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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
Bantam weIght nad somelhLng 10 do.

Kenosha, wis. March 29.--Johnny
Coulon. bantam weight champion
admits today that he met the stur-
diest little opponent he has faced in
many a day, when he battled to a ten
round draw with Harry Forbes the
former title holder before 5000 fans
here last night.
Although the champion left the
ring with a shade gained In points
over Forbes. everything indicated the
old war horse had come back.
Forbes made the champion extend
himself at almost every stage of the
game and mahLfested plenty of his
old time 'cleverness. i.tfH
In the seventh round Forbes sent
Coulon through the ropes With o right
10 the Jaw. Coulon recovered rapid
~, however, and at the bell, both men
lwere strong. Coulon today accepted
the challenge of Frankie Conley from
whom he took tlie' title at New
orleans recently. and articles were
Esigned for q foriy-nve round contest.
Ewith $4,000 side bet before Tom Me
Carey's club at san Francisco No
date has been set
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
GREAT DAY FOR
MOTOR MEET
In Florida, That is We Ger
tainly Hope They are Hav-
ing a Good Time During
y This Lovely Weather.
BY United Press Wire.

ablo Beach Race Track. Jackson
VILE, Fla. March 20.---Ideql weather
and perfect beach brought 10. .00O
motor enthusiasts here today 20 wit
ness the second days card of the
speed carnival,
The first event five miles. went Ia
Tower CWarreu DetroitJ. Time 4:24:-
12. Evans tWarren-Detroit) was set
ond. Time ,4:37 SO. ana Rouse dan
ciaJ third; 5:55
The ten mile open race for cars
from 23l TO 300 inches piston dis
placement was won by Wilson (Cole),
Time S:1G:36: Hughes CMercerl was
second. s:25:2S. s..
They were the only entrants
Ten-mile event, open for all cars
Of class - mon-stocD won by VIII
cox (NatlonaD z minutes fiat Bur
man (BuickD second. 7;4O:2G and
Diebrow CPope Hartford third. q.
1896.
Ten mile. free for all handicapl
class ID. non-stocD won by Hughe'
(Mercer), lO:lO:5O; Wilson CColel
second, 10:14;14, and Disbrow CPope
Hartford third. 1O:3O:7S.
Five mile. open for an cars of IRON
l231 To 300 inches piston displacement
won by Hughes CMercer) time 4:li:
55 Wilson (ColeJ second. 4,i6i92
ana Tucker (Cole) third. @ l6 10.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
MARION HAD Y
some TEAM
Old Ball Players of Marion
Were There With Goods.
OARMONDY MAKES TRIPLE PLAY
Bob Allen Holds Worlds
Record.
Marion Team Defeated Every Club IN
This section--OKeffe, Rynn. Bish-
op, Noonan ana O'Connors Were
Professional Other Players Leave
The Diamond 20 Follow Other
ruF'n''s' k.gIkilG
OARMONDY MAKES TRIPLE PLAY

A number of years ago when lea
gues were unknown I'm this section
and the village teams had to depend
on home talents. perhaps no other
town In the state of Ohio produced
as good an article OF base ball .as
Marion. Most of the players are yet
living and the majority of them are
our best fans and attend every game
roofing for the boys who have taken
their place Probably the most noted
ball player of the old veterans of the
diamond was John Datmody. lie be
came famous In those early days by
performing the feat of pulling Off a.
triple play unassisted. Bob Allen en-
tered the profession and while play
ing with Boston secured the worlds
record for chances accepted, as
short stop. He also managed the De-
trolt Tigers Then shorty Brigel Mft
Dickerson. Frank Keller, George
Montgomery. Charley Noonan. known
on the ball field as "Suez" Noonan,
Art O'Keefe. Billy Lucas, Judge Sco-
field Art Seffner, Biddy Bishop.
"Brooks' Stuoffer. Mike Connors. and
lf"Dnmmy" Rynn. out OF these players
Bob" Allen Mike" Connors. Art
O'Keefe, 'Suez" Noonan, rags" Mont
gomery. "Biddy'' Bishop and Dunn
my" Rynn entered the professional
ranks and became noted baseball
players.
Had the rest of the Marion boys
so chosen they could also have be-
come famous on the diamond as every
i one OF the them received tempting
offers hut refused owing to business
detentons.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
lincoln RcpudI0lcs 'Wcl' Reign

Lincoln, Neh,, March 29.-"Wet'
candidates on both Republican and
Democratic tickets today began their
campaign following their sweeping
victory over the dry element yes
terday. After two years of prohibit
ton Lincoln repudiated the dry" ole-
ment decisively Alvin IL. Armstrong;
was nominated for mayor on the Re
publican ticket of the present dry
mayor. Love, who had the support
OF w. D. Bryan. Robert Malone was
nominated by the Democrats prac'
tically without opposition Wet" eN'
else men We're nominated 10 rnn with
| Armstrong
The saloon question WIN be hnall'
settled AT the city election in May bl
referendum.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
COMPROMISE BILL
HITS MIDDLE OF ROAD


Columbus TO-, March 2s--The com
promise working mems compensation
bill now being draftel by a, special
house committee will take middle
of the road courss In the matter
of permitting an injured employe
to sue for damages If he Is not salts
fed with the award from the state
compensation fund. I an employer
has been wilfully negligent In pro-
viding safety devices and In operat-
ing his plant and an employ can
trace his injuries directly TO such
negligence he can sue, but other
wise he must accept the award from
the state compensation fund. Union
labor men have been contendlng for
the right to sue without any restric-
tons while employers have wanted
a bill giving the employe no right
whatever to sue.
The special committee Will, likel,
provide In the compromise bin thai
| employees shall contribute smal
part to the state compensation fund
about ten per cent ana the employer
80 per cent. +..+.tf
w j. Winans denied TODAY tha
the governor had told him that IA,
would veto a bin which gave an en-
ploye right to sue. without an,
restrictions.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
second Protection Move.

Washington. March 29.-rresident
Taft today instituted second pro
lection move" In the Mexican situation
BY conferring with Republican sena-
tors and congressman. he began a
campaign 10 forestall the threatened
congressional Investigation of the
army "maneuVers' on the Mexican
border. The president thinks that II
a majority of the senators are con
identally acquainted with the rea
facts with regard to Mexico. the ad'
mmlstrauon will not be embarrassed
by being forced formally 10 define ~
attitude towards that country in ad
vance Of clarhcation of the sitna
lion. Representative Mann, Republl
can, Illinois. who IL is believed vii
be the minority leader had long tall
with the president today ON the sub
| ipct.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
Tel 30. East Center Street

Cleveland, o.. March 29-Mrs,
Helen, HafHay5y .i,pbihson, Britton,
niece Off thp.f late Stanley Robinson
who thrHu.hl tho lsttpis viii becopes
owner of three feurths of 81. louis M
tlonms stdted today that although the
rules of the oNationil a.eagne forbade
the irnnagencnt OF one OF IT'S 'organi-
cations by .auwpmen she intends
nevertheless through her own mana
ger to have f6ila control Of the Car
dinaIsEp The remaining one fourth
ownership Of the team, goes to Mrs.
Brittoh's' mother Mrs Sanah II.
Robinson. widow OF Frank DeHass
Robinson, brother of Stanley.
Mrs. Britton says .she will appoint
her manager for the Cardinals early
next Week, ana that she has no. li-
tentioD of letting baseball stock 20
out Of lftr control.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
rhe mhllc NInn,s none.

Sapnlps okla March 29.--okla-
,homa today looks on Carl Morris the
engineer -pugilist as the real white
Mans Hope" following his victory
over Mike Schreck here last night.
Sport experts who saw the battle, de-
clare however, that the scrap proved
nothing and that Morris stlll has /"
show his worth when confronted by q
real antagonist
Schreck was i'm miserable condition
twenty pounds over weight and un'
trained The "hope" forced lighting
throughout the slow siN rounds, and
did practically all of the hitting
Schreck was barely able to stan'
alone. Fight Judges say the hghter'
showed absolutely no science and thaI
Morris succeeded in proving only ina
he has punch
The "hope" will probably accept tii'
challenge of Jim Flynn, the Pueblo
fireman who has posted $1,000 Tor
match.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
THEATERS

Two large crowds greeted the APP
pearLnce of the performers al the
Marion Family thearte hast night
The bin Is an exceptionally good one.
and Mr. Long and his dogs are well
worth the price of admission alone
Ted Freeman. Is very clever In Il
comedy and musical stunt. and Miss
Willlmina BowmanN the vocalist re-
ceived rounds of applause. Keifer and
Brendal the two German boys. keep
the audience In an uproar and their
singing and dancing was far above
the average. For the last half OF the
week Mr.. Lee has booked CoraSY Young
blood's "corson Seytette" This act
carries six sets Of scenes and costs
the management, of the theatre 5000.
BESIDES this act Clever Conkey.
comedy jugger, Maggie Barn,lni,
singing comedian. and John p. Reed
comedian, are booked for the last
three diay-s pf this week
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
EOuT e | IDE RI
Va
-F2Y2l : ~

st. Louis, .parch 2S.-Outnelder
Evans. who Is one OF the abiest play
ers on the team OF the st. Louis Ma
uonals, states that he prefers an um-
pire's berth to the playing end of the
game and is endeaYoring to persuade
President Lynch, OF the National
lergne to take him on as an arblter,
of play. Associates OF Evans on the
ST. Louis team4vho realize his worth
as a player and Ayho want to see the
lineup for 1911 remain as strong as
possible. have been trying to argue
the putfieider oft of the ambition, but
thus far they have not succeeded,
Lymph has not consented to Evans
request as yet, but AN opening may
occur for him. as some of the Ma
tionhls staff of umplres are old
enough 10 be retired. and their eye
sight As believed to be failing,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
MIKE sCHRECK
s.. KNOCKED OUT
Morris. The White Mans Hope, Wins
~. ~ Six Rounds. sd

Morris. the white mans hopt,
knocked out Mike Schreck in. s.x
rounds at Sd9ulpa, oklahoma. yes-
terday afternoon before II large crowd.
Long before the fight large crowds
of people thronged the streets Of 50.
pulpa and the betting was mostly on
Morris. hut Schreck's manager tool,
all money In sight.
The bout was fast and furious The
pace was Just a trine fast for Mike"
and in the sixth he went to the hoof
to dream OF dear old Cincinnati.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

cleveland o., March 29.-Adolph
]. Hass So, secretary of the board OF
elections. died at 1880 y. m. today al
his home here
Haas has been in i'll health sev.
eral years. Two years ago, he con
suited specialist and 1t was foun
that his heart had left It's norma pos
lion. At that time he was told tlla
he might live q long tame but tha
any exertion wiuld bring about sud
den death Haas EpshA sHyera
months abroad a year ago. When h'
returned he was in an improved con
ditlon. but II Is thought that an IN
creased amount of work In his depart
inent during the last few month
brought a return fthe. old troubles
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

For the pleasure of Mrs. carl HOT
stetter VI ss Hattie Hofstetter enter
tained with a linen shower last even
ing al her south Vine street home.
The guests numbering about tW'
dozen. arrived at eight o'clock, eaci
bringing dainty lYresent of hnJ
linen. After the gifts had been show
cred upon tht surprised honor guea
the remainder OF the evening wai
spent in PLEASANT social convtrsation
Musical numbers contributed by th'
gntsts added TO the evenings pleas
nre Al zen dainty ,epnrae sup
ner was served
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
Rourne SAYS Taft ls Out

Boston Mass, March 29.--Thai
President Wm. II. Taft win not be
nominated by the next national RE-
publican convention, ana progressiyes
IN both parties win get general con
trol of the federal government. were
tha declarations made by United stat
es Senator Bourne In an interview
here today. Bourne still saw the pos.
sibllity Of Colonel Roosevelt becoming
a candidate again.i4 Y.lat3 4aA .3
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
HE ALWAYS GOT IN
FOR THE LOOT

Viterbo. March 29-That Genaro
Abbatemaggio who turned states
evidence in the trial of the Camor-
rists possessed knowledge of almost
all the members of this criminal band
that could have been used to their
advantage was disclosed by the tes-
timony today. This was to the effect
that whatever the members, of the
band engaged In any crime. Abbat-
temaggio almost always got part
of the loot whether he was engaged
in the crime or not. Abbattamegglo
continued his story of the crime on
the stand today. He was again as
sailed by the prisoners In the cage
who denounced 'his story as n traitor
ious lie to gain his freedom at the
expense of his former friends.
'Hou are infinitely worse than
midas" f.nrico Alfano. the chief
rnmorrist, called to him today.
Frank G.. Laughlin. OF the Ap-
pcllate division of the Supreme court
of New York will he present during
next weeks session.
He requested permission at attend
and Judge Biachi Immediately wired
him that the court would feel honor
ed by his presence.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

Baltimore. Nd, March 29.-MrS.
Isaac Emerson, wife OF captain Isaac
r. Emerson, The "bromo-seltzer king, p"
this afternoon hled a cross bin for
divorce charging. her millionaire
husband with abandonment. In the
suit instituted by Captain Emersan
several weeks ago he charged Mrs.
Emerson with infdelity and named
ELazeltine Basshur of Baltimore as
correspondent.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
BOWLING

The Crackerlacks took the Knick-
erbocliers into camp on the Mission
alleys last night taking two games
out of three. Tonight the outlaws and
Indians will meet on the war path.
Score:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
NOTICE

No visiting at the County Innrmary
TIL further notice. BY order OF Supe
lerintendent
tg-2S-3t li Samuel Bader.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

Columbus News rast evening had
picture of Charley O'Day the ex-Dii
ger who now has charge OF u
Springfield bunch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
THE MARION DANNY MIRROR wEDNEsDA Y, MARcH 2sI 1911


Bill Coligan's signed contract VA
received today Bill also writes tit'
he is feeling fine and that he expedt'
to knock the boards off the renee Y
the spring practice.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

Bill tombstone has been engaged
during the winter months out In mi
nois as a manager of a music store
and piano dealer. No doubt Bill viii
be valuable man this season 10 the
club II he is a Grand" Upright"
and STERLING" player
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
BASE BALL

c,,at
,I,is Y Marcn <v'-At a
s ,,s.ta ~. ,"e Na,'ohai i hasepall com
n as,na Ut ,ne Sintog hotel Iuesday
.,er'oon, 49,, lne uecision OF the Ma
, yn'' "s'pV'a'loi recurring the Three.
as member of that league was sus-
tained. The commission asks the Wa
'erloo ana Dubuque clubs to withdraw
court proceedings brought against the
league The commission also gives
the league ten days in which to pre-
drafted in that time, the commission,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

A report has been circulated In Chill
licothe that Ben Davis who plays un-
der the name of Dewitt and was one
of their gardeners, has given up base
ball
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

The Woman's Home Missionary SO.
ciety of Epworth NJ. H.. Church will
hold its regular monthly meeting AZ
the home of Mrs II. i. McMurray. 5S7
r.. Church street on Thursday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock
The following program has been
arranged:
Lesson topics. Past and Present IN
Porto Rico.
Hymn The Morning Light lis
Breaking. I'D
Devotional Exerclses-Mrs. Mary
Myers.
Business
Music-Mrs. Wallace.
PAPER. Early History of Porto
Rico Mrs. Charles Bever.
Reading-Alrs. Frank Click.
The 'consecrated Mite Box-Mrs B
Leavens
Social llour.
Every woman of the church is in
yited to be present.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
LODGE NOTES

The Red Men conferred the war
rior degree on two candidates AT thcir
meeting last might The regular bn'i-
ness of the order was attended to.
A well attended meeting of Canhy
Lodge, No. 81, X. of r., was held Tues
day evening and the rank of esquire
conferred on two candidates.
The Catholic Hnignts of Columns
and their friends met in their hall last
evening and the prize lot was given
away. George Lippincott held the
lucky ticket.
The Knights viii put through a
class of fifty April 30. THIS VIII Dc
The largest number that has ever been
received at one initiation.
The ladies' auxiliary OF the A .
In. will meet In the Red Mems nan
on south Main street tonight.
Marion Commandry No 36, knights
| Templer win be inspected Thursday
| evening by Right Eminent Sir knight
R'ckley of Columbus. There VIII as'
be work In the Temple and Malta
| degrees
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

Mrs. Fred Fatzler is seriously III
II her home on Gurley avenue
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

Cobb is back again at his old habit
In yesterdays game between the DE
troit regulars and Louisville he pole
a home run on the Louisville grounds
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

Twenty ave players reported IN
Newark yesterday and Coach Blue
will have them ont for n run today.
Monday and Tuesday OF next week
Toledo plays in Newark,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

weI.t, the groundkeeper, started
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05

:muB, nqmliA oenielben bebduten So
Sen gu gr0Berer grtragSfabigfeit gu
fltltipieren. Die Sarm muB mebr
8rooufte Iiefern. 8iel miro ia in Die
Ter 8e5iebung geleiitet meroen ourd
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nidt benubt moroen lit. gS liegt auf
Ben 5armen man9es Stiid brad, oas
unter &l1ltl1r genommen meroen fonn-
tie. @enn man itebt, mie III anoeren
9dltbern, in Deutidlano gum 8ei=
ipiel, ie0es 6led9en gr0e iorgfaltig
.ausgenutt miro, mie iogar Ser Stain
an Ger 2anoitraBe als @eibe 0ienen
mub, Sic @bauiieen Sent Obifbou nub-
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@altllng bieltger Sarmen bergletdt,
miro man ii@ iagen miiiien, 6aB bier
bel, bel mebr getpouren mer6en
tointtte, als geidieW. Da5u fommt,
onB mande Sarmer mebr 2an6 beii=
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4rdften ausgiebig ~bearbeiten fonnen:
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5unebmen, nad atno nah lit man So
BON 5uriidgefommen, 6o6 immer nod
nidtt in oem MaBe, 6aB nidt nod
mandes 5tid unbenuBt Hiebe. Man-
DIE 8arm f0nnte 5mei Samilien erndb=
rem un6 oo6 nod l1eberlhiiiie erge-
ben, mo- ieBt cine bel alem Mufgebot
bon .SleiB nidt sic erforberli6e Mr=
beit bemqltigen fann.
Da5u fommt Damn nod, 6aB Die
Grudtbarfeit uno grtragsfabigfeit
bes 8ooens 6ur9 perbeiierte Metbo=
sen meientlid erbobt mer6en fann.
3arauf lit ein 9auptaugenmerf gu
ridten. Ser N1ben ser &onierba-
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@ortbeu 8eigen fonnen, b%eionoers
menn Ser Sarmer fi9 Der nntertpei=
Jung beoient, sic i'm 6ie 8unoesre<
gierll1ig uno sic staoten ourh lano=
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.5iebt, sic linn praftil6e 6inger5eige
fir bortbetlbaftere 8euirtbi@aftung
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STRIDE nnb s@nle.

@ebort &eligionsunterridt in Sic
S6ule? 3aS lit Sic 6rage, Die in
unleren Iagen in aller eiptliitrten
8elt gu elmer brennenoen itb geital=
tet. Sic fatbolii6e Stride bat gu je.
ser. 3eit un6 insbeion6ere in Ser leb=
ten Sturmperto0e in 6ranfreid, am
Stanoprnfte feitgebalten, 6aB sic
&eligionslebre in SEN 5dl1len cine
un1llngdnglide Motbmen0igfeit lei.
Sic fat in gldn5en6er @eile ale sic
@riinoe, mel@e sic 8efurtporter Der
NusidlieBung Ser &eligionslebre in
|Sbulen" angebra9t, mi6erIegt; Tie
bat init untui6erlegbaren Mrgumen=
ten nadgemieien, 0aB al sic boben
@eilter, sic Sic @eligionslebre aus
Sen Sdl1len berbannt miiien monen,
ni6ts meniger als Sein0e ser &eli=
gion, Mtbeiiten un6 M%aterialiiten itno.
gs fann ia bier Sic Me0e nidt fem,
ms Nabere a1f 6ieie 10 boduidtige
6rage beute ein5ugeben; aber cine
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auf un0 6ie it: @os lit sic 51ule,
mag lit ibr 8ieI? SIT sic SduIe nidt
Ser @iloner un6 gr5ieber Ser SSu.
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lider 3med?
Mebmt aber SOS S0dite urto @6el.
ite, v6ie &eligion", aus ser 5dule
bernus un6 mas bleibt lift nod?
gsidts onbers nIs Stoff, nm Die Sl..
geno gu Materialiiten MeaIiiten uno
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sltbei1ten beranaubiloen. Mi6t Die

Mtbeiiten beran3ubiloen. Midt Die
aan5el; groBen GbeilS audi nidt Die
gltern perm0gen Der Sugeno oas gu
bieten, mas sic 5dule bietet; namltd
sic @run0legung Der @rin5ipien fiir's
lpatere 9eben. Den &irdenfeinoen lit
sizes nlr gu einleu6ten6, 6aber oenn
audi 6eren ME ermii0enoeS 8eitreben:
Meligion aug alien S&ulen gu ban-
men. Midt muir ieoe fat6olii6e So
Mile, ionoern audi ieoe 6riitlibe, ioQ=
tie es iid our beiligen &fli6t MAIDEN,
lire @inoer ni6t in religionSloie
59ulen gu i@iden, nidt in Sdulen,
mo Ser @eilt oes Materialismus un6
Mtbetsmus berridt, NO Sic @tbif ooer
Observation-Disclosures gum reiniten Mn=
itanosbiidlein berabgemiroigt miro.
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@erbinberte idjredlide srae0oie,

3eitiger &atb, Ser. 6rau 6. Bil-
lougbbp bon Marengo, @is., (@. $50.
y gegeben muroe, berbiitete cine
idredlide Grag0oie un0 rettete 5nei
2eben. 9oftoren batten bebal1ptet,
ibr fiirdterlides @l1iten'iei Elm "9lus-
5ebrunes" &uiten un6 fonaten menig
tbl,n, nm ibr gu belfen. @adoem Der-
idieoene Mittel erfolglos maren,
0rang lire Sante in iie 81. Sings
Seem DISCOVERY" 5u nebmer. SD ge-
|braude es idon cine Set lang"
idrieb ite, Juno ser Idlimme &l1iten
lit fait gan3 meg. Mud rettete i@
meinen fIeinen 5obn, als er bon ei-
mem gefdbrliden 2uftrobren- 8el6per-
Sc befallen mar" Dieie u,rpergleidli-
DIE Meoi5in bat ibres @leiden nidt
fir 4eblfopf- nn6 9unsen-EntbeI.
8reis 500. uno $1.0O. geriudsHa-
i9e frei. @arantiert bon Ser Moli.
tor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
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