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Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11
HAS NUMBERED THE STARS
Dutch Astronomer Says There Are
About s42,ooo,ooo, and Who
Shall Contradict Him.

tremendous task, that of count
ing the stars up to the nineteenth
magnitude, has been undertaken by
the Dutch astronomer, Professor Kap-
teyn, who has collected all the mate
rial furnished by the most recent dis
coveries, notably those from the Amer
ican observatories.
Stars of less size than the four
teenth magnitude are found In mil
millions in the milky way, and the
work of counting them from photo
graphic plates can best be described
az similar to counting blood cor
puscles under microscope.
Professor Kapteyn places the total
at 842,00O,000 stars, the average being
20.400 stars to the square degree of
the heavens. He has further calcu-
lated that the total light emanating
from all the stars is equal to 1884
times the luminosity Of a star Of the
first magnitude.
According to the Dutch scientist the
boundaries OF the universe, as far as
human science has been able to pene-
trate, extend to $4,000 light years.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11
TIRED OF TRIAL" MARRIAGE
coIored Man Fell Into the Trap ans
Had Had Nothing But
TrIbuIatlon.

''T'anky, sab; t'anky!" grateful,
said a Misunderstanding colored citi
zen who had percolated into the ofic,
Of prominent attorney of Polkville
Arkansas. "And dis yuh am what 20
kin do for muh, cuhnel. il yo' please:
wants to git dis trial marriage dat II
into busted up SOS l kin git out'n II
ag'in."
Trial marriage" echoed the
legal luminary
"Yessahl OATS what it's done been
"a trial-fum de beginnin' twell
plumb yitl Trial, sah--trial and trib.
bylation!-all de timel And knowed
how twould be befo' I got into de
trap. Didn't want to marry, nohow:
allus was uh-skeered O. de marryin'
notion, and now"
''Well, then. why did you marry Il
you didn't want tor"
"Who?-me? Eh-kaze halter. sahf
Halter do it; dat's whyl Oar want
no way round it 'twuz de lawl When
dat ar yaller lady fell into de creek
at de picnic an plunged in an drug
her out at de risk o. muh life. right
dar, sab, l got up a'gin de law-de
marry-law! De young white men told
me bout 1t, soon s dey found out
what I'd done; hadn't Untold me I'd
uh-gone bout muh bidness like a fool
twell l landed in de penitenchy for
muh ignunce. Dey done told me what
was 'bleeged to do-man saves a
oman fum drownin' he's sho' gotter
marry her. Fo'ced to do it, sab. an
done did 1t. An now, cuhnel, for good.
ness sake won't yo' please tell muh
how to git out'n de scrape? Kin l git
diyo'ce, or suppin'. or must l take
DE lady down to de creek whuh drug
her out, an th'ow her in ag'in ?-Tom
P. Morgan, in Puck.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11
FATTENER OF SPRING POETS
Farmer Took Them Lean and Mourn-
ful and Taught Them Life Is
Worth Living.

THAT feller, settin' on the fence
yonder," said the local historian Of
rural life, has plowed more spring
poets than any farmer in the settle1
ment."
"Plowed them7"
"Yes; learnt 'em how to plow-howI
to run straight furrow and manage
q Georgia mule. Plowed 'em, an fatJ
tened 'em, and made 'em know that
lies wuth livin'. They come loafin1
roun', lean az a razor-back shoat, ann
hungry an lonesome, singin' songs
bout trees an flowers, an cowbellsl
an cool grass. an Lord knows what.
an that feller takes 'em In an aston
tshes 'em with three meals a day
lets 'em hang roun' easy. an rest
up for week. mebbe, then puts 'em
to plowin'. with hoein' on the side
for recreation. an before you know
they're too fat to singI
You see. these here poet-feIIers
never do none o that melancholy
writfn' or -sfngfns. as thex cal ft-
scept when tney'fs snort q viszttiSss.
an as holler as dead tree; them
they feel that the world owes 'emi
. living, but they amt gittin' It. an
midnight owls can't beat iem at com
plainin'. But you Jest work 'em an
fatten 'em, an there's change in their
dispositions an life looks as bright aa
a torchlight procession to 'em. 'Stid1
der singin' bout beautiful trees, they
git healthy exercise cuttin' 'em down.
an they soon find that breakfast OF
ham an eggs is fur an away ahead OF
an dreams.
Here come two new ones-them
chaps, climbin' the fence
Watch that farmer git 'em!"-Atlan1
ia Constitution.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11
MIGHT Have Been Worse.

A clerk in a washington street hotel
says the Boston Traveller, tells this
story: my first hotel job was in q
Texas city. One morning guest who
had been celebrating unwisely the
night before swayed up to the desk
and asked for some information. His
name was Colonel Hawkins, and he
was the soul Of politeness under all
circumstances. And this morning he
was looking worried. Frank he whisI
pered, my memory Of last night, / rel
greet to say, sub. is pretty hazy. Con4
fdentially, now-what did l do?i
Colonel said ]. you got drunk and
shot q man. Anything elser Gee
isn't that about enough?' It's unforl
tunate, yes, sub. BIZ | was afraid had
insulted somebody"
Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Services in the tabernacle, corner
Eighth and Main streets. The Taber-
nacle w. r. Quiggin, pastor.
Services of the First Christian
church at the Tabernacle, Eighth and
Main: 10 a. M, Bible school; II a.
M, preaching by pastor, w. R. Quig-
gin, subject, "The Faithful Elders"
Z p M, special C. e. temperance meet
ing. Program: Song, America" in
vocation; song, Scripture reading,
topic, "The Case Against the Sa-
loon'-F'rom the physical standpoint,
Dean Carron; from the economical
standpoint, D. L. Bachelor; from the
political standpoint, Judge e. V.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11
NIECE OF GOVERNOR A BRIDE

NIECE OF GOVERNOR A BRIDE
Albany, N. Y, Nov. 11.-Miss Doro
thea Douglas, daughter Of Curtis w
Douglas and niece of Governor and
Mrs. Dix, was the bride thi safter
noon at one of the largest and most
fashionable weddings that Albany has
seen in a long time. Miss Douglas
was married to George Cabot Ward
low, son of A. A. Low, of Brook
lyn. The ceremony was performed in
st. Peters church and was followed
by large reception.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11

MY aunts-they were determine
to marry me to a-you know ho,
those things are sometimes arrans
ed?"
He nodded comprehendingIy. AN
so you ran away?"
And so l bought some ginghan
frocks and came up here to my oil,
nurse"
You disliked the man7" ha cues
toned very gently.
Il did not know the man" she ad
mitted with smile. 'T am told he 1,
very admirable person. | simpl,
oio not care to run the risk of dis
liking himl"
them"
"Oh, mol have had men produced
Tor my conquest as long as can re-
member!"
The man laughed outright at her
tone.
1t must be rather unsatisfactory. IS
ne admitted. Now, / can imagine
myself holding lively grudge against
a person | was expected to make love
to by order!"
IL is most unpleasant" she agreed.
looking at him with gentle thoughtful
ness. There is no freshness left to
life like that"
"Colettel" James Blakeson leanad
toward the girl with serious lips but
with eyes brimming with laughter.
"Coiette, have you never detected
anything promising about me-any-
tning that might be considered above
Keepers station?"
Coiette looked at him in wonder.
"What can you possible mean?"
mean that am not keeper of
.Ihe Bowlders.' Not by any means do
occupy SO Independent and enviable
a positionl
When | came up to look things
over saw they took it for granted
was the new keeper. So | let IT
stand, that might get better ac-
quainted with the neighbors who
would accept the servant when they
would scorn the master"
And you would have married Han
nan Grey's niece?" questioned the
girl. wonderingly.
would marry you, dear heart,
whoever you were, If you would con-
sent.
IF can produce sufficient creden-
ials do you think may be accepted
lot only by the aunts. but by yourself
IS well, Colette?"
My name is Patricia Colette Bel
on," she suggested, in small voice.
The name is neither unfamiliar
or unpleasant. And tell me-Patri-
la" placing his hands upon her
houlders, was the man Blake Went
yorth?"
How could you know" cried Pat.
cia sharply. you do not mean that
ou-"
Patricia. do not blame mel hated
eing throWn at your head as much
you dissks1< having me. But I
ould not see any way out of it If l
lowed myself to be presented. with
1t offending two families and upset
ng the tradition. So I-absented my
elf! My only excuse. Patricia dar-
ng, is that did not know you'll"
"Oh," cried Patricia, I'm glad
ou're not the keeper because there
ould have been dreadful fuss-and
could never have given you up! But
can hear their horrid egotism!"
You will not have to bear it alone,
ear heart" he said, kissing her ten
erly.
The dear aunties looked decidedly
nhappy in the lane just now, let us
and scatter some of our surplus
appiness, my girl"
They cannot cheat us of the fun
e have had, anyway" answered she
the pink gingham with satisfac-
on.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11
Mind and uumbrella.

"Sawone is man Of great concen-
tration of mind"
Il suppose you mean by that that
he always remembers to pick up the
umbrella he sets down in street car
or someone's officer
More than that. He remembers to
pick up an umbrella even when he has
not set one down"
Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11
The pIferenoa.

Ever notice the difference between
the cat and the dog in the race OF
life?"
What special difference do you
mean?"
The cat wins by lap, but the dog
prefers job with snap"
Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11
Her DImcuIty.

He-Why can't you tell me what
your father said about me?
She-I don't say anything except
"oh, fudge" and darn" and that
wouldn't do papa justice.-Ph
phia Telegram.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11

Long: solo. Geo. A. Smith; from the
moral standpoint, Mr.. Warwick. sec
retary OF Y. NJ. c. A.; from the social
standpoint. Dr. F. H. H. Roberts;
song; from the spiritual standpoint,
w K. Quigin. Doxology, benediction.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. Norman Skinner, pastor. Douglas
venue and Tenth street.
Morning worship and sermon at IL
o'clock. Bible Study and Sunday
school session at s:45 a. m. Young
Peoples Society at D. m.
me church extends most hearty
invitation to all people, Strangers
and sojourners to the city especially
welcomed.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY,
Regular services every Sunday morn
ing at IL O'Clock and Wednesday even,
ing az 8 o'clock in 0. r. c. hall.
building. All are welcome.
TEMPLE MoNTEFIoRE-Douelas !
'venue and Ninth street, ]. s. Raisin,
'abbi.
Services and sermon every Friday
hight at 9 o'clock Services for chill.
lren and Sabbath school every satur.
lay morning at 10 O'Clock.
THE FIRST S. D. ADVENTIST
;HuRcH--Regular services in the A.
J. q w. hall on Eighth street, be
ween Douglas and Lincoln. G. Nc
ieynolds. pastor.
Sabbath School on the Sabbath
Saturday, at 2:3O p. m. Preaching
t $3.50 p. m.
All are cordially invited to all ser
ices.
SHILOH BAPTIST cHuRcH-Cor
er Columbia and Railroad Avenues.
ev w r. Burgess. Pastor.
Preaching II a M. and D. m, bv
e pastor; Sunday school 9.4h m.
Y. P. u. 3 D. m All are welcome
attend these services. 4
Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11
40 Iov RIder.

His father laid the foundation OF 9
fortune by burning midnight OIL"
Yes, and he is wasting 1t by en-
ploding midnight gasoline"
Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11
PULPIT
Choir Loft
CHURCH oF rHE IMMAcuLArz

CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE
coNcEPTIoN-Adrian Rabeyro,,s
pastor. ''e'
First mass at z a. m: seco.a
a. ~ a. u. sunday school in English
and Spanish at 3 p. m. in spanish J,
l.So p. m. Rosary and benedict,on
of the blessed sacrament at Tao :
N. ~
catnecnism for English speaking
children on Tuesday D. M. and on
saturday 10 a. m.; for Spanish speak.
ing children on Thursday o. m. ana
on Saturday at a. m.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11
CHURCH OF Qua lApv q -,

SonS' Or OUR LADY OF SOR.
RoWS-Rev. Paul Gilberton nosto.
First mass at $3.50 a. m, third sun.
day excepted. Second mass $3.50.
sermon in English, hymns rendered.
by the children under the direction
Oh the sisters of Loretto. Third mass
al lO'So a. M. sermon in Spanish
From to 4 Sunday school. AT 4
Benediction Of the Blessed sacra.
ment. AT the New Mexico Hospita
for the Insane mass every fourtp
Sunday by the pastor.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
cHURcH-Cor. Eighth street and Ma.
uonal avenue, r. C. Anderson. pastor
Sunday schoS' at'9:45. Preaching at
II o'clock. Epworth League at on.
evening preaching service at 7:3O
cordial Invitation is extended 10
all who have no other place Of WI,
ship to attend divine services at this
church.
BAPTIST cHuRcH.-Corner Main
avenue and Sixth street, Rev. o. p
Miles, Pastor.
Preaching at II a. M, and 7.3o n
m. Sunday School at GAS a. m. A
M. Young Peoples meeting at $50 D.
m. The public is invited.
ST. PAuL's MEMORIAL CHURCH
National avenue and Eighth street.
Rev. ]. S. Moore. pastor.
Twenty-second Sunday after Trim
ity, Nov. II, 1911. Holy Communion
1870; Sunday school 9:45; morning
prayer and sermon 11:0O. Hymns
at II o'clock 51s, Onward Christian
SS4 God my Father, Hear
me Pray" All 20, Praise ye the
Lord" 45S praise, my Soul, the
King of Heaven" Full vested choir.
1rucifer and supporters, OrvilIe Ma
gel, crucifer; Frederick w. Moore Z
md Ritcher Moves, supporters. |
This church is open daily tor private
prayer and meditation.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11
MAJORITY
ETIN Line

ETIN Line
pULD GET
IcoLUMN
hsoNs.
/. 1.-THE
t be fought
[ the demo-
nd congress-
:an win, not
/ years to
rk, speaker
representa-
the demo-
ltion, which
uccessor to
ison of the
Neeley, a
10 was de-
at the last
IN for the
bse and in
her demo-
shington,"
ITO keep
who last
nj victory
nct. MAY
AZ Kansas
Aigning
g to be
Te hog,' to
i'd become
as she
and cons
why I am
her demo-
y IS ma
answer is
lse of 391
Fote it re-
ISIS a bill,
to pass a
to. While
originally
when we
the presi-
es to hav-
wen votes,
ory.
ought to
rs to in
Iident the
toes over
d believe
he house
If cabinet
with the
and the
lsuade or
Is to sus-
epublican
voted to
ttraordin-
omething
patlon Dy
ound and
are any
m tariff
eley will
hy be de-
ID States
as say
are des-
the next
it were
La Fol-
d easily,
Bristow
Speaker
1nent re-
to illus
harmony
q. o. P.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-11-11

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY,
regular services every Sunday morn
ing at Ii o'clock and Wednesday even.
ing az 8 o'clock in o. R. C. hall,
Pioneer building. All are welcome.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08
ans @iRonri.

SIR Springiiel6 mllr6e Ser Neger
Senrp Bate BEG friminelen Iib
critics auf Die II Sabre alte @nt-
ma Cline i6itl6ig b~eflnoen, oo9 lie
Ben es ole @eidnuorenen Bel einer
fiinfi1briaen 3uhtbaiisitrofe 6eipen.
Den. 9ieie un9etpobnlide Miloe lit
Dem llmitanbe 3u5uidreiben, oab
bas MHoden 5ugeitanbernerWeiie
einen nmnoralii6en 2ebenstpanoel
iiibrte.
Sn S~noepenoenre fnn0en bier
&nnben Bel 6et @aiiernerfen Der
IStonbaro Oil SO. mo lmgefGbr 90
Sub oberbalb bes Giienbabna Shie.
neltpeges Die Seide zines iinbefarn-
ten, 1ingefdbr GO Sabre alien Ia,t.
mes. ser Selbitmoro begaltgen bat
tc, benn neben ser 2eide ldg cine
3fpei ltnsen.5 laide aarboliGure, Die
beinnbe Ieer mar. Die 8leibilng,
ein gro6er Rod, bundle Soien, mel.
der Snt, rotbes SlanneQbemb nnb
ihnere Sf1ibe Sellten Sorauf bin
Dab CT Der arbeiterfloiie o~ngeborte.
Sn ieinep Saiden faro iihi oos 8ilb
eiacr @robidmiebe, @eid1ftsfarten
bon @~iebbdnOlern in @oobparb Ii.
Rewfirf, Sfla., unb ELM 8apier nit
Der albreiie Is Sit t8. StraBe, aber
nift Der 4ante Der Stabt.
Sn gepier, Macon gouitn, itorb
Der faIt SO Sabre aIte Sobn @ar.
ben, tpelder nit feinem @rrber Die
erite aohlenerlibe in ieler @egeno
eroffnete.
tbs Stnets Obergeridt bat Die
Ser International Surpeiter SO. he.
gen llebertretuna Der anti-E ruitge.
iebe ouierleete Strafe bon $4,000
anf $25,0G0 ermaBigt.
Sill Sfucpe Iarf Inv &onias Gitp
besinsen Claire anorems unS lei.
ne Srai Gelbitmorb. Die 2ei6en
iullroen ltadl oeren Seimatb TT gar
raboc,, @isconiin, seianot.
Sn siEem $oipitaI in aabicS
9th Itorb ON Sreitng Der 26 Slh,
re alte Sbomas @. Sobnion DIR Ser,
lesiingen, melde CT beim Subboll.
ipiel e~rlitten bette,
Sn Ct, 2onis itorb leste @ode
Gnipar &eis I'M Sitter bon 100 Sob.
rem, 3 Ionuten nnb 90 Sagen. 81
War in 9entifIanS geboren mi
ieit 40 Sabren in ct. 2ouis oni1i
zig uno in oortigep IorfS aiseitelt.
Wins aarias Gitp mirb aemelbet
Sado%eritanoiee ieien ser andid.
baB Die &atnrgosquellen in aanios
uno S%flabonu, bon meld)en aus
&aniaS Gitp nrS STE lmgebuna mi
l9otnr9nS periebcn miro, in bod
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08
sane anf bid ielbit.

Ban anf Did ielbitl gerlab bid ME
nlif 9lnore,
CAB Tie ces 2ebens Sait Dir belfen
traaet!
9es ain6eg SUB, 5amit es iider
ipato're
Bon Stlrbl 5u Stubl, mnB ielbit
oie Ghritte magen,
9ab ielten Sritt's es chit 3u geben
piiie
limo mans nidt itetS ouf &Gn6eit
trugen miiiiei
galt ouf oid iel6itl Mit frobem
Selbitpertrauen
grareift ser Steuermalm bes &ii6ers
Spei6en;
4ltf eig'nen Irm nlo S6arfblif
mlrB er balerl,
@iG er i'm Stlrm oelt iidRrit Bert
erreihep;
Mit Shiff6ruh a6er miro bie
Sat)rt mpbl eiroenl
9Sollt or 1lf ptffei1p erlt an Ilp0re
menoenl
@aat aluf Did ielbit! Die Menifen
limo oar fuanfeno,
Seb'n iie bas Slid BON Dir binireg.
ge5ogeH.
8ie Iarfer, sir iein eigen Nobl
beroanfeno
Sal in Dem llnaliid bid p%erlafien
un0 betrogenl
Die WeiIten iinh 10 mir bon Sug
uro Glide
limo fragen nifts nnf anbrer sc.
i6ide!
&aii auf bid ielbitl Srog feines gn.
beren Setter,
Sb lie bonn feiniten @ol6e alidy ge.
trieben;
&annit ou sir mir Die eigene gftung
rettem,
Sb Better, bit elm SIRIUS on &c.
blieben;
limo Of bonn Sdidial nod 10 iebr
9eiflager,
9nrfit on bas Snlpt bod, itols er.
boben tragenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08
Rettete bas Qeben ieiner Ernn.

nReine Sran miiroe heute i'm
Grade iein," i8nibt 6. s. 9romn
BON Iuscobine, ala, ,,tpenn's nift
fir Or. Sings Ieap 0iscoperp ge.
meien pdre. Sic mar ~bettlGaerig
un6 fonnte obne SiIfe nidt onfiteb.
en-. Sic bottle Elm idlimmes 2uft.
r0brenleiben iinb einen fiirfterli.
den Sulten. Sh bolte ibr eine SIa.
Ife Or. Sings @ew Disorders. unb
glei6 gitta's better lin6 in furser
3eit NOR file mieber mobl." ltnfebI-
bar iiir Siliten utN GrfGftung, lit
Die aiiperldBigite Mebi5in ser @elt
fir boie 2unseniibeI, 9liltipeipr,
@rippe, astbmo, Seufieber. Group
unb aeuhhuiten. SOC unb 81. Bro.
beflaife fret. @arnntirt bel alien
apotbeten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-08
eeileisss' seiePliiHe~ 9ermann
Semer Gempaenie no. h

Da es elmer all,ueiien D%oriebnuns seIalIen
bat, zines ~unierer seadteiiten WlitsI,sber.
ferrn Jul.ns HetHtein. u umierer
yliite 5u rsiBen NIB oa Der G%abingeid,ie,
oene lid, tets als ,uadere etiise uuIerer
5euerlrebr ernies, seben mir ~unierer Gauer
iiber ben 9erIuit Der uns lopcbI oils feline
Samilie b%eirofien bat bierburb auSbru6
uno perTid,ern bic trauernben !SinterbIie.
benen uniereS tisIinnisIten 9eiIeibS.
IS lei biermt shenials periiiai, bab bieie
9eIdjIiiiie BEN Yrpiotou einperIeibt oieieI
ben i'm r9oIfsbIatt4 peroTeniibt unb cine
albi6rift cerielben ben Sinterbli.benen IN.
Dabinseibiebenen aamerahen Suse,
itelli weroe.
6baa. Sanien
s. s Buebiper @omiie.
slbsrt edJuberi
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Gs iuar alto iebr maize Saran.

Nus ben GntbiiIllngen, sic iebt
in 3eittidllan6 un0 gnqlano ii6er
bic ariiis in oen @esiebungen 6ei.
Der Climber AT Groe September ge.
maft werben geht gines fIar ,tnb
oelltlid beroor. ll,t6 oas lit, SaB
Gelttidlanb eiren giinitigen aitqet-
blif srln 2osiflogen perpaBt bat.
Die 6el1tid)e Slotte uiro oas oeiit.
Idle Seer iparett friessbereit biz aili
ben Lester @amaihenfnppf. Iiroe.
rerieits rdllmeft oie g%nglGnoer. iebt
iel6it Elm, Dob iie in elmer per5pei.
felten Gage lpnren. Sic bGtten arf
Dem 2aroe feline ie6s 0iniiioncip an.
iammenbringen fonnat itno lire
pielaeriibmte 8Iotte mar In orei
Sbeile aetbeilt. Gin Sbeif beiarro
iih bei Ben Sbetlan6s, Snieln. boG
i'm 9opben, Der ot6ere in ridden Sc.
pdiiern urrO Der brittle in Canada.
Ter aOntiraG bes i'm aanul poitir.
ZEN 8eifapaoers fraate beim Safens
fcmman6onten bon Yortsmoutb an,
Oh er enentueq BORT Sdub fin6en
fomtte. Dieter tpinfte aber erer.
|giifi ab umS erfIGrte naip, feline aa.
roiten trii9en nift melt geltlg, lie
miiroen pobl sic engIiifem Sdifie
treffeB nidt abe 6ie oelttiden.
go ffled,t mar gnglano porbe.
reitct itnb br@ hette es nit nQer
@adt 5im ariege. Ger arieq 5tpi.
ifen @nglaito un6 2eutidronS pirb
bon 8ielen fir 10 unrermeinlih Qp.
balten. nie Ser aries atpiifen Sranf.
reid rm6 GeutdiIan6 i'm Sabre
1870 mar. Die Observation-Disclosures
Der Welt fonr mir bnrd, .9Ilt uno
Ghen" getuonnen iper6en. 9os i'll
iebem 0eiitif,en flar.
@ariim feb maj, Sanm eipem 10
giinitigem @oment 3itm 2osihlaaen
i%n6enist poriibcrgeben2
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Geo. alinge Ser gpotbefer, lat
einen friifen 8orratb bon
3enao i,nO 3emo SEIZE erbalten,
Serno III elm merfipiipoiaes Mit.
tel. cine flare S~liiiiiafeit. 8ie er.
lie GiipenSung Iirtoert iofort oas
abidriIid)e SUDDEN. bpieitiat Sleden,
Gimples, 9ladheao8 eczema, Gdup.
pen, IilSbriife rnS anoere Sout.
fronfbeiten bsi Gripa9iene ooer BEL
@in0ern.
3emo Seize lit bie tteiie antiiep.
tide Soutfeife. sic reirfte iiao bette
meoisiniide SciIpttenieife, IinSeri
lma curirt G~ridcIbise, nnb Sic
Saitton@idIGee beilen fIeinc aiirSer
interiporfen iinS. 9eionSers gut
fiir 9erionen nit sortcr SAINT. Geo.
0lifgc bat cine beidrGnfte an5obl
groben bon 8eno uno 8emo Seife.
Cine 9robe Miro 8linSer betpirfer
mo i~iherseuaen Dab es 6aS bette Mit,
tel gcgrn Snitfronfbeiten lit.
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Bormunb 9erfauf.

unteI3ei1neier 9ormuno bon Wm.
Retbemeier bietet auf Inorbnuns Der BRO.
baie Souri iol9enoso SruLo. Sisentbum oee
lei. Herbemeier bierm,t gum a3ertauf aus.
4. % Rub iront on Der 0hIeite Mn Der
6ermann Gapin9s Sant
2. 2oi alo II nit Sebduhe unb Stna.
uRs an Der %Dtilid)en 2ieu Strabe.
3. DaS iiibere G%unobauIen Gisenthum
an Der gutenberg StraBe, II otabtplods
umiaienb. nit sutem SSobnbaus unh g,es
beusebduoe. gnscboie mernen am often
december, slad,mttasS 2 lbr in Der Aobn.
ing ben unlerSeibneten entseaensenommen,
We9en ndberet IusfunIi unb. Yehmsuna
tpeHoe man iid) an
Senrp Pod, Dcrmunb,
6ermann. Nlo.
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@ubnbaus su gertauien.

Sd o~ieriere mein 5tpei unb elm . baIb
iiDdi8eS, YaGitein ubiquitous, entbotenb
y Gunner einen 9ooenraum. Io,rie elm Gro,
aeff,ob NIT 3 5immern, an Der psIIideu
,3ipciien strcfe. nit 80 1uk Nront, bel IN
Gotten. So III oas 6auS rueld,es ib sriiber
Hemobnie.
Wesen Hdberem menbe man lid, ar
meinen Batter, SEQ. Cart. in Sermann
9ic ooer on MIDI, sior. NO. 21S pine ei,
ct. 2ouiS. yio
Sttmar@. Gtarf.
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@eniae bnrdl gIibidlme oet5Stet.

NNNe uNAW 0ttVIuIAuNN MlluUiIts
Sn 1906 tpur6en in bieiern Gan.
De mir t69 Ierionen 6urd4 9Iis.
ifIag 9et0Stct. Die @6aIiffeiten,
bonn 9fit erid,Iaaen All tperben, iin6
olio nlir 5tpei in ciner @iGioncu.
Die MogIidfeiten ober, an 2eber.,
Riererr. itn6 @aeenleiSep All tier.
ben, limo beoentcnn GROCER, nid,t
aber, ipenn electric gitters ae.
broudt miro, tpiq Robert Maoien
BON 8eit Burlington. Soma, BE.
pei6t, Goftoren aaben i'm alf
rnh aht @oiiote LONGER gehonS.
ling ipeaen lhIiminqn 2eberleiSen
ltn6 @eIbiuft. @iirSe Damn non.
ft6noia pieoer hcrgeifcut ollrd Glec.
fric 9itters. Bette @aocu., aeber.,
@eroen., 1ieren. nltS bIutreiniaenSe
@cbisin Ser 8eIt. Giu. soc Bel
allen gpotbefen.
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Gas meiite g~e6erbola aur So.
irritation bon @Ieiiiiften fomrnt aus
Sanep Gonntp. 9prt ion bie Slime.
rican geneiI So. semiisen6 SoISppr.
ratbe a~ltfeeipeidprt bdbeii. I'M ben
8eoorf aler Sabrifonten aui Der
@roe fir Die tlGditen % Sabre al,
oeden itno auBerbem bat bieielbc
@eieIlidnft iidy ben gon5en geSern.
bol5.8 eitaro in Den @Glbern geiid).
,ert.