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Evening journal., 1911-03-03
TROUBLE
NOT ADJUSTED

Although it was announced yester-
day that there would be a conference
at Newark last evening between the
Newark Light and Water Company
and the City Council Of Newark in an
effort to adjust the differences over
the leasing of the light plant. The
conference did not take place.
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
Specials for Saturday

Embroidered tennis Collars in white and coIors,
at Observation-Disclosures. 25c
Tennis Collars with lace edge ............. soc
Irish crochet Bows ..................2 25c
Imported lace Collars for Children's Coats SOC
womens White handkerchiefs, &c, or for .15c
womens alLline Handkerchiefs with iniral,
TOT .-JC
Mems u l-2c Handkerchiefs just few left at Sc
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
MRS. GILBERT IMPRhYES.

II was reported at the Physicians
and surgeons Hospital today that
Mrs. Martha Culbert, who had her
foot taken of as a result Of being run
over by a street car. is growing
stronger and her condition is grad
uslly improved.
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
WOULDN'T SELL PROPERTIES.

Philip l. Garrett, trustee OF the
late Isaac Newton Chambers, offered
for sale at Stanton yesterday three
properties. A as acre farm was bid
up to $4,000. 80 acre farm to $4,000,
and a frame house 10 S270. and the
properties were withdrawn
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
Sunday school Meeting.

A meeting of the New Castle County
Elementary Sunday School Teachers
Association will be held tomorrow in
the Sunday school rooms of Bethany
Baptist Church between and 5
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
GRANGERS Din nor MEET.

Owing TO yesterdays meeting Of
Pomona Grange, there was no meet
ing last evening of West Brandywlne
Grangers at Talleyville.
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
Colonel Leltch Wan Reco1er.

The condition Of Colonel c. NJ.
Leitch, internal revenue collector for
this city. who has been seriously i'll
with stomach trouble. is growing
stronger each day. There now is
hope of his recovery.
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
Lawn Croft Cemetery

High and dry, perpetual care, insurance
feature, all modern improvements Lots SAB
upward. The regular trolley funeral car
from Wilmington TO Lawn Croft and return
at the reduced rate Of $500
The Auto. funeral car will be in service
about April 1st. Come and let us explain.
City O1ice, No. 923 Market Street.
Open Evenings
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
Coats and Suits

Every day ushers in more of the new spring
Goats. Suits and Skirts. Visions OF beauty Every
model seems TO stand in class by itself; beautiful
colors and weaves.
Special lot of womens Outing Suits in black,
AZ $3.50
womens Suits in novelty stripe material $500
womens Long Coats in black and blue Serge,
at $1,000
womens Separate Goats ......... $780, S10 $12
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves

Womens medium weight grey merno Vests and
Pants, S.25 value, for Observation-Disclosures. S5c
womens medium weight, long and short sleeve
Vests, knee and ankle length Pants,
25c, a., SOC, c.
women's long sleeve Corset Covers,
25c, 29c, SOC, 65c
womens short sleeve Corset Covers, 35c, or
womens Union Suits, medium weight, SIPS
value for .......... .......................S Soc
Mems medium weight merino Shirts and Draw
ers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOC, $l.00 and Sl.50
Mems Coopers ribbed cotton Underwear, gar
ment ..................... ............. .Sl.OO
Mems. Women's and Childrcn's winter Underwear
at greatly reduced prices.
WOmens and Children's Hose, linen heel and
zoe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25c
women's heavy and medium weight Hose 25c
Mems 25c Hose, in small sizes, 1Sc, or for SOC
Special sale of Childrens heavy, fine ribbed Hose,
25c value, for .......................... .15c
Misses tan Kid Gloves in glace and P. X S1OO
Women's glace P. X, suede and chamois Gloves,
new spring goods, best materials and workman.
ship ,....t....... $780, SIPS, S1.50 and $500
Still few of the 8, IL and 6-button length Kid
Gloves at half price, and this in face Of the fact
that long gloves are IN great demand But sizes
are broken and the bargains yours.
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
BEGIN CHURCH
ERECTION MONDAY

The contract for the construction
Of the ST. Pauls NJ. e. Church has
been awarded to William d. Haddock
and Company on bid OF S53 500. The
work will be commenced on Monday.
Evening journal., 1911-03-03

Special sale of Women's $3.50
Shoes, of gun metal and pat
ent leather; sale price $500
A few Of those $500 and $3.50
Shoe specials at 81. Mostly
small sizes.
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
NFW POSITION FOR NTRSF

Miss Alice Earle Roc. a graduate Of
the Homeopathic Hospital, is night
Superintendent of St Catharine's Hos
piial. Omaha, Neb.
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERClAL.

NEW YORK. March 3-The tone
was nervous and unsettled at the
opening Of the stock market today
Union Pacific advanced 1-2 but lost
this gain under renewed liquidation
St Paul, Amalgamated and Smelling
also advanced fractionally but roceded
later. Missouri Pacific rose - and
steel Common was firmly held
IL o'clock-After the few minutes.
the market assumed steadier tone
and covering Of shorts started a mod
crate upturn.
Governments unchanged. other
bonds irregular.
Evening journal., 1911-03-03

Striped gingham and chambray
Skirts .... SOC, CSC and 79c
woFsen's low neck Gowns O9c
ChiIdren's Drawers '4... 25c
All the leading makes of Corsets
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
rRIPED
HARITAI SILK. 65c

80 inches wide, the latest
styles for waists and dresses.
Beautiful effectslin all the new
spring colors ....... 65c
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
UNDERTAKES

James 7. Chandler, q. ~ Sints sna 3. -
Undertaken. TslspsSas'. IsSsDssg.
Evening journal., 1911-03-03

42-inch Imperial Serge, in all the latest shades.
regular 81 90 value. for a...........75 75c
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
Asc TAFFETA FOR 39c

Beautiful assortment in
stripes and checks, lS inches
wide, suitable for dresses or
waists ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 39c
Evening journal., 1911-03-03

H. ID. Lackey & Co, say.
lhere has been great deal Of
snort selling and the market has the
appearance OF being oversold."
c. ]. Hudson g. Co, say:
Evening journal., 1911-03-03

We are due to have a rebound
pretty soon. and Il may be that stocks
may be bought some time today. We
think there is no hurry until We
see what the Senate is going 10 do"
Evening journal., 1911-03-03

Invisible Stripe Panama, in blue and black only
"A inches wide, regular 69c value, for Saturday
snllinn SOC
Evening journal., 1911-03-03

REGULAR s1.00 TAFFETA SILK FOR 7Sc
YARD. Black Taffeta Silk, 30 inches
wide. coIored edge. guaranteed quality
Rich jet black; sale price ......,...7Sc
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
Dress Goods

Our Dress Goods Department is replete with
superb collection, including the following special
values.
50-inch White Serge with hsirline stripe sponged
and shrunk, Si75 value for yard SIPS
Evening journal., 1911-03-03

ks TO be found anywhere Immense variety of patterns
!. Each day something for your inspection.
Evening journal., 1911-03-03
SOC STRIPED

59c STRIPED
MESSALINE, 49c
New, Striped Messalines, rs
inches wide, in navy, garnet,
brown, white and black grounds
with white stripes ...... .i9c
Evening journal., 1911-03-03

Anna M. Beatty.
Harvey W. Hudson.
Jennie s. Cranston.
Nelson Gregg.
Sarah Spencer.
David II. Lynn.
Moore Beideman.
Jaseph S. Sell.
Carl J. Mcdowell.
Eben W. Anderson.
Margaret z. Kitchen.
John W. Mcdonald.
Annie E. Neville.
Evening journal., 1911-03-03

S1.OO FOULARDS FOR S5c YARD.
New, slIover Foulards in exclusive de-
signs and cOlorings ............. S5c
Evening journal., 1911-03-03

We are showing the handsomest line of Silks TO b.
and wesves in all the latest designs and effects Each
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
Mrs. d. F. Miller is the guest of

Mrs. d. F. Miller is the guest of
Mrs. Frank Perry.
Earl MAXWELL left the first of the
week for Nashua, MINI.
Miss Bessie Evans of Duluth is visit
ing Miss Martha Wolfe.
Mrs. David Cleveland inspected the
w. r. G.. at Long Praie Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. A. Stevens of Macedonia,
Iowa, is visiting Mrs. Jas. Jenkins.
Mrs. Albert Dahlem is entertaining
Mrs. T. d. Davidson of Milwaukee
Mrs. b. McManus of Bemidji is
visiting her daughter Mrs. P. Brophy.
Lucas Kells attended the Geo. w.
Stewart funeral at st. Cloud Wednes-
day.
Miss Alice Brophy has returned to
ST. Paul where she will resume her
studies at the St. Joseph hospital.
Mesdames j. w. Ward, G. D. Mar
shall, Jas. Ingram and E. A. Richards
and Miss Stiles spent topay at Ward
Springs.
Sanford Smith left this morning
over the Northern Pacific for North
Yakima, to spend the winter with
his brother Edgar.
Miss Mary Watson, who is attend
ing the Illinois Woman's College at
Jacksonville, Ills, has recently been
honored by being elected secretary
and treasurer of the Home Economics
class. Miss Watson has an excellent
standing in the college.
Mr.. Geo. S. Miller and child came
down from Nevis last Saturday and
joined Mr.. Miller here. She went to
Willard Monday afternoon to visit
relatives. The Millers are getting
things into shape to occupy, as a resi-
dence, the building on Main street
just north of the public library. lAr.
Miller has his real estate office in the
front part of the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ward, Mr. and
Mrs. F. S. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
A.. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.
Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Alex jamie
son and son Everett, Mr.. and Mrs.
! John Whitson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Strebel, Ben Dubois and Miss Cecile
Gallagher of ST. Cloud, J. F. Cooper
and son Glen, DR.. H. L. Lamb and
A. M. Welles, all spent Sunday at
Ward Springs. G. A. Emerson spent
Saturday there, fixing up things for
winter.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
THESE WIRE WE'D
Mr.. Wenzel SChraiam and Mrs.
Mary Murphy Join Their Life
Fort mes

Mr. Wenzel SChromm and Mrs
Nary 1surpny were married at St.
PauPs church a. s o'clock, a. M
Tuesday. Mr.. anG Mrs. J. B. Schoen-
hoff were the witnesses. A wedding
dinner was served at the residence
of James Morrison, son-in-law of the
groom. In the evening social time
was had at the same place, number
of friends being the guests. The
groom has fine farm two miles east
of Albany, where he will reside with
his bride. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Hillman.
Mr.. Schromm has lived in this coun-
ty for number of years and is well
and favorably known among large
circle of acquaintances. The bride
is well known here where she has
many friends.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

Beginning January 1, 1912,
the subscription price of the
Sank Centre Herald will be 81. 80
per year, strictly cash in adj
vance, to all subscribers resid-
ing outside of Stearns, Todd,
Douglas and Pope counties. Be
tween now and that date, how
however, subscriptions may be
renewed at the old rate of S1.25,
cash in advance. Taking effect
Nov. 1, 1911, all papers going to
subscribers outside of the coun-
ties named above will be dis
continued on the date to which
the subscription is paid. unless
renewed. Canadian subscrip-
tions, $500 a year, strictly cash
IN advance. The same rule for
discontinuance will apply to such
subscriptions.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-10-12

The Vicar 90 Coat 0qk'cv North
Hants) we'll l-rowr throughout Eng
.snd for his quaint 6o:nge. died the
other morning In consequence Of
his eccentrici'ias the congregation
gradually dwird'nd rntil nobody at.
tended the church The large vicar
age he occupied fell into such a state
of disrepair the. the vicar as he lay
in bed looked through the roofless
ceiling at the stars. and in wet wealth
er slept under an umbrella. AS the
vicarege fen into ruins he conceived
the quaint idea of utilizing the bricks
for the construction of a miniature
mountain in the vicarage grounds.
For many years he could be seen
daily adding to the pile of bricks un.
til it assumed enormous proportions.
and the kindly old cleric's chief de-
light was to guide curious visitors
through its may tree and flower
clad paths to the dizzy summit.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
subscriptions.

Sunday, October s, was the ami.
versary of ]. B. Schoenhoff's entrance
into this happy world. Mr.. Schoen.
hoff was spending the evening quietly
at home when a bunch of neighbors
and friends called to compliment him
on having reached years of discretion.
Ben was taken wholly by surprise but
was equal to the occasion. A pleasant
evening was passed.
A committee appointed at recent
church meeting has decided to 60
ahead and remodel and fix up the par
sonage ofsthe Congregational church.
The house will be made modern in
every respect. Tie intention is to
have thework'done as soon as possible.
The church expects to secure per-
manent- pastor in the near future,
and desires to have the parsonage
ready for his occupancy.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
Fountain of Boiling Pitcn.

boiling pitch in thu form Of a
maierspout was the alarming spec
tcc.e presented to the eyes cf hun.
dreds fiocking over London bridge to
their work. the other morning The
road is being repaired on the south
side Of the bridge. and suddenly there
arose from huge tank "a column of
pitch. which shot up to height OF
II feet before falling in fountain-like
fashion Two men, named Joseph
Clarke and William Matthews, were
badly burnt by the boiling mixture
and holes were burnt In the cloth.
ing of other people.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-10-12

LosT-On Friday morning Sept.
29th, on the Main streets of Sank
Centre, dust cover for an automo-
bile top, although the value is not
great, a suitable reward will be given.
Send by express or communicate with
Edgar d. Spear NJ. d., Nome, North
Dakota.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
The Busy Separator.

In our country. where can oHt
really find the cream of society,"
asked Miss Blase. I'm Reno, of course.
where society goes through the sep
arator." replied the cynic acridly.-
Judge.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
SAYS NICE THINGS
Continued from Page l

lady who wrote voiced the sentiment
that any other town that entertained
the Federation in the future would
have to "go some" to come up to
the mark set by this fine little city.
Another said the Federation was bet
ter entertained here than in any town
where any previous meeting had been
held.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-10-12

Miss Josie Emerson, assisted by Mrs.
Mel Billed, will entertain the w. N. A.
Circle OF the Emerson home on Tues
day, October II.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-10-12

When in Minneapolis stop at the
Beaufort Hotel. It has pleased thou
sands of others-it will please you.
112 Third Street South. Opposite
the postoffice.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-10-12

SToLEN-One new Overland bicycle,
frame light blush color, Marrow
coaster brake, clincher tires. Liberal
reward to finder. Hanson & Emerson.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-10-12

For SALE-One pair likely yearling
colts, also quantity of tame hay. r.
Buck, Fairy Lake. list
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-10-12

LOST OR STOLEN pair of half
soled shoes. Matt Hillman.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-23
Com iab nod Der nbr. v@eun,

Com JAP nad Der ubr. yGeun,
- uuo iebt nod gelu1?" mein!e
er. oSoute Elm uereiniamter Sol
iege auf ben ungludli6en @eoan
fen setomnlen iei1l, uns @eieaidaft
leiiten gu woaen2 - @en, - ma,l
muB iih in aaes ididen! Sereinl"
Cine tief peri1leierte, nil
Sd)neefrpitallen iiherihittete Dame
trat 8ogerno ein uno blieb itusenN
an Der Sir iteben.
80 PARDON, iaete iie nit patio
Ter @ltftimme, lid fIrhte gu ito.
rel.. i'd f0oate @errn Sieoler
ooer mollte pielmebr Serrn Ster-
ginger Junior ipre6en."..
SSm eriten gueenbIide bate Srit
Die @fntretenoe niht erfannt. Nun
er aber ibre Stimme borte uno
unter Dem meiBen SdIeier opei
nadtihmar5e Sterne bliten iab, -
oa brad NIT Madt Die Grinerullg
iiber i'm berein.
rgarmella!" REF er aufiprin-
geno, ria, BEL @ott, sic iino
es leibbaftig, - nno ib babe bod
erit oor tuenigen @ohen in irgeno
einem @rtiitenblatte gelelem oab
Sic bel Honader in @ien enga.
giert ieien uno BORT nit 9eifcG
iiberibIttet n%iiroen!"
(5ortiesuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-23
steinalte Stalisner.

8er Die Eagesaeitungen aufmerf-
jam perfolgt, mug Die @abrneb-
mung MAIDEN, oab mol in feineln
2ano @uropas 10 baufie Sdae bon
a%uHaQenoer 2anglebigfeit per5eih-
net meroen, tpie in Stalien. Mae
paar @o6en meloen Die 8ldtter
BON einem Greis ODER elmer @rei-
fin, Die na6 ueberidreitung Der
bunoert Sabre ibr 9aiein beihloi.
len, cine idier unabiebbare Rad.
fonmenibaft binterlaiien uno fidl
bis in ibr bobes Sitter binein Ell
,ner beneioensmerten @einnobeit er-
freut baben. @eraoe in Sen er1ten
Sulitagen lit mieoer elm 101idbri-
ger Bauer bel 5lorena aus Dem Sc
ben geihie6en, obne S6mer5en unc
obne 8ranfbeit, Elm damn Ser
oreimal perbeiratet eelueien, bis 5ll-
lest feline @~eiltesfrafte 10 beiiam-
men batte, oaB er lih nod genau
Der Marftpreiie fir 8ieb uno
Srii6te aus ieiner gan5en langell
2ebensbabn erinnere, nno Der iein
@ebirn uno feline Werpen niemals
mit 2eien ooer Shreiben onge.
ftrengt bate. @leih5eitig er5dblen
Die romiihen 9ldtter bon einem
anoern @6uerlein, ipelfes ieinen
melt iiber lit. Sn Dem @bru85en.
BORT 2anciono lebt aamlih elm in
@pril 1901 geborener 2anomanr,
Der nod nift ans Sterben bentt.
obidon er Die ito Sabre iiberidrit.
ten bat; er bot 10 Sobne ge5elgt
mobt nod t6glid ieinen Spa8ier.
gang, bot ieine fiinf Gimme ponig
beiiammen, nur oas @eiidt be
einnt bel ibm ihnad gu meroen.
Gie Saufisfeit iolher SdGe bon
2anglebiefeit in Der italienii6en
8epolferung, insbelonoere Bel
2anolcuteu, Sirten unb SiiderL
Die oen. gr6bten Cell TIRES 2ebers
nit forperlider 9atisfeit I'M 8reien
auhrineen fam ntdt sufaaig iein.
ionoern oiirfte ood mol In be-
Ionoern @igentiimIihfeiten bes Can.
oes, alimas uno Der 2ebensgepobn.
beiten beariinoet iein. Sic per.'
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gns Ser aerferseit italiemiider ssrci.
6eitsfGmpfer.

Die III BaIermo erideinenoe Sci
tnng uOra" piomet mebrere Spal-
ten Der S6iloerung zines geSu.
Dies, oen elmer ibrer @itarbeiter
iiinsit auf Der Sniel Sapignano,
Der groBten an Der @eitipise StSi-
liens gelegenen @egaoiiden SnieIn.
lnadte. aui Sapisnana befinSet
iid] namli6 6as &altel, in peldem
DIE Sorfdmpfer Der italieniiden
ginbeitsbemesung CUR 3eit ser ito
lieniiden @oubonen piele Sabre IN
qualpouer @efangeni6aft iaBen. Sic
3eaen, III oenen 2uigi Se~ttenbrini,
Giiolino 8ilo uno Srancesco Gris-
pi genobnt baben, lino iest iueii3
getiindt; 6agegen lit Die 3ele @io-
oanni Nicoteras, oes fpdteren ito.
tieniiden Staatsminiiters, bonn Ma
lerpiniel ~renigltens einigermaBen
ueridont geblieben. Die 3ene tit
ntdt ean5 3 Meter lang uno 2b
Meeter brett; iie lit iebr nieoria
uno bunfel, 10 oaB mo Elm 2ift
an5iinoen muB, penn man etfuos
ieben min. 9en 9ooen biloet eil,e
5teinibiht, Die ebenio lang, aber
nur balls 10 brett lit, pie oie 3ene;
ait oieiem Steinbett iiebt man nod
einen eiiernen Sting, an tpeldem
ole 9etten Ser Strdflinge befeitiqt
nuroen. limo in elmer folden !3eue
perbrabte Der tpegen ieiner Seil-
nabme an ocn italieniiden llnob-
bargifaeitsfdtnpfen gu @aleere pcr-
urfeilte Micotera einen Sell feines
2cbens; er bate niemals 2iht
mo erbielt 2nft5ufubr nllr ourd
Elm Cod in ser Cir; BON bier aug
tonnte ser permummte @efGngnis.
mGrter i'm beobahten nno inn tag
(idt oas S1nar5brot uno einen
arug nit @affer 5rreihen. Bon
ocm SAB nno Dem Ha6eourlt 6es
@efangenen gi6t 3euenis cine nod
beute lidtbarc, NIT BEN Singernc-
gem etfl9etraBle SnlWr1fI an Oer
0ettpano; iie lautet: aDas 2idt,
oas mir ieblt, oas grot, oas mir
mongelt, Die 2iift, Die id entbebrsn
maB = Dos anes m0ge aud iiber
ale Nahfommen bes Saiies Nea-
pei fommerl. Die 8oIfer mosen
seoenferb Dob Die @ahe gegen ieoc
perrufte 9pnoitie INNER lebenoig
erbaIten peroen muB nno etpis,
pdbren ioI." Mn elmer anberen'
@ano ifeint @ieotero feinen @ron
eeeen Griipt geoaBert 81 baben;
man fonn 6os aus Sen erbaltenerr
@orten ,2onaile griipi" entreb-
men.
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wrlBte balb nidt mebr, tpobin er
bltden ioate, in 10 enoloier Siiae
ltle9en Die @errlidfeiSn aus Dem
Nebel. SdlieBlid ging fir i'm
GILES in einem ein5igen mdbtigen
Sllrren uno &aui6en unter, uno es
fpar lbnL als floge er nit 4laoias
@unoerlompe ouf elmer @oIfe ourh
elnen @eibna6tstraum.
uebermaltiet i6lief ct ein --.
Ger S6offner muBte Elm paormol
riitteln, Bis er i'm mad befam.
ryta, 9err &apeameiiter = meiter
lebt's mid, bier is BET borleifig 5u.
enoe. 8oa'n Sic gum @tettiner
8abnbof? : @d nee, sic li1o ia
DER Serr, Den i9 beim Seeing bon
Spanten" obiesen ioate = na, set
poBt lie irooe nodmnl, oa iebn Sic
man bort oriebei1, no oct ielbe Sid:
brennt!"
Sripoel turnte binob uno toppte
geoanfenlos uno 5eridlagen ouf Dos
gelbe 2i6t gu.
Sor Dem 8ortal blieb ct itebell
uno itounte oie eroBe @inofonstilr
alL Die elm iunger, berrIi6 getleioe-
ter Boge orebte.. &iuter Den Shai-
ben bemerfte er ihone 1lno porneb-
me Meni6eu, Die .eefallie auf nno
| M m~onApIto,,
9o uerIieb i6n-~ ser @ut. CT
traute iid nidt, nlllf iest NIT ieillen
i9mueigen 5tiefeln llno Ieirem maj
len @n5llg eip5utreten rno Inn Sinp
5u freien. or fiirdtete, perIadt gu
tueroen, uno beibloB, ur15ufebren.
Nad 9auie! Mber mo log iein
Oorf! Sinter enoloien SdneefeIl.
bern irgenopo in e liner gtfe Ser
@ett = iper ioute % 5uriidfinoenl
st muroe BON oelf Baiianten seIto.
BEN uno ~geordngt mo fing allf elm,
mol ar 81 neinen. Nensierige iteIl.
ten iid nm i'm, u1o boIo fam aug
Dem n4onis BON Sponien" cine boJc
cole @eitalt nit elmer eoIoeeltidtell
Wiise uno blarlfen &nopfenL mo
fubrte 5rieoeI our1 oie groGr
8iltofanetiir bineiu.
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e.
Mttadieren tuie siaer.

Sn Dem Sample, bas glut rein
5l bnlten, sreifen Die meiBen &or-
perden Die Seine pie Siger an; Die
Seine be5mingen ober Die fIeinen
Sampler oft ourd i6nele germeb
rung. Damn lesen ausidIas, &C.
i6miire, eczema mo abnlibes iid,
.ueridlimmern, &roft uno 4ppetit
aber abnebmen. 9ieier 3uItano
uerlangt electric 8itters, Der Ma-
gen, 2eber nno Nieren resuIiert uro
Site aus Dem 8lute misfheioet.
Or lit Der bette 9lutreiniaer"
i6reibt 6. &. 8toobn BON Sraen,
Sal. gerin6t Jpn. SOC bel alien
Srliqaiiten.
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Octrnts heine.

@m. g. Sopel uno Gillian VI.
@ei1lein.
Sflbo Waroani uno Ilmo Sic.
bert. A9-u
5riebrid @ilbelm 8ortb uno gm-
NM 8o0emann.
Irtbur Bruno &idter uno en-
ma Bertha Baulid.
@m. 5eilieman1 uno @nna ST.
ider.
WebMrten.
Gbos. Soffmann uno Srau, Elm
&nabe; Otto S6miot uno Srau. EN-
Mabd)en; W. 8roBenbaber uno
8rau, Elm Mabben; Otto Motbs
uno Srau, elm M1ohen; gmil or
menoorf nno Sralt, elm M1obell;
g. 9. Sreuter uno 5rau, elm MGS-
den; Sans Dds unb Srau, eiit
Waofen; 6. g. Martin uno SrorL
elm Wdoden.
Eo6esfalIe. :
gmma 2ebmbers, 81 Sabre; 90.
Die Sen5e, 3 Sabre; Srau Morp
". Sranfs, so Sabre; Srieonife
Sitting, 40 Sabre; goa @l1nge, 80
Sabre; Sranf anoerfa, 80 Sabre.
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Rad barter gaaesarbeit

ihmler5en Gopf uno Giiden Der Saus.
frau. 4ein @unoer, iuenn lire
oaune etlpas miirriid lit. Sic miro
ibre quite 9oune wieoer erlnngeu,
uodoem lie Die Sdmer5ea nit Or.
Nihter's .Boin-g rpener" bertriehen
bot. 9as lit oerielbe suoerldiii0e
6reltnb ser Menibbeit, ben man
felt Sabren in gang europa in faft
ieoer SamiIie oorfinoet. % uao so
Die Slaide in allen oeutid)eu
Mpotbefen.