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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
Woodlawn Wins
BY HOWARD TRIBBLE

Friday night the Woodlawn five de- feated the Bessemer boys on the lat: CT S floor by score of B to 15
 The game was fast and exciting the first half, while in the second Bessener could not find the basket or ball.
 The first half ended 15 to Il in Wood lawns favor. No one needs mentioning specially, for every man played the best possible The lineup is as follows:.
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Clean Life Class
RY ,rRED FARRow. Jp

BY FRED HARROW, JR.
 We broke our record again last Sun day by having 53 present, which was two over our highest previous record. The boys were all looking forward then to our which took place last Fri day night and proved to be a great suc-
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Hereafter games will be forfeited when players fail to show up 10 minutes after the hour. The game won by Eleventh Avenue on February has been forfeited to First M. E. due to the use of an un- qualified player
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M ls.A ' % s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12

Lacrosse at Columbia is dead. The Ath- letic association has abolished the game on account of lack of inteerst
 It is believed the game was abolished because the association expects to be general student body feds that instead of sinking money on a crew that seldom wins and never races at home, a little could be spared for a sport that has many victories to its credit.
The evening world., 1911-12-21
Hints for
Christmas
Shoppers

Nov that the merchants have sue
N ceeded in arousing the ~populace
to do their Christmas shopping
early. the city railway officials ought 10
impress women with the advantages Of
getting home before the rush hours.
1t Is surprising that women. over
loaded with parcels and often with a
baby or 81 several children. will UNI
dergo the awful conditions prevalent on
any of our car lines during tho hours
OF 5 to I in the evenings.
In any event small parcels should he
tied into one package before starting
for a train or car. Every shop has al
accommodation desk for this purpose.
And women VINO MUST take their chill
dren with them had better do theig
shopping near their homes during these
last busy days.
some OF the shops have arranged
tables for the various priced gifts.
which Is a convenience to shoppers. For
instance, tho woman who is limiting
her gifts to one dollar will hav no dif-
fculty In selecting from the table where
all articles are marked 81.
She win find tie racks. silver hair re-
c~eivers. darning sets consisting OF a
folding frame fully equipped. silver
deposit lemon dishes. silver lemon
forks. sugar spoons with gold ladies',
children $ comfy feet slippers with sub
stantlal suede soles. felt ~juliettes
k.mono waists stamped on chiffon
voile. silver nutcracker and six picks
In a satin lined case, PAPER machs
trays In a pretty shade of green painted
IN clusters OF lilies-of-thc-valley, fancy
silver bracelets with Jewel settings, In
~destructible character dolls and toS
clothes w~ringers. a necklace OF pear
beads. leather waist strap with an open
ing for a watch. leather coin purses
Tor men, leather cigarette cases anc
pretty pink. blue or white celluloit
boudoir clocks.
Upon the ffty-cent tables there arr
many very acceptable gifts, such al
tapestry cushion tops, collar buckles
and other ornaments made of tiny satin
roses. turquoise waist sets. coral bal
pins and brooches, perforated locketi
containing sheets Of perfume. pape
knives that strongly resemble old Ivory
fancy silk covered books containin;
sheets of soap. utility Jewel pockets
IN satin or suede. tied In boxes, crystal
gold iiumined. olive and bonbon dishes
chlldren'a felt slippers n %raInproo
llegg,ngs. rafia glove baskets and fame!
scrap baskets.
In the Dresden silk novelties there ar
pin cushions In various shapes. vel
cases and embroidery sets.
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any general house-workers" IN, q
present-her specially was parlor maids
Wallets and second footmen-but she
expected one Ia later In the day and
she'd send her around to me first thing
in the morning.
! paid my nve dollars and went home.
This morning at ten the bell rans
long and shrilly. I rushed to the door
and opened It. age to welcome the
newcomer.
Ono glance at the vision on the other
side Of the sill nearly sent me into a
Mt Of Mysteries! She was dressed In a
black velvet suit: black satin pumps
with Louis Quinze heels adorned her
anything but dainty feet and over her
shoulders was thrown a scarf OF near
ermine.
In one hand she carried an oilcloth.
covered grip and in the other a huge
bandbox with a glaring design OF red
roses trailing over It's surface.
I showed her TO her room. sick ut
heart: told her to get into her working
clothes and come into the kitchen.
Her working clothes" were a sap
phlre blue velvet skirt that had seen
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Sometimes the No-Trouble-to-show
Man hasn't Got Any!
Often Adversely is the Eliminant for
the Mental Debris
The Time to Sing is After yOu're
Scaled the Peak, but Silence Is the
Stu1 ,ehilst climbing!
No Reg'lar Teller Is Deferred from
|; loing . Praiseworthy Thing by Fear OF
Getting the laugh!
Talldng about Starting Over. We Seem
"a Remember that Napoleon, no less.
daA that Pretty Successfully at least
once!
Thu Boss says that some or his Men
arc Of so little Account that II he were
to Sell out he'd Throw them In with
the Fixtures!
Fortune may be Cajoled, but she De-
cl,nes to be Panhandled!
II isn't until a Man Undermines his
Health that he learns tOh1t II Means
to Try to Play W~tnningly on an IN
styS,n ent that's out Of Tune!
oush In a Man Is often the Shaft
Mate OF Lush!
It's all right to be Cordial and al
Like That. SO Long as you're MOI Ac'
cused Of having Captivating Manners
Speaking OF P%aradoxical WORDS th'
Crackerjack never Cracks!
Once we Heard about a Man VINO wal
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Co. The New York Wond).
lbs own Severest Critic, NJ the Person
who Told us about him Had his CAL
luses Crossed.
II Keeps some OF us Moving Lively to
Pay up Dead Horse"
Some of us Play the Game Right up
to the Handle until we're Asked to Take
a Dose of our own Medicine!
Several Times when the Past has
risen Spectre-llke before us we've
Found It Mighty Consoling to Invoke
the Statute of Limitations!
: The Surc-Enough Sticter nerc~ An
nounccs his Sweur-OB in Advance!
A laundering Index generally Points
to a Llmping Finish. In Humans as we'll
as In Books,
No Regular Man Imaglnes that he's
Playing the Game when he Isn't!
Ht bAAit''iANS S'''''! "hN
a Bad Conscience Is that the Former
can be Walked off!
A Lot OF those Half-Ifeartcd. Maybe
Swearers-O,f who are Waiting for New
| Years to Quit will have Full Morocco
Livers by Then!
It's the P~atterniaeI Man who Snocrs
at the New Models,
Yesterday aud To-day are Gray. To-
l morrow has the Glamour.
In Bucking the Game OF Life too
man. oc u o"o Satisfied with what II
Faro is called a Split!
Trouble loves to Tantalize the "Ons
D These Days" Man!
Changing your Mind Is All Right II
you Announce the Play!
When you Warm Up to the job your
Heat Expands 1t!
A Good Many Of us "Cdptdfns o
our Fate" need a Whole Lot of Les
sons in Navigation!
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UD-tO.Ddto.

THE German PROPRIETOR Of . wa socas sn-
porium' VAS bemoanisS the fact that On
Irish rival was getting meat At the blstness
Of ths neightorbooi.
You're not progressive enough. Hsns.' . cu
toner told him. 'Gilhooiey's got you heat . mile
The sign In Ibis window. 'Ttkcr insidc.' alone
dra~s . lot Il business"
Tx merit dav thu Nrrhmans window huosoasai
out with a big sign. "Tichsf inaids." The sane
customer soon came In and Oppressed his approval
that Hans wM getting wise 10 the requirements
VI the business.
But where 10 the ticker" he nkcd. looking
around.
"Drre is. II" said the DutcimAn. solenniy. and
he pointed 60 the clock. -Iippincott's.
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The Days
Good Stories
Their Compromise.

W on look sceiy. old chap" ssd tho
bachelor to the married. man. ANY.
thing wrongi Income tan Burst
boileri Meahssi'
NO.. bust . uttis domestic wusry." the mar
riaf man answered., Knitting hs worried brow
You /. ] wank the hail door painted rod and
my wife wants II to ne pAintei green. And nov
We hari1y soak 10 each other."
why not COMPROMISED - said the bachelor.
The married. man cried Good idel' an
h,nTtri OF. NeIt day they met again.
1T worked splcuiidiyi" acclaimed the mario
man, In reply IN the baclsd0's auery. Il toll
my wife your advice and shs aUeed ct once"
We'll. and what color y the door to b
painteis' aakoi the bachdns.
"Grven.' eaid tho married
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dollar office! ! went into our little hv-
ing room Il think ~ all out. Suddenly
1 heard a loud click.
The sound came from the end OF the
hall. I crept cautiously IN that direc-
ton md looked into the maids room.
II was cmpty-She had vanishcd.-ba
box. ermine and all.
In despair I called up Ted and told
him all about II.
"wdll have dinner downtown to-
night he said. land IL I can't think
ND a sure-frs way OF landing one be.
fore thcn-we'n 90 boarding."
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- dey for ,ii,,. IL -,
silent for , m,mon, ,ooL,.. 80
Then ha n"ssa. 'vvH,"s ABOUT MN.
right ~boy.hcaSaI 49,. -" setun
''Uere I am s,ara,n. ~. uss,areaA
.Ick win my naia,. "" you
waitin. IN IA cansh, -" 'our nurse
lie s,crned r,,iot', ~ u..
and unroiisd Id. ..,. 81. 49,
porch. wa,ch,nr htr, a. 8. u ~" 'ne
the corral. U,,,yh, an. 49, .., 60
A birdie on n, Th.n ~ -" :" mu,s
to tho n,rch ga wv a".na'
carcSuuv ThroyIng a.. 1917
umme, a, ,ha s.aS,. w. ."e
| ANIMAL. hand ~.a,,,n. d" ''"'' ~ '"e
she csma 20 a. -. ..
| min c.s ~ s"s. y, .ne porch.
or-how .,,rr,n a.. --,' . 80 .n,o 'nc
In an in.,ant he h", srsye,u.y UP.
own s,da,. N".,ueu mt ms
80. .',o, a"u ,oso,ner .ney rode Out
rh.v 81 ,,nn'o "po' y. WV nat,
thu f,l,,, o, "'op."s nea'
on,,v ,,a,,,.a ~ ~ pre-
hour ,,,a. Nj. % e.'P,' nan an
ga 80, - "uo'" 'o"N'u p'e"
H., u "at spread OUT oehihd
49, 80 "e,u.'o"' s,uunueruhg !"
49, m ., N"',' s~uhisht, \ niue
ma. 80" "s""'' an' mo n',
os,,.a ,r .x'.s, ,ur 'ney mao
TAI ha, " sIop' ana tnell
,aua, m'u"u ,',In ro"n" TO proa'
1870. w. n.s'" announcer STOP
So. -, .s'"",
. 'I"uen VI more .nan I'VE
$3.50 N ~ ..to, WIFI 'ne.
80, ,"e "s. rise am
80 ' "'.o.' ,u'"' ivy
49,. a..,""'' 1'e'.n'ns ""'y u
/. a,a,.., h,, ~ sras
Sroon,,. 80, w. ~
honcs TIVE. - pV".
most o,t ,h,cLo, '.,,r.., 49,.
edg. ana :, was ,o.,ar, iii. IT,, /,
urged hi. Nam sb. sa," . -
. IN ,h,,L ,S,, A.. noe. .aao,,. 49,.
= in he,,oyln, I'm, 80 had n", o., -,
nIorca mi, Mace
+ Thov came close % ,bo ,,,.Lo, 81,
he .wuny on his hors. ana s,aas -. ~.
. stirrup
1T was va,u,. ,o, % ~. ,
, from hare" he sail n. ho hs,naa -.
1 down. she watched hin r,h,,. bo n,cL
. ctcJ the horse, =, ,h,, ,h,v III"
not ,tr,y. Ths, ,hev w.n, ,oy.,h.r /,
the ed.e Of Tho ,hickot -ssa,,ny ,h.rn
! Al th,ir foo, III. ni,,o,, ,.o,.a
sheer. as though cut win n Lr,se Pa,
La little vav on, from m. ms. i.v
narrow rIbbon OF water thai noyvo,
slowly In n, rocky bod winding oronr
the base OF n snail hIIi ~snrendiny ovc
n shallow bottou and disa nnearInv ~.
:, tween tho buttes farther dn~n
EVERYTHING beneath thom was ai.,,,
l%gu,shabie. though distant. knobs ros
here: there a nat spread. Mountain
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better days. n pale
pin k messaline
waist with much
soiled lace inser-
ton and a noun
~tainous cluster OF
dusty puns about
ten shades lighter
than her own hair
n O a 1--WE
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'o''"''A' '''i I, =: 9.s'.s '.s'sA'.
SYNOPSIS " rKpCnDNo olAprHs

UhrOrHio " PHUUUluNV U6ARTBBo.
Mel. Fsyson 10 . cowtsy vhos dsadiy nArAH
s "insS,' and a.sa q e.s',s,S,s ssup!; dM
Nsn.I n. hired % stslfssS, .ss.s-s z -
cattle rso p; H1sn "a, 5sncs; e ,,scs dow ,,S.t,sr"
M.mSed hsris. fevson come p the. nneS
osssn.in{ Ms seeker for stray cattle. o. IN
way thithsr BE- Z ehten By 1~,ti.nshs md :
3. so%' tSs ne %rn..eri.l tor . cy.hsY ne,sl:
h.,i.t,. stasenis sneh boss md most d the
fison an instructive hatred sprinss up. None
hut Stafford aud ir,i,tt an supposed TO Know
Two Di,%snd Ler.a pynl,ely lnnlss Fer
an apoloC from Tim, After that Their IL tad,
var hcts.sn them. Ferguson a lsi 10 s,specl
!%eyistt II having sun,- hand In the '~'rrtllnx.
Ferguson di'co,ss a sny eslf he~ide ia butrh
,ns Irvtatts Initial Returning 20 the spot,
Fsu,son finds that the calf has .,snhhei, II,
manages 10 let f-ustt know n his snspicior.
Without oyeny sc7sins him. f~tatt's haired a
Irrrtsnn Y further strengthened by the belief thsI
Mary Rsiioni loves the. "Two.Gun Man." Fsr
C,:on calls ct the Hai'crd ranch 10 tAe Mar
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Her Father Objects.

A man who signs himself "D. A."
writes:
81 am nineteen and engaged to n
young lady OF the same ages Her father
objects and / must see her in secret.
What shall We dor"
Try to avoid clandestlne meetings,
and make up your minds to wait two
years. Then when you are both Of age
no one can stop your marriage IL you
still wish II.
A man who signs himself -. r."
writes:
81 have been invited 20 a surprise
party. Is 1t the custom to give presents
on such an occasion?"
No. unless the party is to celebrate a
birthday.
A girl who signs herself "E. s."
writes:
"Would Il be proper for q girl TO givc
her hance II pair of gold cuif buttons
set with diamonds for Christmas"
II would be better to make IA simpler
and less expensive present.
A girl who signs herself "w. t.
writes;
How can | win tho love OF a man who
seems to like other girls as much as he
docs mo? ! am sixteen, Is that too
young to think Of love?'
Yes to your second %qestion. Stop wor-
rying about the young man; in "A year
you probably won't want him TO love
you,
-
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Things Not
Generally
K O w n
BY John L Hobble

i"HE COW that became famous by
crossing the road possessed no
more intelligence thar the modern
bovine. She merely had the good for-
tune to live before automobiles We're
invented.
MARRIAGE is the only transaction
lvl wherein a person or thin can be
bought and sold at the same time
by the same person.
Q moe Opportunity knocks Instead Of
~ rings the door-beh It Is frequently
denied admission on h belief that
Il 10 q call from q country cousin.
~RATT 10 n of the tricks Of the
IA Other fellows business.
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to get one-there
are Just two Of III
and the nat has but
six small 8.
But II G r e
searching for a
second Kohinoor I
certainly couldn't
have a more diff
cult time OF It.
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pin and I lost It. Shall buy another
Tor him.
1t would he the square" thing. bu,
jcwelry from men.
No AnS1ber.
writes:
! sent a young man a postal. but he
didn't answer 1t. though we are friendly.
hould | send him another for Christi
mas"
I think II would be mlsd,rected effort.
\ man who signs himself "A. W.
writes:
is 1t proper for n married man to be
usher ut n wedding II nor, OF the
bridesmaids are marrled?'
Yes, IL he is q close friend OF the
bridegroom.
\ girl who signs herself "E. g."
writes:
Il am told that my nance drinks cx-
ccssIvely AMI he dTs not deny IT,.
Would this affect our happiness after
marriagc?"
Decidedly. You Will he very unwisc 10
marry him until he changes his habits.
\ girl who signs herself M. T."
writes:
would II hc proper 10 accept n Christ
mas present from a young man who has
boon calling on me?'
Yes. II It is u simple orc.
\ young man who signs himself ID.
F' writes:
My friend and 7 have been paying
attention II two young ladies'. but they
3 have lately treated us Coldiv. Shout,
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Our Idea Of q
Prohtless Pastmt
Is Holding Autop.
sizes on the Past!
Once we saw an
Arizona Man Open
a Pot without
0 p Q II e 3. and
catch Three u
let's On the Draw.
But the Next Time
he Tried Il, we
heard h o Drew
II O atty Bullets
and So Cashed In!
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70 Ave weeks ago I thought
that the favcr OF orange
blossoms, white satin and the
A wedding march drifted
thfough all ones married life as a sort
Of motif around which the daily. unin-
~tsrssting event rsvoivsd rather vaguely.
That belief lasted just three weeks
the three weeks Of our ideal honey
,noo1. I came back to earth with my
hrst attempt TO get . maid to do our
work.
I don't know why II should be so hard
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The GIFT for HER.
NUMBER Of Young rner

NUMBER Of young men have written TO me asking
n what Christmas presents they should make to the
4 \ Girls they know. no.
I must warn you first 10 connne yourselves to simple
gifts. There is a custom In these things, and even among
people who are not especially formal ehd who would not
think or conforming to all the elaborate usages OF society
the custom obtains nearly the force Of a law.
"a young man must not present a girl with jewelry. or
with any sort OF wearing apparel. or with money. And his
gift must not be costly. OF course that adjective 10 a
relative one. dependent upon the financial status of tho
eiver. But each PERSONS own common sense ought to draw
the line between appropriations and extravagance.
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"Cheer UP, Cuthbert!"
~ What's the Use OF Being Blue9
There Is a Lot of Luck Lett.
~
Bv Clarence l.. Cullen.

. IF Cn,rsht 1911 by The Pros Publishing o. The Nw York World.
- oNr' c,o,i,rarv Men cal use u D q IDS W Severest Critic but the Person
lot Of stationery writing about wo Told us about him Lac his CAL
y they're GOING to do! ,hsesC Crossed!
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B city i e n
A to Lovers

xsttsrs 70 Betty Vincent received q e The Evening WorA oRies ~ Y
aoon each dy win be answered IN b. following days paper.
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we give up their friendship"
Yes. II you feel that they really resent
your attentions,
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A girl who signs herself III. F.
"A young mar let me take his scarf
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Generally speaking, books. flowers Or candy are suitable presents for young
nn TO send TO girls
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CHAPTER XIV
o. tContinusd)
On tbs Edge of the Plateau.

WASN'T thnkin' to hurry
you. ma'am." he said.
but ! reckon wen 20
now. It's certify a fine
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.@eo. alinge ser apotbefer, bat
|ioeben eifen friidlen @orratb bon
3erno uno 3emo Seize erbalten.
3emo lit elm merffpiiroiges Dit.
tel, cine Hare SIiiiiigfeit. Die er.
tie @nipen6une linoert iofort oos
abifeuIide SUDDEN beieitist 6leden,
8impIes, Madbeaos gcsemo, SAup'
pen, gusbriide uno anoere Saitt.
f~ranfbeiten bti grtpodieipe ooer bel
&inoern.
3enlo geife lit ole neue antiiep'
tiide Sautieife. ole reinlte uno bette
m~e0isinifde ToilettenIeife, linoeri
ltrpo curirt &ridelbise, u1o bie
SalttausidlGee 6eneli fleine Ginbei
untertporien finb. 8efotoers gui
fiir &erionen nit sorter Saiit. Geo.
alitge bat cine bei6rdlfte @r8abl
Broben BON 3eno utto 8emo Seize.
Cine 8robe miro @iinber befpirfer
unS iiber5eiisen Bob es Dos bette Dit
tel aeaen $aitfrmtbeiten lit.
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Nnftipnl

llntcr3eid1neter ltiro oui leiner 6arnl, l
Nisile iiiolih pou Sermann, an,
Gnmitas ben &c su8uit 1911
fclgenosS pe,I6nIite Gisenihum 81 fWlid) ain
ben Yieiiibietenpen nertluIen;
1 pierb, 16 Sanb bod II Sabre alt. l
Wanr 1914 Sano hodL 8 Sabte oil, /
MGbr 16a Sanp bodlt 6 Sabre alt. ollie
beioe nit Sobieu bon Secnr Seioner'e
arpben 3ud1i Giel. / Sub; mt &alb, l Scricp
3ub, ] Rmb, / Geerna GROSSLY dber,
I 1terine !0eu, Hed,en, 1Stnbl : Sage, l
qilus gum sluIbreden. | So,nsGIlh9. l
6 uliioator / Sutes itartcS Surtp | Ssiner
Sd)lttien. l Sarms3rud nit %ciienen 9ideer,
l Gioer.Wiiible, / g8cinSreIie. l Gii;iu:e :
gIpparai, Eoon aupIer ebeniallS 6 Sibl
jdllidlansen. / @rpber 8npieruer ScIIcl gum
Gintpd,eh, ! Get qieroe8eid,itr, l Q
9us9u'6 cld)irr, 8errcr: 0ei3oicn, Slider :
idpronte, Gomicooen. SiidIe, ionic oieles
anoere SauS. uno Sdrm SerGlb, 8u 3abi.
reid, UNI an9eiiihri 3u tuctoen.
gebiugunsen: Nile getrdse bis 5u IS 90
8aar; fir 9roBerc Bctrdfe wiro ein are-
bit bon 0 Wonaten heiuill'9t. 9eaen Vote
nit gutter Siherbeit.
Nnlone oe5 9ertauiS I'm 1 uhr Nddlmit'
Tags, Collie eS am 26 glua. re9uen oanp
Itnoet Der Yertaui am % Mug. 'toit.
Gbriit. 6lciid.
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9rcifis Sabre s%niammen

Sn SreiBig Sabren 1Bt iid idon
sur SiiIle erproben, oh elm 9ing git-
fen 8ertb bat ODER nift, Clos.
aris bon Gonrab, Mid., i6reibt:
sd babe Or. Sings Stem 8iscob.
err left 30 Sabren gebraiidt wlo
finbe es Die Bette SIR fir Sirten
unH Grfdltung, Ole id lie alpgeluen-
oct. @enn es iid einmnl in Ell.
ne 8nmilie einbiirgert, 10 ldBt ole.
ilebe audi niht mieoer 6npon ab.
8iele Samilicrr babeit es i6oip 40
Sabre gebraudt. SIT Die n%nfeblbar-
fife Mepi5in fiir Sals nltO 2ilngen,
ole es gibt. llnperglei6li6 ben
Grippe, Sltbma, Seilfieber, Group,
meben 2ultgen. 8rsis Soc rno 81.
Trobeflaid1e frei, @aroutirt 6ei
alien Ipotbefern.
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aranfen beitGtigen, 0aB ole ct. Ser.
nar6 arduterpiQeit Die bette IrSe'
nei iito, iuelde es gegen Die langia.
me, aber iid)er tobteltbe 9liltpergif.
ing no &eritopfng berporgebt. Ser
&Srper miro nit organijden @iiten
angeiiiat, Die lih tagt1gIih IN ibit
anbGufen, ipeil es oil 2eibes6ffnllftg
ieblt, ltltb idlieBlidb bietet Die 9alt5e
9Iutbabit 6as @ilb eitler bon llnrci-
nigfeiten ii6erflieBenben Gloafc, De-
ren @ifte bur9 Die M0ern bis III
Den Iestcn 8infel bes &orperS elm
0ringett. sIitf Die friiberen IltBei-
Geu Ser @erltopfune, 3. 9, aopf-
id)nter5en, appetitloiigfeit. S1lpiu.
be[, Sbmmadtsnnfdae, Ser5flopfen,
@tattiafeit, Ii. /. 10, iirO Die idon
i6mereren Spnptome gefolgt, Die
mniieriiid)tige 4nidmellunaeiL al.
DoIienoes &relSpeb mo alr0ere Bet
ban ~t0btlider Sober. nno Giereillei.
Den. aber aud Oann nod giebt eS
cine -eine ein5ige- ar5enei, Die Sil.
fe i1offen, 6as 8lut un6 boS Sp-
item nod reiltieet fam: eben Die
lot. Bernard &rduterpiQelt. %
Gents. alen Ipotbefen.
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@orriIOu.

SuIius 8oSs unb SRI. 9i35ie
&oeipe idloiien am porigen 9iens.
tag Ben 8unb ser Gle. 9aitor Sab.
le poIl5og oie Sraular9, mo oln
abeno famtb SIT @bren bes iltnseil
&aarcs ein Ball itatt. 8ir gratu-
%liaret.
- Inter ben 9eiudern oeS Mil-
ii%onsfeites Daldes arl porigen Mitt.
nod in Stolpe abgebalteat pltroe,
6slnerftep mir ltirter %9liloerel aud
Die ~folganoen 6clnilies.s. 9ran0t.
Sf5aeperflQles, NisoerbplmannL 8itt
Daus, SAeeOcr, 6imimert, Spredel.
,iraper lllpO 9iebrid).
SSobn Slid unp Sri. Gmno
&oler i6Ioiien am Montag ber
8unO ser Che; Haitor 2nnpi poa5oq
Ole FRAMING. Son bier ans begab lid
Dos jultge 8aar nod 5reoerifs burg
Dem @obnort Ser 9raut.
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glnhion.

Die llnterSeidreie mitp oui iDrem Iniue'
len ou Der SdyieIer'e Erorld, am
9 amSta9 ben 10 au8. 1911,
ipIscnoeS p~erIobnlid,es GiScnibum oifentiidJ
an ben Miciitbteicnoch pc:fnuIcn:
IL Weinf~ IIcr, a 200 bis 600 Sad. Sine
gn3obl S0er dno tleiuere Sdiier, l Afiii'
pYeIic, l EroubermiihIe, ! Drltpnmpe uno
Shldut l Niit,icr'g Ipparai, Sine Hn5obl
arobncn, etc. 2 YNoigcn. IN Fna. ! Snlii
patpr. / G9se, iom,e Sablreid,e oaocre Sc
rGtbibaitcn. A!.es IN better Or uung.
anIans Der gluttion UNI bal9 noun ubl
Wlor9ens.
9eoinsunsen: 9aar.
Srau SEQ. Wiuc Her
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Wenes geben

bGiibt oitd) rod aus ben &uinen Ell.
mes tootiterbensfranten 9orpers, 10.
fern SIR ~benieIben in Dem Sample
nit Der i'm INNER mebr nergiften-
BEN glutentmiifnlrs bur6 @erabrei.
dung ser bepdbrten ct. Bernard
&r1uterpiien unterftiist. @tele Soil.
ien6e, pelde bieien giIen neiie &c.
innbbeit perbanfen, iuerben ieben
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Der ebrIids SsdJer.

IS id)inupsrt meine Rale-
Saqt ulait - beoenflid ROTH;
Gns folnmt in Dem SdnRegGtober
gsur BON oes 6roites 9otb.
SIN 6riibling eliibt iie meiter
Sit hriItlider 8eoulo,
ilno ptrpaS lit aid Ser Sd3nnpfeu
8es @drmepehiels id1uIo,
Sm Somaier modt es ole Site,
DC treibt gum &opie oas 9lut
3apon fopmt einiges wieAer
Der &aie aid 3ugat
SIM Serbite ia inn Serbite
sSSm Serblte bios nlir alleiir
@eruriadt es mogli6erfDeiic
Der qoloene, collide @ielt.