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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04
SCHOOL MINES
MEET ON S. l..
Ressvills School Defeats
the TottsnvilIs No. |.
Special to tbs EVENING NEWS.

"R$Vf0F 70 II 1T NH
Tottenvflle, May 4:-For the Sec
end time this season the nine from
Public school No. l Of this place,
met defeat at the hands Of the team
from No. 6 school of Rossvlle, on the
latter's grounds yesterday after
loon
An extra inning was resorted to,
for at the end Of the seventh inning
the score was 1 to 1. In the eighth
inning Rossville succeeded In send
Ing two men ove the home plate to
~Tottenville's one. Thus giving vic
tory to the Rossflle nine with the
close score Of 3 to 2.
Ernest Paugh heaved and A. Gray
received for the local aggregation.
Roach twirled and Cerbi caught for
the Rossvill eteam.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04
MICHELIN FIVE
AGREE TO PLAY
Rivsrsldes to Msst Fast
Team In Auditorium.

David Wilentz, manager of the
Riverside basketball team has COM
pieted arrangements with the Niche
lin Five to appear In tn 8 city Satur-
day night, when the "Rivies" will
clash with them in the Auditorium.
Several attempts have been made to
bring this team to this city but with
out avail and Saturday night they
wiz play their first game on a local
court.
The MiehelIn Five In reality are
the fast Crescent Quintet, but as
their season Is closed, four Of the
Crescent players with one outsider
will appear, and q rafting good
game ts expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04
TYPEWRITING IN MIDAIR.

Girl S~tenesraphsr viii Do the Stunt if
-T', @7r 0curtiss Consents.
Washington, May 4.-Miss Annie B.
Lepley. a public s~tenographer, has
asaNd Glenn Curtiss to take her and
her typewriter up In hts machine at
the aeroplane meet here the latter
part Of this week.
She wants to este blish a new record
by doing typewrfting IN the air. There
il apprehension that the typewriter
would wabbls, but Miss Lepley says
she will stop the wabbling II Curtiss
will take her up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04
Y. N. H. A. HAS
NO TEAM IN FIELD

The prospect for a baseball team
to represent the senior organization
of the Y. NJ. H. A at the present
time seems very dim. Practice has
been called for several times, yet no
material responds. Yet what is
lacking in this line tn the senior club
is made up in the junior organiza-
tion. One of the best Juvenile
teams in this part of the state will
wear the colors of the Y. NJ. H. A.
Juniors Is the boast of those con-
nected with the athletic program of
the club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04
GRAMMAR SCHOOL IN
InTER-CLhSS SERIES

Another game of the fnterclass
baseball series of the grammar
school was decided yesterday after
noon when Rooms 3 and l met on
the copper works diamond. Victory
went to Room 3 with a total of sew
enteen runs against fifteen runs
made by No. L.
Eldridge and Seel constituted the
battery for the losers, while Fodder
son and Cantley were on the victo-
rious lineup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04
SEEK WOMAN POLICE CHIEF.
Boston Committee Asks Governor to
Replace Man.

Boston, May 4.-Declarfng every
man who has held the Office OF police
commissioner here has been a failure,
a committee Of Boston women has pc
titioned Governor Fess to appoint a
woman commissioner.
If the appointment of a ONT po-
lice commissioner Is impossible, the
committee wants women police inspec-
tors, and If this, too, is impossible
they want the present police force In
creased, reformed and>regulated.
Should this also be impossible, the
women declare the governor should
at once take steps to call out the milf
tia to suppress wtckedness in Bos-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04
MAURER TEAM
REORCANIzED
Chas. Distz, Captain and
Andrew Gadek, Manager.

An enthusiastic meeting OF tbs
Meurer Athletic Club was held In
school No. 3 last night at which the
crack team Of that name r~eorganized
for the ensuing season. Henry Dietz
was elected treasurer; Meyer Lar
son, SECRETARY; Andrew Gadek, man
ager, and Charles Dietz, captain.
The team will hold practice daily
on the A s. & r. Company's dia-
mond aRd will occupy the same field
nearly every Sunday. Frankiins,
Peerless. St. Anthonys. A~shlands.
and teams Of similar standing are in
vited to challenge this club. The
Orioles, of Red Bank, they are es-
pecially DESTROYS Of meeting. Send
all communications to Andrew
Gadek, manager, Maurer A. c..
Haurer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04

Whippany, n. J., May 4-The year
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lopat-
70. which was scalded by boiling water
several days ago, Is not expected to
live. The infant had seen Its mother
washing clothes, and after the parent
the tub and tUmbied In.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04
DEMAND FOR NICKEL FARE.
North Arlington People Would Ride 70
Newark at Hall Price.

Ne~arb az raH Fffoe.
Newark, n. J., May 4-Petitons
asking the Public Service Railway
company for a FIVE cent fare between
Chauncey avenue, North Arlington.
and this city are being circulated In
the borough. The present rate of fare
Is 10 cents.
A much longer ride on the same troll
ley system may be taken for a nickel
and this liz pointed out by the petition
ers as unfair and unreasonab BILE. In the
petition It is charged that at Is almost
impossible to persuade new people to
settle in a district from which It costs
10 cents carfare to get to Newark.
This agitation for a lower rate Of
fare has been In progress In North
Arlington a long time. Unavailing ef-
forts have been made by the borough
council from time to time to have the
request accepted by the trolley COM
pany. j,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
New s. A. q. President.

Louisville, Ky, May 4-Dr. Moses
Greedy Parker of Lowell, Mass, was
elected president general of the Sons
of the American Revolution ct the an
nual congress here. DR.. Parker sac
ceeds William A. Marble Of New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04
TO DIVORCE CAPTAIN HoUeH.
Naval Officers Wife Files Suit Fo,
Ssoaration At Richr1 ond.

Richmond. Va, May 4.-Mrs. Ma
belle Moore Hough. wife Of Captain
Frank p. W. Hough, surgeon In the
navy, now with the battieshfp New
Hampshire, has instituted suit In the
circuit court Of Elizabeth City, Va,
asking for an absolute divorce
Captain Hough Is q graduate Of the
University Of Virginia and is widely
known in navy circles.
Mrs. Hough was Mrs. Moore OF Al
bemarie. She In now living in Rich
mopd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04
BIG Defamation CONTEST.
North Jersey Greatly Interested In
High School Meeting.

High School Meeting.
Paterson, N. J., May 4-Interest has
been aroused among the high schools
Of this vicinity by the announcement
of plans of the first annual deelama-
ton contest, TO be held under the au-
spices of the Princeton Alumni Asseci-
alton of Northern New Jersey. The
speakers will meet on the evening Of
Friday, May II, at Sis O'Clock. IN the
Liberty school, Palisade avenue and
Tenany road. Englewood.
The conditions of the contest call for
tn
high schools of Engiewood, HacEen-
sack. Nyack. Paterson. R~idgewood and
Rutherford.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04

Berne, Switzerland, May Alt is Off
ctally confirmed that the government
has accepted $4,000 In the form Of
United States Steel bonds from An
drew Carnegie to establish . SWISS
hero fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04
WRITES FUNERAL SERMON.
Earl e. Kenyon, Oldest Conductor on
New Haven Railroad, 10 Buried.

New Haven Railroad, 10 Buried.
New Haven, Conn, May 4-Earl E.
Kenyon, one Of the oldest conductors
on the New Haven railroad tn age and
service. wrote the address that was
delivered at his funeral. Part of 1T
ram.
'Friends-A broken column most dt-
tingly represents he death of a man.
The house in which Il brother dwelt
Is left behind. 1t was but a simple
habitation fitted for his S while hs
remained here. We shall meet him q
little way on In the future"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04
TURKISH TROOPS MOBILIZE.

Minister Of War Alarmed by Strength
Of Albanian Rebels.
Constanttnopls, May THE minis
try of war has issued orders to the
twe army corps stationed in the villa
yet of C6nstantinopie to mobilize.
The order Is ostensibly for army ma
but it rs believed the troops
are intended for service against the
rebellious Albanians. Shefket Pasha,
the minister Of war, went to Albania a
short time ago to take personal CON-
nand Of the Turkish troops there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At New York Philadelphia. Is; New
York, 4 Bstteries-Coomhs and Living
eton; Fisher, Vaughn and Sweeney.
At Boston-Boston, 6; Washington. &
Batteries-Pape and Nunsmaker; GrooTne,
Gray and Street.
AT Cleveland-C1eveland. 8. Chicago. I.
Batteries-GregS and Land; Young and
Sullivan.
At ST. Louis-De:roit. 8; st. Louis, 2
Batteries-Laitts and Stanage: Willis and
Stephens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04
BASEBALL.
Results of Games Played In National
and American Leagues.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn-New York, 8: Brooklyn, o
Observation-Disclosures and Wilson; RuckeI
and Bergen.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. s; st. Louis. 4
Batteries - Maggie and Gibson; Harmon,
Geyer and B~resnahan.
At Philadelphia-Boston, g. Philadelphia,
s. Batteries-Pfeffer and Graham; Beebs
and Doom.
At Chicago - Chicago. s; Cincinnati, Z
Batteries-Brown and Archer; sugxs and
Mclean.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04
$4,000 FOR FIRE APPARATUS.
West Orange Council Votes That Sum
to Protect Mountain Residents.

to Protect Mountain Residents.
West Orange, n. J., May 4-Follow-
ing the presentad ton OF q petition from
residents of the mountain. section. ask
ing for better fire protection, the West
Orange town council has passed 4
resolution tnstructtng the town at
torney to look into the legality OF
issuing bonds for $4,000 for the puf-
chase of an automobile fire apparatus
and the extension of the water systen-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04

The EVENING NEWS has the
circulation in the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04

Know what your nelghbor know&
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04
WEATHER

Observations of the United
States weather bureau taken at
& n. m. Yesterday follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04

You'll find It in the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-04

EVENING NEWS cover. the neld.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

A SUDDEN nipple 9I appIaust' a d IIaIII
~ Of magnificent Norman percherons re-
ceived the blue ribbon for a first award,
startled Thurley 10 attention on the horses.
They were trotting off like big, good natured
Dlavfellows of toll, and the girls softly
Glowing ewes abruptly focused on face be
low. at which she gazed IN uneXplainable
fascination ..
The face was that OF a woman, well
gowned, aristocratic looking woman, with
an air Of something distinctly foreign IN her
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
The Safe
andEasyWay to
Wean the Baby

Are you approaching, with misgiv-
ings, the time when baby must be
weaned and postponing the weaving
time longer than you should? Both
you and the baby will be better off
if the little one is weaned at the
proper time.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
ARIZONA REAL ESTATE

BUY LAND IN SALT RIVER VALLEY, ARIZONA
under Roosevelt Dan Raise angrS, fruit, alfalfa, melons
Get highest returns failures. Land now selling 500 an
acr- and up Write to-day for booklet and sx months
sbscripau 20 The Eauh free Cl- Seagrayes Gen Col
onizaon Agt A.I.& Ry., 1880 Railway Exc, Chicago
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
SEEDS
MALE HELP WANTED

YOUNG MAN. BIG DEMAND EOR AUTOMOBILE
experts few weeks study your own home qualihes
YOU Earn s3s $50 week-ob cinch. Models tree to
every student Small down payment starts you Write TO
day for prospect with sample lessons also plan
20 earn cost Of Buffalo Automobile school, Frank
lin Street, Buffalo, y.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
CORPORATIONS

INCORPORATE YOUR BUSINESS ~ ARIZONA
Least Cost Transact business keep books anywhere Pres
dent Stoddad former Secretary OF Arizona, Free Laws
By-I avs and Forms. Reference: Any Bank IN Arizona
Stoddard Incorporating Company BOX roo Phoenix, Arizona
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
AGENTS WANTED

wANTED-A woman 70 act as our information
reporter All time No experience necessary
$50 10 s3oo per month. Nothing sell Send stamp for
part cuaIs Sales Association oIs ASSOCIATION Building
indianapolis, Indiana.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
rhurley Ruxton

,-y7rhss yN
.,.;r formal bows made little attempt
to o6gn disgulsov, minutes later, when Lady Honore
1hree ii-'5 nd Young Count Jose Niziano Y
Caltnso:i The fierv Spanish-ltalian duelist and
NaScin' - - numerous European capitals
Romeo ~ .ooe8ranCe, Aice's cup was filled
mace ',,-;oierce almost alarming.
Ntn ~, 'sellel' said the Count almost
An, ~ o. his presentation to Thurley,
nstan'15 ,or,iniscert of Vesuvian flames and
bis yo'NSs SIo s. Petersburg die three time to
2vaS' 49,. bo00r-mine at last! and he
have W ~ hand with Italian fervor and
DSSeu -~.-e. cracking his heels together
Spans, as he bent at his supple waist.
sne'Ees.,,,,y nv soul is in flight above the clouds!
hut YOU DO not recall you nave seen me-
90. oOa.r-Tn afraid I DO not, said Thurley,
-,-snared for such q demonstration. m
should remember.
SIC saiNer,Is,ws D.asf' he answered from his
,...Ss sbovz the clouds. You have only
S.~, S-e N become more lovely!
in4-is. 41Es, he met the cold American stare of
I-....r-.~-'s arge-grav and Woods light
o'uy ewes. and a little comprehended
g..'.+bs course even Of Romeo S ardor may
10 - co sron.. as milk.
oO1 OI1S,,-'sv 80 escaped. with a surge OF relief,
.ss o'5-,f ....,ty of Lady HonOre Cal
2 .-g fo-ssa-.. md began TO wonder how
ulo'S S,,Ie " o- which she had entered would
snI. bod only begun. The afternoon was a
=, ,,rsxr- r~olOgue merely Of the COM
-, .]a---,;ons. --. -.s shocks, and surprises
p.-a,5i p..-,5v -rrs-.-.l. 0at beyond, to procession
~, A.C''o ,r4 -h-. - her life, newly launched
= is roval career.
Cl.,,.s,-;-~ .r cleared the house within
-, .-s,,;r- but nothing could clear
- - oatbw5v hing out ahead, where its
&.l1gs IL s-E des, its rocky slopes and
81 ~, roach. we're alike obscured in the
81! ~ +r--r. hat were yet TO be, too re-
,.,t9 'so.s 70 cast atow or reflect the glow Of
The sun ,..,, .e-.-.:....
In the reE " DAYS IuI cohlrnlation OF
- isct thai ...e Van Kirk's protegee was
-a.s -. sS+ber he royal Princess Thirvinia
-y'-' " vo-,chs from every direction, de-
Va the Va Kirk evasiOns and Thurley's
'~,;ssnca o. subject. Besiegers stormed
~ rfrl-av. mansion IN drOves. Friends,
e3,.,,srs. an. invitations multiplied ap-
s.r-giy. ar rar-the Horse Show opened
- ssss9r . ... E0ddesses OF wealth.
CHAPTER S.. Horses and Humans
,rFVFR -ra premiere Of Society's pet
" funct--. a- so brilliant. Never had
.ss g;lde5 p -es OF Gotham entertained
- gSea- --. ..- Of guests at Horse Show
S,1s-s nor special decorations and
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

THUR. had never been more happily
exe her life than when, as they
reached box and assumed their seats,
the beau. thrill Of II crept 10 her senses
and The . .5 It surged in her pulses. She
vas ura- -. lt thousand pair Of eyes al
ready focused upon her. Her heart was
beating y. che music. her color was glowing
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Total. 4. $311.40
OTTO NIEDERHUTH, Pastor.
AUGUST MEYER, Treasurer.
Sb BEL &inber oOer ertuadienen Ser.
ionen peroen furirt nit 3emo
unb 3emoieife.

9ie alinse's apotbefe iagt gu
ie6er gerion lei es Manrt, Srau %.
er aino, fpelde 5arte, iiidenoe Sart
babeiL fommt 5u unieren Store uno
iidert eil6 cine 8laihe 3ento uno
elm itiif 3emo-Seife, nnb ieit ibr
nit Dem &eiultat nidt gati5 5ufrie.
Den, fommt Suriid urlb bolt euer
@elb mieoer. SobieI sutrauen bab.
en- mir 5u Oieiem reinIi6en nirfiam.
en- Wtittel bab mir oieies ungeipobn
lide anerbieten MAIDEN.
3erno lit cine belle S%Iiiiiigfeit fir
dnberlidcn @ebralld nnb bot bieIe
Sale bon grem Sautausi9IGge unS
&opfidnippen furirt. 3emo nno
3emo Seife finb Ole iparianiitcu un6
reiniten nno tpirfiamIten mittcl fir
alle Saiit- uno oapfbalt aranfbei.
ten Die es gie6t, Of fir 8in6er ooer
ertpadiene.
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Sin s~rnitmasnat befennt Sarbe.

Serr George @. gerfins, Der che
maIiee Gompagiton Sobu Bierpont
Morgon's, lit Ser aniidt, taB oaS
Sbermnn'id) 4nti-I rlit@ eieB mi
oerrufut peroen iolte, neil Die
Srilits unter Inn nid)t bcitebcn fonr.
ten. st bat ii6 a~Ilerbings eebiitet,
Dor Dem aongreB.gn nitc, bns ben
StabI ; Sruit unteriudt, nit 6ieier
.Soroerllng biinbi9 berpor5ltretelL
i,n 10 flarer bat er feline gniidt in
einem @ortrog aitsaeiprpfen, oen cr
fir Sas Mid)igan College Of Mines
ntsgearbeitet bat.
Serr Terfins lit neit bouoit elits
feritt, aonflrrreil5 fir 6ie Secle bes
SonbeIs 5u balten, irn 8egentbeil,
er be5cifniet es dis oeiu gr6bten &c.
gen. Ben Die Sritits inn @efoIge qe.
bdbt bdttell, oob iie Die aonflirren5
oits Der 8elt geidafft bdttell. Gas
8eiultot Der aoufurreu5 lei 10.
periifert er - SdapitbllSalL Sin.
6erarbeit, nierige 20bne, MalpJcl olt
arbeitsgelegengeit ult1 i9lefter Sc
iddftsa1nG fir oen llnferncEaner.
Gr fonr uid,t pcritd6en, OoB III elmer
3eit, in ser ole Ndtion Heciproci-
tat nit Gofla6a ltiiO SdicosQerid3te
nit arSeren 9Satiunelr aritrebt, ser
rfuige 5rieSch III per inolitrieIlen
ais citt @erbred)en nltQelelell
pirS. Goaer 3ort rilit ct ans:
,llno mas iol Der @eneralantudlt
arf gerla1gen Oes aolNreiieS bis
nj Die &forten 6es @eiGm9niIfes en-
;millgcn: &olffurrelS!"
@s nerlobut iid) nid)t Der Wtiibe, !
Die Gidtigfeit Ser anlidIten bes
6errn Gerfins bier 3it mioerlegeir.
Sic iino mir beBbalb intareliant
neil tic flar mo ociltlid Oeqt Stano-
putft %Setimiren, beu Die n&apitGlle
Der SSatOuitrie~ e%innebmen. an Stel-
(c ser ireien aonfurreils, inter Der
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Die Sffentlide @einnns fiest.

@s lit ein miibiames ltntcrneb-
men, ole 9unbesperfaiiurg 5I alnen-
oiren, aber es lit ni1t nmmGalid,
ipie bister pielfah aitgenomnlen mir
De. 9ie oifelttli6e Mteimlng Der.
idGfft li6 idlieBli9 @elturg. Die
SearIfidcn 3eitungen baden es Iidj
lett Sabrne 5itr gufgobe gemodt,
|0as SntereIie oit Ser Ginfiibrilng
Der g~infommeniteller mad 81 baIteip
ltu0 tie ieber idon ieet NIT @erpllg-
tbrtng, bab mir Dem 3ielc aamGb.
lid irlnter niber fommeit.
SeSc Steuer lit cine 2olt, ober
0ia Ginfommeniteler be6elttet Die ge-
ref6telte SertbeiItng Der Stelter-
lott. il0em tie Die idaperite 8iirbe
beltelr auferlegt, Die lie an lpidlte,
Itelt tragsll foniter.
Cine meitere Heiornl fonlntt Der
8ermirtlidpung aIlm0blid n16er,
ltdmlidl bic @rm0blutg Der 9l1tOas-
ieIfatnren bnrd) bns Solf. Seioe
Sdllier oes &nngrelies haben Dies
s~lmel1bemeilt sur @erfaiiung nit Ser
popgeidriebeneI1 Mebrbeit an9cllonl-
men, leioer aber nidt in Der gleifclt
SaIIin9. SIS bralldt mn nod Der
unbeoelttels0e llnteridie0 a~ilsgelner5t
3lt per0ei, lttto adj 0iele &eform sur
&erpoafontmung mabrer 8olfsberr,
idaft miro i6rer Seripirfllhung nntt
iein.
@s Qebt portuarts!
gs lit cine lGngithefontte Sbatia-
de, bab Oie Mittelfloiie, 5. +. bic
2eatte oeren 9eiiBtbum uno oaS
baraus er3ielte @iitfommen iid IN
iebr beidieoenen @ren8en bolten,
troboeln i'm GerbGltitiB Die nrciitert
+Stellern 5ablen miiiierr, gtidt sc.
MIA oamit, 0aB groBe, liegertoe Be
.iietbiimer. lopie au6 grpBe ins
buStrieQe slnlagen ieber slrt, olrdj-
ldnittlid) pie1 5il ltieberif) eingeifaei
merocn, periteteir es intiere mirf.
liGen, ionic aitd Die allgebetroe1t
RiaionGre aiisge5eidttet lbre 8el-
Ser 10 altsulegelr, onB bieielben BON
ser Stelter nidt crreidjt ueroen. 9el
einBiee @eg i'm Oieie Eotriotelt aitdl
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Saaen iuie siaer an.

Su ibrem &ainpI ser 8biitrein.
baltuug fallen Die peiben S6rper-
den inn glnt iiber 6ie &~rnnf6cits-
feline b1ufig 10 idnell, 6oB iie nidt
8eritGrt meroen fOllneil. stilsidlng.
@eidhuiire. eczema uno fein appetii
iino Ole 6olgen. electric 8itters
ioate Damn gebroudt werOeit our Re.
gllirun9 bon Mngen, gsieren uno
2eber ais 9littreiniger. sit Ser
bette 8llitreiniger, ben id Femme ),
idreibt s. g. 8ltoabu bon SracD,
Gdiif. Mad,t rotbeS 9eIttnOes 8lilt.
itarfe Nerpen nn6 balit ole @ciun6.
belt aif. Srpbirt's. SOC bel al-
len Ipotbefen.
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0as girracridt in @aRinaton.

9aS inter Dem @oriis eS gunoes
Hemifers Or. @iIeD in @oibington
5uiammtengetretene 9iergeridt bat
stpar Die Srage: g@as lit 8ier2"
nod nidt in enogiltiger @eiie beatt'
iuontet, Dernch Haben oie @erbono-
Ilipgen bereits iebr intereilmt &eiill-
tote ergebel. 3nnG6It miro Die &c.
fnimmte biertrinfenoe @elt, INSIDE.
ioiroene Die @eiider bon 8icnies II.
Sonnmernahtsfeiten, Oh. @ileD bn.
rim Sritimntell, 0ab oas Bier bduiig
al piel Sdaunl entbalt. @dbren0
man iriibcr ser gnfidt mar, onb es
ann @inihenfeit Iiege, menrt man elm
@Ias Bier erbielt, oas ousiab, ols
ipollte man nidt MIR einen fiibten
3rlirI nebnlelb ionbern ii6 gleif-
5citig oiidI rniiren Iaiien, 10 lit iest
felteeiteIlt fporoen, 6aB 9efpiiieR Bic
rem beionoers piel Goblenidure an.
geiett miro, oamit lie bel Sdaitm
erttpideIn. Or. 8ilep's 8oridlag..
6oB 9iergl6ier geaiht iein iollten
mo Dab bas Bier. mft Der Sdaum,
bis an Den Iidaipgsitrid geben iolle,
miro oagemeine 8iligiing iin0en.
Die n1dHte Srage, Sie bas Bier.
aerift 5ll beantiporten baben miro,
lit ole, Oh @etr1nfe, oie obne MaaI3
illo Sopfen bergeitellt iperoen, als
Bier be8eidnet peroen Oiirfen. Der
GderbouIefret1r lit bereits 6afiir
eingetretens Dab oie 9rauer, Die alr.
0ere Sngre6ien5ietf benllsen, ibr Sro
buff NIT elmer Gillette nereben ioa.
ten. Die bieIe SltgreoierBien nam.
baft maft. Die 9efiirtporter 6ieier
@aBregeI bebalipten, boB iiberbaitpt
mar fiinfurhSipanSig 8railcr in Den
8erenigten Staaten MIi6lieBlt6
Mtal3 uno Sopfen belutbelt, tpGbreno
IN alien aiDeren 8raitereien Reis,
Mais limo @Ilteoie 8raubeiBrder)
pertpeip0et piir6e. 9ab Die getranr1-
ten Materiolieil in groBen Mergen
in Sen 8railereien 8~eripenblutg fin.
6cr, miro BON fciner Seite beltritten,
rs miro bielfndr bebailptet, baB bos
10 b~er9eiteate Bier gellnl 10 8ltt llnO
bpf0numIid pie Mol5 uno Sopfen'
bier lei.
@as MN INNER rar ctb9llla6e
Stanopitirft iein moge, 0cn Die Sodr
ue1tdnot9en tit @oibington III Nie.
fer angelcge1lbcit eimtebmett i%paroelt,
oie 8%iertruifer mer6elt, ~beionNers bel
Ser geaentpdrtigen Sibc, innrr &c.
nan 10 SeIfalt. tpie iener aentltdp.
CT, Ser erfI1rte, es gGbe gutter 8bisa
fep lpno bciieren 8bistep, aber
idjledten @bisfep gdbe es nidt. lie
Der bie QuaIftat oes III amerifa &c.
bruuten 9iers fins nod bon fei.
alcr Settle her alogen lailt gefporoet
gegen Ben groBen nalttider" allI
Deut @laie bat nber idort mebr ols
einer beftig proteitirt, 8elpt pr.
8ilep es fertig bringt, oab fitittti9
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Sencis naierer @eHialitat.

Sim 81. Suli 1890 crteiIten Ole
8~ereinigten Stoaten Dem Sobn S.
Sopfins bon Sermort ibr critics Sa.
tent; am %. Suli 1886 ertbeilten
iie Dem Sobn &usgles iiir cine
0nmpfmaid)inc ibr critics mmerirtes
Satent.
alm s. oes fonimelloen Monats
miro oas in 8aibington beiinolide
Sotentamt Der Gereinigten Staaten
oas milltonite 8otent alsfertigen.
Dies 6e6elitet 10 piel, lpie our6.
idnittlid 10000 &atente pro Sabr
o0er pier3ig 8atente I'M Gage. 9ieie
3a0len ipreden iiderlid gdnbe fir
ben grfinoungsaieit oes qmerifa.
ners.
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9iiet Gnd Dor eaIben aeaen aa.

Sitet Gn6 Dor ealbcn sesen aa.
farrb. Die anediflber entbaIten, 90
aitediilber fidcr oen Sinn oes Sc.
rlids 5eritoren uno 6as gauge SpI.
tenn boIig aerriittet nirb, ipenn cs
onrd Die i6cimisen DberfIG6en eir.
ortngt. Solde GrtifeI foaen ME.
auber auf geroromins gut berufener
aer3te gebraudt tperoen, 90 ser
S6aoen, Den fie anridteu, 5ebnmal
10 groB lit als oas @ute, oas Sbr 90
BON er5ielen fonntet. San's So.
tarrb.Siir, fabri8irt bon S. s. gbe.
nep & Co., SoIeoo, g., entbdIt fein
auediilber uno miro imlerIid gertom
men urtb pirft oireft aif oie l6Ieimi-
gen Sberfld9en oes Spitems. @enn
Sbr Sails 9aiarrD.&ur fouft, Ieib
iider, bob Sbr Die Gdte befommt.
sic miro innerli6 geilommer mo III
Soleoo, 0bio, bon S, S. gbenep &
60, samodt.
gerfauft BON allen &potbeferrl.
8reis 75c. Ole Slaide.
Salts 6aniIien.Einen iinS sic
beiten.