Of linen articles in all
parts of the country"
Prof. H. Bachelor of Fargo, has
made an exhaustive study of the
possibility of developing the linen
industry in this state; he is quoted
as saying, 81 look for important
developments along the line Of
manufacturing in this state,
particularly in the linen industry.
| know of enterprises now under
way that will eventually lead to
the establishment of the linen in
dustry permanently in North Da-
kota.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-13
Another Doctor Coming Here

Another disciple of Esculapius
is coming to town. He is DR.. R..
w. Slough and he halls from Edge
ley, N. Oak. and he intends to fling
his shingle to the breezes of Beach
as soon as possible. The doctor
mas been here, and decided that
Beach looks good to him. He has
purchased of N. P. Reed the lot
on the south side of Sloss' black
smith shop and contracted with
E. E. Salzman for the erection of
a two-story Office 2Ox24 and will
utilize the second story for living
rooms, as he is married. While
we have as healthy a country as
any, we believe that there is a
good field here for another doctor
and cordially welcome him to our
city.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-13
Teddy In Bronze
at County Seat
The Ex-President Reluctantly Con-
sents to Have Statue in the Cow
Town, Although Not Yet Dead

Theodore Roosevelt will be men,
orialized in marble, characteris-
tically posed. in statue to be
erected at Medora, says Washing
ton report. An announcement to
this effect. was made by Repreen-
tative Hanna Of North Dakota.
Mr.. Hanna is president of a COM
mittee appointed to expend a fund
raised by citizens of this state for
the purchase Of statue of Mr..
Roosevelt. Some weeks ago Mr..
Hanna wrote Col. Roosevelt asking
him to indicate his wishes in the
matter.
A reply to the effect that Col.
Roosevelt disapproved Of the
erection of statues of living men,
that he believed that statues had
not been erected to the memory of
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-13
NOW IN THEAT-
R|cAL CIRCUIT
Regular Performances to Be Given
Here---High Grade Amusements
at Popular Prices

Manager Brinton has entered
into contract with the Geo. H.
Webster Theatrical Exchange of
Fargo for attractions to appear
here every week, thus putting
Beach on the regular circuit.
The attractions are popular priced
-25c. being the maximum admis-
sion fee to all of them, but every
show will be first class in every
particular.
The first troupe will be the
Comic Opera Favorites in songs
and dances, coming the last three
nights of next week-May 10, 20
and 21. Every week thereafter
there will be something doing at
the opera house on Thursday, Fri.
day and Saturday nights, making
somewhere to 60 and something
to see and hear, and at a moderate
price.
Later on, when we have elec-
trio light, moving picture will
be added to the regular features.
nothing but the very best films
to be used.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-13
VoI|er's Business Booming

Chas. Voller, the popular meat
dealer, whose place of business is
on The Plaza, intends to branch
out, his bust less warranting the
move. He has purchased of F.
E. Near a corner lot on Second
avenue and Frazer street. just op-
posite the Masonic Temple site on
the south, on which he intends to
build another market.
Mr.. Voller's business on the
north side has been about twice as
large as he had any reason to ex-
pect and his market is nearly al.
ways thronged with customers
who become tired awaiting their
turn.
The new market on the south
side will greatly relieve the con-
gestion end be quite convenience
to his customers.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-13
New Bank for Sentinel Butte

From the Sentinel Butte Repub-
lean we learn that Beach capital
lists, headed by E. j. Curtin, pres
ident Of First National Bank, have
decided to establish another bank
at Sentinel Butte, to be known as
the Sentinel Butte State Bank.
and work on the building will be
commenced Immediately.
The new financial institution
will be located just west of the
saddle shop and will soon be ready
for business. The stockholders, as
given by the Republican, are: E.
j. Curtin Of Decorah. Iowa, Geo.
A. Kern of Sentinel Butte, E. E..
Noble, E. L. Amundson and o. C..
Attletweed of Beach.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-13
they LIKE HIM
IN WISCONSIN
Back Where He Game From Our J.
P. Reeve Is Highly Esteemed ---
Has Force and Character

The Democrat, published at Spar
ia, Wis.,, had the following to say
last week: John Reeve, who all
Spartans Of ten years or more ago
will remember, has for several
years been a successful farmer and
horse breeder in the Golden VAL
ley of North Dakota. Word now
reaches his friends in this city
that he has been induced to make
the run for representative in the
lower house of the legislature
from Billings county district. The
spirit Of western prairies, doubt
less, has made John even a greater
hustler than when he lived in
Sparta and, in those days he made
the best of them go some to keep
within sighting distance of him.
While a resident Of Sparta he
resurrected the Sparta fair and put
it on a sound basis. always took q
active interest in everything
which was designed for the bet
terment Of Sparta, and was an all
round useful member of the COM
munity. There can be no doubt
but what John will land the nom-
ination. and his thousands of
friends in Monroe county know that
he will make for the district an
honorable and usful representa-
tive. The Democrat wishes him
success in his campaign. and while
we have always regretted that John
was politically Spoiled in grow
ing" as he ought to have been a
good democrat, we have no brick
bats to throw, and know our demo-
cratic friends in Billings county
will have to put up a cracking
good candidate if they expect to
"keep John at home.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-13

any until he was long dead, but
that if "old friends around Me-
dora were determined to honor"
him he would interpose no objec-
tion. Word came here today that
Col. Roosevelt while in Christ
iania, Norway, had complied with
a suggestion made by Mr.. Hanna
that he pose for Gustave Vigiland,
the sculptor whom his North Da-
kota friends had designated to do
the work. There will be a great
time at Medora when the statue
Of Roosevelt is unveiled.
The date of the ceremony will
not be determined until later.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-13
COIN TO THE
BALL GAME?
Trouble Will Begin Sunday After
noon in the New Park Wibaux
Aggregation the First Offering

The crack of the bat and the
gentle plunk Of the ball in the
glove will be heard in the land
Sunday, when the annual demon
stration of the great American
game will be commenced in the
fine new park Of the Beach Base
ball Association.
The ball park has been put in
excellent shape for the opening
game. a fence having been erected,
ditto bleachers, the diamond
skinned, and the whole affair
generally prepared for fast play
ing.
Manager Griffiths has secured the
Wibaux team for the opening, and
while the home team is not in
the fast class yet, it is expected
to render good account Of itself.
The game will be called at 800
p. M, at which time it is ex.
pected that everybody will have
finished his or her dinner and be
on the ground. Those who come
late cannot expect to sit exactly
back of the home plate, perhaps
not at all.
Come early and also prepared tc
boost for the Beach boys, but il
the home team should be defeated
(which is not likely let's take oul
licking like good sports and prom
ise that Wibaux bunch q terrible
retribution.
Play ball!
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-13

Phil Cook un(oaded new plow
rig at the depot Yesterday and is
now ready to do his part in tear
ing up the sod Of the Golden VAL
ley. His motive power is huge
Rumely "Oilpull" engine, the first
Of its kind to make debut in
this region, while the pillow part
is eight-bottom P. and o. of new
design.
The executive committee of the
Commercial Club will meet Mon
day evening at Logan's store.
This will be a very important
meeting and every member should
make it q point to be there prompt.
| ".
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-13
For Utilization
Of Flax Fibre
Valuable Crop Now Being Wasted
will Be Turned to Good Account
In Not Distant Future

1t is estimated that fully 2, 900, :
900 tons of flax straw are raised
annually in this state; this straw
is now wasted or burned. Prof.
Bolley, the eminent expert on flax
and flax fiber, says ''much of which
in quality and length for the pro-
duction Of fiber, far excels the
average straw from which the
Russian peasant makes the fiber
which chiefly supplies the linen
fabrics of the world"
There is not the slightest doubt
about the fibre producing quality
| of North Dakota flax straw. 1t
has been thoroughly tested with ex-
cellent results.
The methods that are now used
in Ireland and other parts of Eu-
rope where linen fabrics are made,
have been employed for many
years. The process of extraction
of the fiber from the straw is
known as retting. There are two
methods Of retting in general use.
one that of dew retting in common
practice in Russia. and the other
is to make suitable bundles of the
straw and submerge them in a
running stream. Both methods re-
quire about four months time to
prepare the straw for breaking
and scutching.
Modern science has made vast
improvements over this method
and today it is possible produce
fiber in three hours where former
ly it took four months.
There are several methods of ac-
complishing these results. The
United States Linen Flax Corpor-
alton, has secured patents on pro.
cess, that makes an excellent fiber
from fax straw in three hours.
The Flickertail Linen Company
have decided to adopt their me.
thod. and with this object in view
have made arrangements to erec'
a mill in the new town of Energy
Towels and other linen product
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-13
Fire Protection
Is Badly Needed
What Would Happen Here In the
Event Of a Fire Like Last Falls?
Same Thing only More So

In view of the fact that Beach
has had two narrow escapes from
disastrous fires during the past
week Cts lucky place. and the
further fact that the city has alb
solutely nothing with which to
fight fire, why wouldn't it be
money we'll spent to purchase one,
possibly two. chemical engines?
A hose cart and several hundred
feet of fire hos, are fine property.
but without a pressure water sup.
ply they are about as useful as
two tails on a COW. They are all
right enough for that part Of the
city lying within a radius of 500
feet from the railway water tank
(when there is water in it), but
we all know what a small portion
of the city that is and how little
protection it really affords.
The chemical is an effective and
comparatively cheap affair, one
which the city is we'll able to
afford. They are being used suc-
cessfully in nearly all the towns
which have no waterworks system,
and answer the purpose very we'll.
1t is high time that Beach pro-
videe itself with some means Of
giving battle to fires and to in
surance rates. This is another
matter for the general good which
the Commercial Club might Jay
before the city council.
Let's lock the stable door before
the horses are gone.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-13
Farm Loans, Farm Loans

! am now located in my new
office over the Golden Valley Bank
and am better prepared than ever
to make you farm or city loan.
l pay you your money as soon as
papers are completed, without
any delay or unnecessary red tape,
and at the lowest rate of interest.
You will save money by seeing me
before you arrange for a loan.-
u. R. Waters. 52tf
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-13

Anton Knutson, who has run the
Nels Hagen farm the past year
departed Thursday for Chinook,
Mont, in company with his bro
ther-in-law, John Hagen. with a
carload of goods and farming
tools. Both have homesteads near
Chinook and expe ct to prosper in
the Treasure state.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-13

R. E. Morrow and wife and
Miss Mary Sloane made a trip to
Paxton, Mont. Saturday, the latter
filing on a half section in that vi.
cinty.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-13

Read the ads, and save money.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-24
9aiier @ilbelnt's Gin5ms il ySism.

Son Der eon5en gepoferuilg nit
SSllbel beariiBt, lit 9aiier' @il1elllL
Der mabreno' Der lebten Gage ols
Sagogoit bes @r8ber5oes Srieori1
ouf Sdlob 9elpe in lli.garn ipcilr
te, om 20. Septeruber in @ieil ein.
eetroffen, I'M bem 9aiier sS,ml5
Soief nadtrdglid) gu ieinem 80. &C.
bnrtstag dll eratrlieren. Ger oeut-
i6e Serrid]er pltroe aitf Dem @aln'
bof in Setenoorf bon ieirenl grci-
len 8erbinoeten, bent Gr5Der5og
Sron5 Seroinano, idnlmtlit!)eg 5ur
3eit in gien tpeilenoen Gr56ef5o.
gen uno Dem gan5en Sofe crnartct,
uno oie 8eeeenllng Der 6eioen mo
norbel geitoltete ii6 ii6crans lcr5'
li6. Sic unlormteu uno fiii,telt
li6 ipieoerbolt uno geioe luarei,
lihtlih geriibrt.
9(uf oenl @obn6of nlo elltlong
Ben prd6tie eeidmiiften StraBen,
our6 pelhe fe nod SdloB s5dloll-
brunn fl6ren, ipliroen ben Serr-
Ihern iubelnoe Spationt:l 6creitet.
3u beiben Seiten oes @eges italtoell
Sllnoerttanienoe bon .Welllben aopF
on &opf geordnet, lnb oie lngeDeu-
rem Menidenmengen idrieell l1d Dor
@rtbuliosnms beiier. slllc 5ffeiitli-
den @ebGltbe prongten i'm sSlog9er-
id)ntllf umo in oen &anptItrnBen NOR
oud faunl elm 8ripatbols Sll ent.
0eden, oos ili6t ein SeItgeuon0 ali-
geleet batte.
geob oer glnfunft ocS oGttl6en
aoiIers in S1onbrunm eribien cine
Population oes 4. Snicren-&eei-
ments. oeiien Snbaber er lit, I'M ibm
einen pro6tpoaen @brenidtel 5u
iiberreiden. Ser Staotrat beihlpb
in einer en gfo6mittaQ ab0eDnltc-
men Sibu1g 81 gbren bes Monor-
den ben @orf-3ing, einelt 9eil Der
berrliden 9fingltraBe, in &niicr-@il-
6el1-9fing um5utanten.
gm 21. lpltroe Der oelitldc 9err<
i6er our6 einen prlulfpollcn Gni-
pfon0 inn &atbaus geebrt, mo bel
oieiem gnlaB fano Die Gitt9i;lGpng
oes oie Suloigitne ba ocutihen
Gei6sfiirlten Dor Dem aaiier 6ran5
95oief in Shonbrunn oorltellenoen
Qololiolgenldloes itott
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-24

Corps unn anoerer Decentralization
mltr0e Die britiihe 9lbteilung Ser in
ternationalen 9lnsitelunq ilt grii1lel,
Die Dor nlebreren Olonotcr nurb
6eucr 5eritort uno ieitber mieoct
ollfgebaut pl1roe, ioeben feierlid er=
0ffnet,
= sluf oer @erft in ct 1so5oire,
6ronfreid, lit Ser nell. lticie.1.
oalnpfer ia 5ranee" der ,,Gonl-
paanie @enerole Sransot(ontiqle"
pom Stapel geloiIen lporoeu. 0as
fir Sen Gerfebr 5pii6en 9oprs nno
Seem gorf beitilnmte S0ii; foitet
25,000,000 Sro1lcs lmo miro fir
2020 goiIagiere 9tolun bieten. gs
fat cine 2ange bon TIA SUP, 33,-
900 Sonnen 9eplacement unh lpi1b
Surbinen-Weaihinen erbaItcn, oie
ibnt cine @eldwinoiefeit poli "a
¬en lit ser Stunoe gebei loae1.
9ie Srobt Ser ginribtung lou dlles
0ageweiene iibertreffer llno als
Saltptattruftion miro Der @oioB Elm
300 SUB longes Eariier 9nulepar6.
Gafe init nebreren @einfellern er=
holtelt.
9lls Calcutta, ssnoien. niro
genlelOet; Ser Snous lit melt liter
ieine llfer getreten iulo Sat lueite
2anoerltrerfen iiberi1perln,t. Die
Stoot 9cragba5ifban Itebt uoIlltin-
big llnter gaiier luto es iiilo oort al.
lein 10000 WfenI6eu oboa6los.
9(nf Der Suobobnltatior Not
tennonn III Gaerntben ereianete iiN
Elm fllr6t6ares llngliitf, fin oas Scr
opailipe" Streif Der @ilenho6nollgc-
ltellten herantlportlib eealatbt riro.
3pei S6neG5ilge, bon beueH ocr ei.
ne bon Wien lulb Der. onoelc npll
8eneoig fanL prallten in boiler
Sabrt 5llalnlnen lulo ipuroell oer.
9lus Dem 9rdBlidclt
sriintmerbaufen iino iieben Sote nno
5polf Sdperperlebte bernorge8noen
noroell Die 3obl Der leldter Ser,
(ebten lit aroB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-24
Der Gisfms fomn't.
garnnnt nub SailcD in. San
glmtpmip am s. Sftpber.

Dieie slnfiinoigung misb niht
nlr Die ean5e 8epolferllng ser Staot
auf oie 8eine bringer lonbern
auh piele geiltber bon auSn,drts
bierber fiibrell. Ger Girflis foinmt
auf flint poQen giienba6n5iigen,
lporaus man allf ben ltmfang oes
lltlteruebnlers fhlieBen fann. gs lit
Die er0Bte Shauitellung Scr @elt
an 9iei6baltigfeit, &unit glegan5
uno slusltattung Die &unI.lel'tlin=
gen iino grobartig unb 5enilnoe=
runsstpert Die Wfenagsrie hir9t
pieIe ieltene 3ierorten unh lit Da1er
iebr lebrreif. 9eienano ioGte per~
feblen, ben girflls gu belubett.
Sidets iino am 8ornittag bes 3.
Sftober in Der 9erar Orig Co.,
Soltiton Ctr. uno alano plaia 81,
baben.
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& { I a 8.

Die reeulare Sisuna uno Die
bier @rtro-SeIiionelt ser 81. Seg;s-
latltr foiten bent Staate, Seip. oen
iteuer5ablenoen 9iirgertt sic s;tott[i-
DIE Sln1n1a bon $274,945. Die re-
gulare Seiiion BON 60 9agen fnitete
1922, ,809.12;; BEN 9ieit perl6ianlen
Die bier Grtra-Seiiionen. Gie Gei-
hen letten, in pelben Der 0ouper-
neur ieinen 4opf onrhfcten inns
oem Staate Itrenge 9robibitlonsge-
iete allf5ipingea lpollte, psrurio6teu
l1nfoltenGm getrage BON $72,S1t.-
Sn Glarfspille lpurb, @annt-
ipolle Gn6e letter @ohe mil 25
Gents per Bfuno be5ablt.
- Gin fleiner So6n oe$ in Ser
9fd6e bon Srieoribsbnrg mohnerSen
Sarnlers Senrp @einbeilEer muroe,
ais er altf Dem Nahbalielrege be-
grifien iuar, BON einenl toden
Sunoe angefaaen unb in sen MrnI
Die oiifte uno ms 9ein se6iiei'. gr
ipuroe iofort nah 9lilitin nj pns Ea-
iteur- -Snititllt gebradt.
81. 9(. Worgan, Gonorfteur
elmer 5luVhen Gollas uno Suf
gliff perfebrenoen eleftrildJen tStra=
Berbabncar, lebnte iid bonn gritt-
brett binous, nm irgenb et!pas III be-
obadten. Seip aopf itieb gegen ei-
men 8folten, er murbe gil gsooell
geihleuoert uno mar angentliflif
tot, @r bate oas @enid ge6rohen.
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Gtlenbabn : TaDlplau.
s. & 6. q. gahn

Ntfunff-
yto.3 -Som Noroen. .6.45 abenbs
gto. g Gom 0oroen. GAS mora
Mo. 7-2ocal BON toearne. 1000 mora
gfo. g. 2ocal bon Baleitine. -. =. -.
=. ..10.45 abenos
gto A. gpn Weerifo. -. 15O na1lr.
No 12-Soeal bon 2arebu (sen1ii6t)
49,: 80. :. 800 rtorg
gbfabrt =
yto. e. 9a6 Dem giprben. .1.55 uahm.
gep. g. Na6 Dem gaprben. 800 a6snbs
g5o. Social nad Baleftine. 7.3O mors
yto. 10 @gpreB nab @earue. ;. :.
=, :. 400 atorg
glo. 5 -9a6 Werifo. 100 mora.
'gfo. II -2oeal nad 2areou (eenticbt) :.
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9as eieO pum 5eiuidlmcacr.

9as ar1Rte Wliif amf bieicr gSclt,
Gin Seber tuirb es iagen,
9as ntebr nod Gilt, tpie Gut ,sno Yelb,
Sit cin Gcinnbcr WiageE.
gSas niitt es, fann ittan banr bci Slid
9ie idJ5niten Spetien ibamcn,
Sb Mmitcrn, @ilbpret pber Slid,
&nnm man iie itidJt perbanen.
Did bauert fDlf)' Cit arrter @S:dt,
Was bat er benr ppnt Seben!
9ie Safelfremhen fennt CT ,,tfjt,
ltnb fam iie ntd]t eritreben.
Weldj' eiu @enak nui, es ni1t ieiu,
g8inft mns ein fetner &raten,
Sci er ppm Salb, gSilb pber Sfnneiu,
Wenn er MIR ippi geraten.
GS liefert mrs bas reidJe Sheer
Giel Slide, Muitern, &rabben,
Sudj mnp man bafiir leiber iebr
Wcbbrig pft berappen.
ltnb andj ST jeher Sabres5eit
0ibt es Selifateiicn,
Die jeber Upurmaub lit beycit
Mit Sodlsenmf SIT eiIeu,
SudJ tun bic 2eferei'n es MID.
3u all' nnb jeben Stnnbcn,
Dit iuirh ein einfad)es 0erifjt
9lud sans pprtrefflif mmubeu.
Mud ipil man pb bes GiIems MD
8ergeiien nidlt bas Srinfen,
gm beiten idntedt es INNER bod
@enn Dplle gedJer tuinfen.
Der 1rpt beitel Gbampasner,ucin,
gSir iupll'ns Tim nid)t nerbenfen,
Der tuetie Wann, Der last ailciK
Sid NlamD gier identcn.
Die bette Mablseit, slanb' es mir
@efommt bic redbte Wiirse
Wenn idl hasm u aIamp gier
3tnab bic garael ftiirse.
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@ietoria 9ipiiiun 6. $. e g. q.

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gso; sle ; so5-euero, @ietOria. 1880 nad,u
Mbfahrt-
$50. 3oe-- -guero. gietoria. 800 bprnr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-24
Elm starker Sebutz.

S6iiben Sic ben &orper eesen Rranf=
beit burA 3utt's=Villen, Elm abfolutes
Seilmittel fir 2opfihmersen, 9Dspep=
ia, Malaria, 9artleibigfeit ano dbnlia
be 2eiben
,1as Sriebrab bes Qebems."
9r. Sutt: Sbre 9eber pillen finb bas
8riebrao bes 2ebens. Sd nerbe itets
bem 3ufall bantbar fein, tpel6er mir
0ieielben su meiner &enntniB bra6te.
s. Gaitlei9b, platte Common, Gol.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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ssSn sSpIae eines lpplfcnbrlldlor

Srl 6olge eines lppifcnbrlfJor-
tigen 9fegens muroe llobe Gloprcn,
&atlias, cine iiber einen selpo0nlid
trodenen God) fii6rell0e @iienbol,u=
hriife fort0euaidell llnh Der nolt
aonlos Gitp fouurlenoe, ildtD Gcn
per 6eItilHnlte Goiiaaiersua Der 9}ocf
eSslono 9nbn itiir5te III Die 55icie,
3malf 9alloaiere bliehen ollf ser
Stellc tot, eff iinb idtuer rerlebt.
Gr. @nitap 9auneostcr elmer
Der ON lonelten in ct. S.ouiS on<
laiiigen sler5te, Elm 8erfnlier 5abl-
reider meoiailtiicber @erfe mn elm
@etera1 oes giirgerfrieaes. lit i'm
9llter BON IA Sabren geilor6eu.
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gSredlt nidlt anfammen.

Sdmere Gnforoerungen aE sic
2ebensorga11e bernria6en einen GU
iammenbru6. Man fang @fagen,
2eber, geieren ooer geeruen i!ift
iiberbiiroen, obne S6aoen at ieiben.
electric 9itters lit oas Sdunbn1ittel
oagegen. Wrs. s. 6. San Sc Ganbe,
airflonb, SG, i6reibt: o9as # I'M.
ter 0reimonatli6en i6peren Aniirell-
gungen ni6t 8uiammenbrad, ber-
oanfe ib nur Sen electric 9ittcrs." :"
SOC ben allen OruqqiIten.
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beiaste, Sirua Die Sun,n1e bon e NJ
bunbert 9oIIars fir ieben SeG
BON &atarrb be5ablen tpirb, Der bur6 ben
@ebraitd) bon 6alls &atarr f.
Sur ntcbt ge9eilt fperben fann.
Grauf S. gbeneb,
Bei6tporen BON mir ltnb rntere
idrieben in meiner @eeenrynri
am g. September q. 9. '96.
SiegeI,
q. B. @Ieaion, offentliber Motar
5eu's &atarrbSRur miro innerIi6 gez
rommen unb ipirft oireft auf bns 8llh
mnb Die idIeimisen, Sberfld9en bes Sp@
items. oabt @n6 3eltgniiie frei alls
i6iden.
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