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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-02-16


step down street and see about hav-
in your box sent for I'll be back
In a shake If anybody comes to the
| door while I'm gone don't you worry.
Let em go away again.
! He put on his hat and left the house,
walking rapidly, his head down and
| his hands In his pockets. At times he
| would pause in his walk. whistle.
shake his head and go on once more.
! Josiah Dimick met him, and his an
swers to Josiah's questions were so
vague and irrelevant that Captain
Dimick was puzzled and later ex-
pressed the opinion that 'Whit's cook
In must be pretty bad; acted to me as
II he had dyspepsy of the brain"
Captain Cy stopped at Mr.. Lumley's
residence to leave an order for the de-
livery of the box. Then he drifted into
Simmons and accosted Alpheus Small
ley.
Al" he said. whats good for
cold?"
"Why?" asked Mr.. Smalley in true
lduhte luSHious lOu got one
"Hey? oh. yes-yes. I've got one"
BY way of proof he coughed until the
lamp chlmneys ratified on the shelf
Judas! should think you had Is
your throat sore?"
Hey? Yes. guess So
Don't you know? II you've got
sore throat there amt nothin' better n
Arabian balsam. But what in time
are you dom out in this drizzle with
cold and no umbrella? Do you want
to-
'Never mind my umbrella. | left 1t
In the church entry t'other Sunday, and
somebody got out afore | did. This
Arabian balsam-seems to me l re-
member my mas usin' that on me.
Wet u rag with II, don't you, and tie
1t round your neckg"
"Yup BE sure and use n flannel
rag and red flannel II you've got it.
That acts quicker n the other kinds.
Fifteen cent bottle?"
II guess so. Nights well give me
some sass'p'rilla while you're about it;
always handy to have in the house.
And-er-say. is that canned soup
you've got up on that shelf"
The astonished clerk admitted that
II was.
''well, give me can Of the chicken
kind"
Mr. Smalley, standing on chair
10 reach the shelf where the soup
was kept shook his head.
NOW. that's too bad, cap'n," he said,
but we're all out of chicken just now.
Fact is, we amt got nothin' but ter
matter and beef broth. Yes, and l
declare If the terraatter amt all gone"
"Humphl Then ! guess I'll take the
beef. Needn't mind wrappin' it up.
So long"
The captain entered the house quiet
ly and tiptoed TO the door of the bed
room. Emily was asleep, and the sight
of the childish head upon the pillow
gave him start as he peeped in at it
1t looked so natural, almost as II II
belonged there. 1t had been In a
bed like that and in that very room
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-02-16
WHITTAKER,S
PLACE
By JOSEPH C. LINCOLN
Copyright. 1908. by D. Appleton 6 Co.

A small hand reached round the edge
OF the door and the nightshirt disap-
peared. Captain Cy chuckled and re-
sumed his pacing.
I'm tucked up" called Miss Thomas.
The captain entered and found her In
bed, the patchwork points and dia-
monds OF the Rising sun quilt covering
her to the chin and her head denting
the uppermost OF the two big pillows.
Captain Cy liked to sleep high"
"Got enough over your he asked.
"Yes. sir, thank you"
That's good I'll take your toys out
and dry 'em in the kitchen Don't be
scared r.. - right back"
In the kitchen heTaO. !, d tie wet gar
ments and hung them about the q, ok
stove. IL was n strange occupation
for him and he shook his head within
sically as he completed It. Then he
took natiron. one Of Mrs Beasley's
purchases. from the shelf in the closet
aud put II In the oven to heat. Soon
afterward he returned to the bedroom,
bearing the iron wrapped in dish
towel.
MY ma always used to put a hot
Cat TO my feet when | was young
one and got chilled. he explained. II
ain't used one for some time. but
guess it's a good receipt How do you
feel now? Any more icicles?"
mo. sir. I'm ever so warm. Isn't
this nice bedY"
Think So do your Glad of 1t. Well
now. I'm goin' TO leave you in 1t while
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the mats. the furniture and the pic
lures on the walls. He stood watch
ing her for a moment and then asked:
We'll. what are you lookin' for-more
dust? 'Twon't be hard to find it.
Dust thou art and unto dust thou
shalt return Every time 1 go out
door and come in again l realize how
true that is"
Emily shook her head.
NO. sir" she said. II was thinking
that this room was different from any
I've ever seen. It's got good many
things in 1t that | never saw before,
CONTINUED on page 81
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Boy Swallows seven-Iuch w
Handle 70 Bucket.
CARDINALS PRAISE FOR
HOLY NAME SOCIETY
Anti Profanity Organization, 6oo,-
600 Strong, Holds First Congress
A Gold Nugget Rosary.

BALTIMORE. Oct. II. The chief
event In yesterday's celebration of Car
dinal Gibbons's golden Jubilee was the
assembling OF the first national con
gress Of the Holy Name Society. which
has . membership OF 600 1000 in America
The Cardinal ssid he did not know Of
any society in the couatry which had
commended itself more 10 the public
1T large. It aims to stop profanity and
basphemy.
Timothy 9. Hogan. Attorney-Genera
OF the State Of Ohio. urged the mem.
bers to work With the Church in sup
pressing socialism. II praised Pres,-
dent Taft for the appointment OF Chief
Justice whitA . Catholic.
The Knights of Columbus rave the
Cardinal q rosary made up Of gold mug
gets mined in Newfoundland.
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TAFT on RETURN TRIP
FROM PACIFIC COAST.
heaving Los Angeles He Settles
Down for Forty Hours Rest
on His Train.

LoO ANGELES. Cal. Oct. T.-wish
-, Asparture from Los Angeles to-day
BeaGedsnt TAFT brought to an end his
second v1sft to the Pacific Coast since
- sntsrsd the White House. and from
now untal Nov. 1 the President will
1rawsl toward Washington. From Los
Angejes Mr.. Taft will make the longest
s3ampf' Of the present trip. There being
oUe one regularly scheduled stop At
oRAn. Utah. tomorrow afternoon on
a tourney from this city to Butte.
ee0ui., where. On Thursday morning.
- President Wi asain go ashors'' for
q ~ hours.
y n WIN spend more than forty hours
0DoOt oontinuousiy In his private car
"a W4ll CROSS California, Nevada Utah
ond part OF Montana In a 1.2e mile
OfrNton. From Butte Mr.. Taft goes
(Asou0h Eastern Montana, South Da-
fuen, Minnesota and Illinois. with q
1hreo dAys stop at Chicago. n day In
SftH6oursh end then back to Wash
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EXPRESS TRAIN TIES UP
SUBWAY IN RUSH HOUR.

a ssueh-bounA Lsnox avenue express
assn had motor trouble It 7.1 O'Clock
- marn4ng . 1sw hundred feet above
ne lstnsty-aaxeh street station. The
Mslnng q TIE tT0in for hfteen minutes
= more oomulstsiv disarrangsd the
Uno,s sssvscs IN the subway end &C.
lyeA Thousands on their way to work.
A customary when there 10 Any de-
- On the sxpress tracks th4s schedule
reGNorsd BY uss q the local tracks.
~ AAayed express trains being
Sv1H0n,od Onto them. This always
Sswsoe endless confusion. but Il 10 the
Gueet end quickest route "a the rs-ss-
1aHS1nhmeut Of aermAl conditions on The
(nhalo oystem.
44xee two express trains had bsSn run
rough 70 Drook1yn Bridge on the local
Srao&0 ne uOual schedule d trains.
SoeA ioeaa and sxprasa was rsseorsd
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and callouses can be peeled right off. II
stv~s immediate rNlief for nflamed
bunions, aching fest, swsaty feet ingrown
naiH, chiibiains and frost-bitss, Caiooids
wor4m through the porss and removes the
oAuss Of The trouble A twenty five osut
boz usually u enough % cure the worst
feet Any druSstst has II In stock OF II
not he oan got II In . few hours from his
wholesale housA. Don't wasts time and
money ON uncertain remedies which are
sometimes recommended BY dealers be-
cause they Yield more profit. Ceiooids
compound 10 not . patent medicine but IN
sthdcal preparaaion.-Advt
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HDAvO O'Clock water" Takes Place
Of "Tea" in Paris.

sDAv0 O'Clock water" Takes Place
+, Of "Tea" in Paris. .
n save O'Clock water" now instead
- A0vO o'clock tea" in Paris. The very
- NV assemble daily at 6 in the
eoVa baAhinS resorts to swim and par
oA3o q Hight refreshments.
To bathing costumes are the last
~. and both men and women wear
(SUVOA The dudes sport monocles.
80 Daay 90 he Sentenced, Sent
1DefeR Of Regret to Court.
0ooRIo Martin Dunn. on the day he
NJ 70 have bec sentenced at Denver
~ m~nnsiaughter. sent a letter of regret
- ~ Judge snyins that only most
1mDogtAne business In Omaha could pre-
vUnA - acceptance Of the courts polite
hvofse3on."
u being impossible TO sentence him
~ wire. the Cour. pu. II of until next
sesp1ay.
ooD1O AOsP00nA Cannon Dall fr00
Court House Lawn.
M aglglnal thief Is at large at Flint,
~, and Sheriff Parkhurst IL warning
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Hand Made Arabian Lacet
Curtains, on heavy French

cable net. insertions and edges.
Regularly $500; sale price 49,. .S3.5e
Regularly So. so; sale price ... S3.9i
Regularly $500; sale price -. Si.s0
Regularly SIS; sale price S5.li
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noalcev - Lecture en 1907 Penao.
Some Of the ssorSts o6 the nnandal
oonoe q 1901 win - barred at the Catho-
10 Oaub on ThursdAy night when Presi-
6sus James q. Cannon. President Of the
0ourtA Nauooal Bank, will address the
nsmSWs. A unique feature will be
SNeTVooucou views to Illustrate the talk.
Rreae6ent Michael ]. MuiQuesn Of the
6ahe1o Club has made arrangements to
0noo0m0dAte the large aAsemblage
I06uh 4 sure 10 b attracted BY the An
neWnemsnt that Nh Cannon - to
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Rodgers Continues Flish>,

M'ALN5TER Okla. Oct 17cAftsr
making . oirUu3t Of MoAlester. Aviator
c. p. Rodgsrs left here at 7.a A. NJ. to-
day ON hAs coas to oas aeroplane
Journey. He followed the tracks OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad
and started south at high speed.
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evsRyons knows % we'll.
Don't suffer an hour. Here
10 . treatment that 10 the
best known to science and
10 said to be Q positive and
quick cure for all foot ALL
m ents. "Dissolvs I W o
taolespoonfuls Of Calooids
compound in . basin Of hot
water. soak the feet IN this
for full fifteen minutes
gently maAsaginG the sore
parts." Results como a. n
by magic. All soreness goes
instantly and the feet feel
aimpiv dAliRhtful. Corn~
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AntOinette Lace Cur

tains, in the newest designs.
we'll made, with reinforced edges.
Regularly $500; sale price 49,. $i.9s
Regularly S3.7S; sale price ... $3.50
Regularly $3.50; sale price -. $2.95
Regularly $3.50; sale price S3.7s
The evening world., 1911-10-17

Satin Damask and Silk
POrtiercS, rich designs and
colorings, at reduced prices:
Regularly Sl2.75 sale price. S9.75
Regularly SiS.75;sole price, $500
Regularly Sl7.95; sale price. $3.50
Regularly $20.0 0 sale price, S16.2S
Window Panels. the latest style
window decoration, TO be hung to
the sill; in corded applique, Marie
Antoinette and real laces; white
and Arab; special. each:
Regularly $3.75; sale price -. .s2.75
Regularly $500: sale price. -. S3.25
Regularly $3.50; sale price -. s3.75
Regularly $500; sale price. -. $3.50
Regularly $500; sale price. 80. SS.25
Regularly $500; sale price =. 5000
cry Store, Third Floor.
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Many Nervous Wrecks
Result OF Sore Feet

Don't permit sore feSt to continue; the
constant nAggtn0 irritation works havoc
On the nervous system and frequently
brtnGO on serious nervous disorders: be-
sides this thsrs 10 the torture which
The evening world., 1911-10-17
ITALIAN FLEET MOVES.
warsAiDs Reported In Neighbor-
hood Of Mitylene leland.

DARDANELLDS. Oct. l7.-There are
unconnrmed reports here that tho Ital-
ian fact 10 In the neiGhbo-nood Of
Mitylsne Island. with the supposed OBJ
ject of occupying some OF the islands
of the archipelago.
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!. News Oddities

the citizens to chain down the war relies
In their yards.
The latest stunt OF the thief was to
steal a forty-pOund cannon ball from
the court house lawn.
Put PrisOners 'On Their Honor" to
Return Ia Jail.
Sheriff Hodge at Seattle. Wash. II one
OF the mos. trusting OF mortals, for
when he discovered there were no funds
to pay for carrying prisoners from jail
to court room. he put them on their
honor las gentlemen" 10 report for
trial and return without escort.
They all did as instructed and not one
failed to return to the jail.
Boy Swallows Seven-1nch Wire
Handle 10 bucket.
While playing near his home in Al
bany. f~ve-year-old John Guyner swal-
lowed the seven-inch wire handle Of a
tin pail.
The ambulance rge who removed
the wire advised Johnnie's parents 20
watch him. or he might swallow the
pail next time.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-19
Die flnse 9iamc,
Aeopellette bon Gpp.


(Nortiebuns bon Der 2. Seite.)
oieiem Sbritte entidloB Of lie
leioe -. Oh lie piellei6t SenlanS
liebe?
9iote nidte leiie Elm Sa.
Scum mol So. Damn beiBt e,
ebelt, oieien Semano 5u beirdten.
ooer mare er am gnoe Sbrer III.
miirbig?"
uSb nein!" eripioerte 9iane.
Damn lit er perbeiratet?"
Diane fubr nit Abideu empor.
o@enn er berbeiratet mare, Ma-
Dame, bite i6 fem 3e6t, i'm 81,
lieben -. uno i'd niirbe i'm and,
llidt liebenl"
Maoame Be &ede beira6tete lie
nit @%rbetung. Dos iunee Maodell
bette pabrli6 bic antifen S~lteenoell
elmer &omerin! :
1fane. fnbr nit ifpponfenoes
5timme fort: SD fam i'm nid)t
6eiraten1 neil er mid niht Iiebt!"
ul1nmogIid!" idrie bie olte ga.
me ungeltiim.
ugs lit trosoem io!" murmeIte
Gione idlnd5eno. llno nit einenl
3ittern ieete lie bin5u: sSie iouten
es am beiten miiien oaB er midi
Ilidt liebt. -"
Maoome Sc &ede iiberfam Elm
@liidsibauer. u@ie! -. Sta
moglib 80. gs mdre -"
9iane erpioerte ni6ts uno bora
ibr tief errotenoes 8eiidt an oet
9rlit Der ~piiroigen Dame.
Sneies eIallbte, oab i'm Dor
Slid Der Sblag riibre, als CT BON
ieiner Sante oas Ser3ensgebeimnis
8iane's erflbr. gr itiirate Sals
iiber &opf in Sen Salon binob, no
inn oas Mdo6en pertpirrt ltno be.
iddmt entgegen ld9efte. Gr mari
iib ibr gu SiiBen uno itammelte oas
fonfuielte 3elg, oas Diane lahellIo
onborte uno Johann lire fleine 9ailb
in Die rieiige &edte BEG uneelenfen
9lnbeters legte, p0lig in Ser 6emii-
tisen &oae zines Mihenbr0oels per-
barreno, als miirbe lie nidt abnen.
oaB ibr oieier gntidluB cine &er-
5ossfrone nno cine &ente bon nabe=
gu elmer Milion einbringe.
Sic batte ia itets bebauptet, oab
lie MIR cine 2iebesbeirat MAIDEN
lper0e!
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L.okaIes.
Gine midJtise Mebe,

Gidter @ebb, ser aanoioat Ser
Citizens &artp, bot on 8ieuitnJ
abeno cine 9ieoe gebalten, in Der er
iid bauptiadlid iiber ieine uno iei-
her Ynrtei Steaung 81 ben &orpo-
rationen altsgeiproden bot. gs lit
Gut, ooB er Dos eetaa bot; oenn mon
aab iid auf Der eesiieriiden Seiie
Die p0bte Miibe, oieie Stellllts
ialih oar5nitelen ittb oos @olf
alaliben sn mad)elL oaB Die Gitl5ens'
Gortp sic 8artei Der groBen lltili-
tats : &orporationell, Sruits ulto Oil.
oerer liebli1er @ereilligungen Jet.
Mit beionoerer @orliebe ipielte mon
babel alf elm eebeinnispolles Ser
bdltnia apii6en Sen &onoioaten Der
Citizens Bartp uno Ben @aiicrfper-
fen on. Gibter @ebb bot ar Die
fem @ereoe nun nit eillem Sdlaae
EN- Gnoe gema6t. Sn leiner Geoc
griff er Die eroben &orporotionet,
eigentlib iino es ia nun 5pei Die
Die nirs @aiier, @as uno eleftrl-
ides Sift ~lieferlt mlf's Sharfitc
an, erflarte, DOB Die bon ibr1en be;
redneten 8reiie unperi6dnt ieiel
nil6 onB er nltb feline Witfonoioater
ibr gates tun wiiroeny oieie Greiis
beruffer gu bringen. Gr pies mt1
anf bic eigentumli6e Satiade 6ill,
BOB alle Die 4ngeiteIten oieier aur
pe~rationen pie Elm Mann auf Der
GalIagban Settle itanoen nno oaE
man bieie einmiitige Stellllnenabme
nidt anoers erflaren fottne, ols Dob
one oiele &%orporationen 8unltbeSen-
euf1gen BON Der Staot gerfpaltltnq
erbolten b1ttet uno meitere 5n er-
bolten bofften.
Die Meoe bat flareno gelpirft uilo
manher @abI 5obel EN- enoe &C.
mnbt.
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blauen S6iir3e unb erflarte lid be-
reit.
gr aber blidte misbilligeno auf liz
berab, oltf Dos bunfle, bon einenr
6leftenfran8 ummunoene &opfder
uno iagte taoelno: v9u bait Den Su1
pergeiien."
Sic ober lo6te froblid. ~gineu
&ut fam i6 ni6t balten in oen1
@ilo, Ser ouf Dem MuBenoeid blait.
uflb fir ein Sud- lit es nod 81
friib."
@r i6ritt riidiidtslos ben 0eid
entlong, ietn Mantel flatterte iii
@inoe, Ser bellte ungeitiim Dol.
Weere berfam. Ser fleine 5ierlidjt
Mdodellleib bog iidt uno langit ma.
rem Die lpo~lgeoroneten 3opfe oltf Del
Giiden eeglitten uno ote OunfIer
2oden lm5itterten ibr @eiidt.
Mb u1to 5lt iob lie balb idelt, ball
3utra1lid gu bent Ma,nle empor.
Der aaes NIT ieinem f%lammenoel
9lid gu umlfaiien idien, bic branoell
Be Slut, Sic ifreienoen Mouel1 uts
@ilbganie, Die iid atigitli6 oudelt
Den S6afe : nur nidt oas fleint
WenI6enfino olt ~ieilter Seite.
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@mmoriTii1es.
Ser @emiitsmeuidl.

Sn elmer i6mabiiden &leinltaot.
no man groBe Stiide auf @iien mlo
Srinfen uno nidt beionoers piel alli
etbiihe &ultur balt, boulte elm &auf.
mann NIT ieiner Srau. CT mar iebr
ipariamer Natur nno lie mar Elm GU
tea StMd alter pie er. limo MN
Log iie auf BEN 500 franf rn6 fiiblte
ibr lestes Stiinolein gefommen.
9a iein @eidaft seraoe redt flptt
ging, beoiente ser 5artlide @atte
unten i'm 2aben. SIN unb mieber
ities er in oie 8obnung binauf,
nad5uleben, Oh 1ie ibr @el9aft, oaa
Sterben, oenn noh INNER nidt ct,
leoigt bate.
Oils er MN mieber einlnal gum
Gadieben fam, iaete ibm Die Srau,
in ibr Shidial ergeben uno ood cit,
menis lederbaft, mie Tie INNER &C.
iDelen mar:
y@oifdt Sofoble, / mill ia germ
idterbe, ober / bait no DIN @uni9:
S modt no d @lasle bon uniernl
guete 3ibele-@ein trinfe."
llno Der 3drtlihe @atte: uSSebi
miro mir : mebr 5ibebelet = iesi
miro g'fbtorbe!"
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Mmtsaerihtsrat e.

- 4mtsgeridtsrat a., Der als
barbeiBiger unb riidlihtsloier Sung.
geiele befannt NOR, belt Sb0ffen'
geriftsiisung ab uno bette eine,
8erbreder, Der bartnadig leugnete
raG LANCER Mibe slan5eno uber-
fiibrt, 10 oaB oieier notge6rungen iei-
ne Sdpllo eingeitan0. @Is nun Der
&idter an i'm Die Grage rihtete, OF
.er irgen6 nel6e @ntrdge gu iteler
babe, antportete en- lpiitenb: uGui
jan5e @eri6t fann...." (nadBulc-
fen in @ot bon gerlidinsen). @l.
les mar entriiitet, Die a~npeienoei
3eferenoare furfteten einen Sturm,
pie er bel Ser geringiten alciniefeil
iiber lie bereinbrad.
@ber ieelenrrDig itedte Mlntsge.
rid)tsrat Z. NIT oen 5pei Shoffen
Die &opfe suiammen unb perfunoete
nod furser 8eratune: Ser Nn.
trae miro foltenfaQig abgelebnt!"
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Rlhter Webb
VerIpriNt billi9ere Raten
TIr WarTer, Gas und elektr. Libt.

Sn ether iebr enereiiden mo
oe1tli6 gebaltenen &eoe, Die ct Sc
tern abel1o in 9laus' 9ale bieIt,
perpfliAtete it'd Gihter @ebb, Ser
Miapors : &anoioat Der Giti5ens
Eartp, fir iid ieIblt uno feline Miit=
tauoioaten, bab iie, lpenn erpablt,
ales, mos in ibrer &roft ltebe, tim
niiroen, ltrlt Den 9iirgern Der Staot
biai9ere 8reiie fir @aiier, @os mo
eleftrii6es Sidt 81 lid)ern.
gr erflarte, OaB Die Yreile, Die
jebt Don oen aorporationeuL lpeldle
oieie algenteinen @ebrau6sartifel
liefern, bere6net meroen, ltnper-
id)amt ieien. Die &orporationell
ma6ten eiuerl Yrofit bon bunoeri
Bro5erlt mas einem oireften 8etrls
nes 8ublifumS glei6fomme uno Dem
Elm gnoe genlaft meroell lolte. Sci
%ieitler 8eipred)uug Der StraBenbabn-
geIeaidaft laete SEER @ebb, nla,l
meroe oarauf binarbeiten, bob Die
@eieai6aft geniigenoe @ogel1 l%teIlc,
I'M ben @erfebr 5u permitteln, 10
ooB 2eute, Die ibr Sobreelo be5a5lt
6dtten, ard) einen Sib befamen rrlo
ni6t SIT iteben uno ii6 IN ben Our.
gen berum gu Orangen brau6ten.
Die ieBigen uberbpben 8reiie fit
@aiier, Sos uno eleftriibes 2idt,
u1o oie Misodtung Der &edte bes
Yublifums ieitens Der StroBenbabn,
leien, 10 fibrte SEER @ebb aus, az;
Die 8egiinitignneen 5urudSufiibren,
melfe ben genannten &orporationell
bon Ser iesigen @eeierung, oeriel.
ben, Die auf Dem Beople's Sidet I'M
@ieOerlDabl nadiube, gu Sell mir
ben. gr erfldrte, OaB Die 8eamtcll
lino 4ngeiteuten oieier uBublic llti-
Titles" &orporationen iammt uno
ionoers, entidieoene Yarteiganger
Mapor Gallagbans leien uno oob
oieie einmiitige 8arteinabme perall-
laBt iei ornd 9egunitieungen, bic
Die aorporationen erbalten mo
oufb Die @eriprehungen Don meitc,
rem gergiinltigungen Die iie in Der
3ufnnft erbalten ioaten uno Die &c.
gen oas Sntereiie oes Eublifums
ieien.
uSt1 meiner Groffnangsreoe III
Der 0eetbopen : @ale," iaefN 8idtcr
@ebb uiagte ibL oaB, bepor Die
aampagne poriiber lei, Die Holitifer
uno v&ublicl1tilities" &orporatione.l
altf Ser einen uno oas 8olf al1f ser
al1oeren Seite iteben miiroen. gs
lit jebt i6on cine Satla6e, Die Toli.
tifer lsno Die o8ublic Utilities" =aor=
porationen binter Wfapor Gallagboli
uno Dem '8eoples' Sidet lteben, Die
RanDibaten oes Citizens Sifet tie,
ben auf Der Settle oes Bottles nlO
iperoen oo5lt ieben, Bob bic &orpora=
tionen ibre Breiie fir @oiier, @a5
uno eleftriides 2idt ouf Elm per-
Winftiges MaB 81 reou5ieren.~
Sci 8eipredung oes @aiier-aon
traftes erfldrte Der &eoner, es merbe
fein &onfraft angenommen .meroer1.
Der Dem @olf niht porber 5ur @b-
thinning b~orgelegt lei uno oaB fem
Weter in benz @auie eines &onlli.
meuten obue oelien @~rlaubnis ange-
braht meroen ioae uto oaB Der aon-
iument oas &edt baben fole, hieien
Dieter 5l1 irgenb einer 3eit, penn es
ibm redt erideine, gu e%ntfernen.
uNteorigere nno pernunftigere
Nreiie fir Die ollgemeinen &C.
bran1sartifel" miro oas 2oiungs-
mort Der @ebb &agne BON ietl
an iein.
f9fuzeioe
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Sebt iperoen sic Dienitmdod,

Sebt meroen sic Oienltm1ofell
lbon geraubt. llno apar mer6en Tie
ni6t etpa bon ibren 8erebrern uno
Anbetern geraubt - bas fam bod
rubber ifon Dor unb. mare niht Re.
'1onoers merfniiroig oa es unter oell
9ienltmaoben biele if)one uno tid.
tige @remplare giebt = nein: tic
meroen bon ben Serrl6aiten gerallbi
uno entfubrt, i'm Mutomobil .ent,
fubrt. Gin 8erliner Spernidnger,
10 er5ablt Der Cog, bate einc
9~ienltmogo gum Griten engagiert,
aber Die friibere Serridaft gab iia
nlft Der. 9a iebte ii1 Der Sdnger
anf elm Mutomobil uno entfiibrte Die
Gonna, nno als Der friibere 9ienlt.
berr lid oieiem @emoltitrei6 pioer.
leBte, gab es eiilen beftieen ,9ampf',
gerooe 10 mie emit Die Sroer unS
@daer I'M Selena gefdmpft battenl
@oraus man lebel1 fam, pie iinge.
beuer Der @ert Ser 9~ienltmdod)ef
geitiegen lit.
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9anbbeit tam nidt sebrilt perbcm

Sanbbeit Tam nidt gebrilt werbcr
bur6 IofdIe Npplifatioren, neil ie Der
frnnfen Sell oes Sbres nidt errei=
den f0nnens gs aiebt nur einen @eg
bic Entbbeit 5u furieren. uno Der ii
Dur1 fonItitntionele 9eilmittel. Snlths
belt tpiro Durh einen ent5iiiloeten 3u,
}tnn6 Der idleimigen ansfleionug Del
Guifadifhen N0bre berurfadt. Benl
nieie M6bre iid ent5iinbet, babt SIR eli
uen rllmpeln0en Son p6er unboIfonime.
nes @ebor; unb lpern fie gang geidloi.
fen 1T, erfolgt Taiibbeit, nno fpeiin bic,
fe gnt3iinorne niht geboben uuo oieit
g5bre tpieoer in ibren geborigen 3u.
ftdnb berfebt tperben fam, nirb oas
@eb5r fir INNER 5erltort perben; neilIi
Sale inter 5ebn iino burd aatarrt
bcr1trfddt, ueIder nidts als elm en.s
~5iin0eter 3uitano Der fdleimieen Sber,
Hidden lit.
@ir tpoIlen eili6nnbert Collars fiji,
ie0en (0urd antarrb yerurfa6ten 5al)
bon Sdllbbeif geben, zen mir nidt burd
Ginnebnlen bon Calls @atarrbsaitr hsi.
len f1nnen. QaBt guh u~nionit girfu'
ldre fommen.
s. S. gbeuen g. 60, Eoleoo, 8.
"a @erfauft BON alien Mpotbefen, 75r.
9aa's Samilierzginen iiuo Die better
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BUR aual pcrnrteilt.

Mr. 8. 6. aeeper, @beroeetl,
Drill ibreibt: uSabrelung Iitt i'd an
elmer Irt bon 4usiblag. Sd bahtG
sihon, ib lei CUR epieer Dual bier
.ilnten berurteilt, aber Sbr Suntis
Cure bat mid furiert. Cine SdadJ-
tel bon tot es, oas 2eioen lit ME nie-
Der gefommen. 8iel, biel 9anf."
Sunt's Cure lit earantiert. BreiS
so Gents.