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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19
Nebraska
HUNTER SUCCEEDS DAWSON
Norfolk Superintendent of Schools
Heads Agricultural School.
BOARD OF REGENTS TAKES ACTION
Number of Changes Made I'm Faculty
--CIerIE Richmond Give" Out
Statement He VIII Not Take
Money Away from state.
1rrnm a staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, April 1s.-At a meeting of
the regents OF the State university held
An this city today. Fred NJ. Hunter, at
present superintendent of the Norfolk
schools, was elected TO succeed the late
A. E. DAWSON, principal of the uni
yersIty school of agriculture.
Mr.. Hunter is a graduate OF the uni
versity in the class of 1905 and while in
college was known as crack foot ball
PLAYER, a scholarly debater and one OF the
most popular men I'm school Since his
graduation he has been superintendent of
schools at Fairmont, Ashland and Norfolk
and last year was president OF the Ne
braska association OF superintendent and
principals. No announcement has been
made whether the position will be &C
accepted by the Norfolk man. but II is
thought by his friends that he will not
turn It down The appointment is to take
effect September 1.
other items OF business we're trans
acted by the regents, among them being
the following announcements Of faculty
changes:
Myrou II. Swenk, assistant professor OF
entomology, to be associate professor.
Charles r. Leo, instructor animal nus
bandry. to be adjunct professor
Z. X. Slaymaker, assistant professor APP
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19

BRADsHAW-George Funk sold to Eli
wood Thompson his loO-acre farm north
east Of here. Mr.. Thompson paid $4,000.
which was considered a low price.
DESHLER-At meeting of the village
board Saturday evening Henry Beckman
was elected CHAIRMAN. VI. NJ. Harms was
appointed clerk and II. G. Struve, treasurer.
BEATRICE-Ele Miller, for thirty-five
years a resident OF Gage county, died
Sunday, aged 72'years He leaves a widow
and four children. The funeral was held
today
BEATRICE-Mrs Julia Ann BatemRn.
for thirty-one years a resident OF Beatrice.
died at the home Of her daughter Mrs.
Charles Hagermauf aged 70 years. She Is
survived by four children.
YORK-The rooms in the Nobes block
the first three-story building in York, are
being remodeled for the REQ cafe. A mod
ern new glass front Is being placed and
other modern Improvements being made.
BEATRICE-W, @. Houston, for twenty
years resident of Beatrice, died yester-
day afternoon after an illness OF two
years He was 80 years OF age and II
| survived by his widow and two daughters
/ CAMBRIDGE-Mss Ella Engberg Of Ak
/ tell. Neb., arrived Monday morning 70
teach In the Cambridge schools. She has
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19
Mrs. MOhat Returned
to Hastings Asylum
Broken Bow Woman Who Killed Her
Baby Found at Home When Sup
posed to Be in Sanitarium.

BROKEN BOW, Neb., April 1s.-Cspe-
cial. Upon instructions issued by Super
intendent Kerns. Mrs. Nettie Mohat, the
young woman who murdered her baby last
January by forcing carbolic acid down its
throat. was yesterday returned to the in
sane asylum at Hastings. There appears
to be some mystery as to how the husband,
Richard Mohat, regained possession of, his
wife, which will probably involve some
explanations from him to the superintend-
ent Of the asylum.
Some time ago Mohat went TO Hastings
and asked Superintendent Kerns to allow
him to take his wife TO an asylum 81
Council Bluffs, stating he would pay all Of
the expenses. Mr.. Kerns II Is said think
ms the change might possibly benefit the
unfortunate woman, gave his consent 10
her removal; but did not discharge her.
A few days ago Sheriff Kennedy dis
covered that Mohat had secretly brought
his wife home and was trying TO conceal
her whereabouts. He Immediately notified
Superintendent Kerns, who ordered that
the woman he returned TO the Hastings
asylum at once. After the inquest last
January, at which Mrs. Mohat made some
most sensational statements as to her rea-
sons for killing the child. the board OF
insanity adjudged her insane and com
mitted her to the asylum at Hastings
Mohat is a well-to-ds farmer living six
miles north of here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19

tons amounting to 100000 for the pur-
chase of land alone on which to extend
the campus. The last session they saw to
1t that special appropriation bills carrying
about $500, 900 for the use of the university
outside Of the regular maintenance appro-
priation were passed and approved" as
serted Mr. Smith
Agricultural Cadets In Camp.
About $50 cadets comprising the uni
versity school of agriculture battalion en-
camped this morning at the state farm for
a four-days experience along practical
military lines. Under the direction of Cap
tain Halsey Yates. commandant of the
state university cadets the students will
go through a daily routine in military in
struction. Several competitiv drills will be
held and silver medals given TO the win
ners Thursday the Workizer Rifles, the
crack company OF the farm battalion. will
compete with the Pershings. the crack
military organization of the state uni
versity, in spell down drill
Dies I'm Doctors office.
Nels Rasmussen. an old resident Of this
city became suddenly i'll in the office of a
local physician today and before the as
sistance could reach him suffered several
short commissions and died. The deceased
had been IN good health until yesterday
when he complained of slight pains. This
morning he went to the doctors office &c
consult IN regard to the matter and not
find the physician in sat down to wall
for his return. II was while there tibet he
was caught with a severe attack which
ended in his death. which is said to have
been caused by angina pectoris. The de-
ceased leaves two sons and five daughters
his wife having died a year ago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19

LADIES' WAISTS AND PETTICoATs
One table full of white, also black. India Linon
Waists, embroidered. at. ................4 SC
Beautiful Waists in the newest styles for sum
wear. worth up to $3.50. at csc
White Jap silk Waists. at .........S1.39
$500 Silk Waists, at ............S1.9S
5000 Silk Waists, at .S2.95
Silk and Messaline PetticOats, at. .$1.95
So. 95 and Observation-Disclosures. 1895
Cotton Petticoats. 25c, 4SC and Csc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19
Michigan Man
Killed at Columbus
G. T. Mayboro, Enroute to Oregon,
Steps in Front of Eastbound
Denver Express.

COLUMBUS. Neb., April B-(Special
Telegram -George T. Mayboro, who was
on his way from Grant, Mich, to billiard,
Ore, was struck by Denver train No. II
this morning at Benton. six miles east of
here, and died just as the train reached the
city. Mayboro had a cor of emigrant NOV
ables and when the freight which he was
on stopped at Benton, BRAKEMAN Goodno
warned him to be careful as the fast train
was going to pass them. He did not heed
the warning. however, and when the fast
train passed he was on the ground and
evidently became bewildered and stepped in
front of It, He was taken aboard the fast
train and died just it arrived at this
city. Mayboro was about Is years of age
His relatives in Michigan have been notl-
fled Coroner Gass of this county has
charge of the body, awaiting instructions
and his car has been held here. An inquest
will be held Thursday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19
Decision in western Union Tax Case,

FREMONT Neb., April 1s.-(SpecialJ-
In the district court Monday morning
Judge Hollenbeck approved the report Of
George L. Loomis, referee in the case of
the Western Union Telegraph company
against Dodge county, The report fixed the
valuation OF the company's property liable
for taxation al $4,000 in the place of 81,
900 as claimed by the plaintiff. This valu-
alton covers the property for each year
for the last five year. on the same basis
this years returns of 81 900 will be raised
in round numbers to S5O,71O. The cases
have been pending for several years and
will probably be appealed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19

of friends. The funeral services will occur
today.
BEATRICE-At the annual meeting of
the Diler Telephone company Monday a
dividend of per cent was declared. The
reports showed a substantial increase over
last years business. The company has 525
phones In Gage and jefferson counties,
covering the towns of Ellis. Diller and
Fairbury. The officers are E. l.. Loock
president; Clark Wells vice president: A.
l.. Tintsman, secretary; o. B. Hin, treas
ager.
ECUMSEH-Johnson county people were
pleased to learn that Rev p c. Johnson
D. D., of Tecumseh had been appointed
chaplain of the state penitentiary by Gov
ernor c. II. Aldrich. DR.. johnson has pre-
viously served In that capacity. being sue
ceeded by Rev. Mr.. Huff of South Omaha
when A. c. Shallenberger was Nelected az
governor. DR.. Johnson is a Methodist min
lister and is well known in the state. io
was representative from the Fourth district
at the session of the legislature just closed.
LYONS.The stores were all closed here
today during the funeral services of Mrs.
Henry Crellin. which we're held in the Me-
mortal Methodist Episcopal church
large concourse OF people were in attend
| ance. The deceased was very active
woman In church and civic society work
and was a member of the Woman's Relief
Corps. She leaves a husband and two sons.
Her husband and one son are prominent
merchants here under the name of Henry
Crellin Son, the other is not yet of age.
BRIDGEPORT-The Box Butte Presby-
terry closed a three days session here Mon
day. A large number of ministers and
elders from the several counties embraced
in this district have been I'm attendance
and most interesting and prosperous
| meeting was the result Among the visitors
from outside the district who delivered adj
dresses We're DIR. Turner president of Hast
| lngs college; and DR.. Cairns of Beatrice
Rev. Russell of Morrill, was chosen moder-
ator and Rev Sayers of Gering stated
! clerk.
| FAIRBURY-Judge ]. b. Raper Of Paw
| nee City, held a session of district court and
| disposed of a number of equity cases, prin-
cipally involving foreclosure cases. In the
! case OF ThirZa Shearon against Arthur
! Golf accounts, +. N. Prout of this city
was appointed guardian for minor. This
case has been in litigation for several
years or since 1908 Judge Raper also
granted citizenship papers to the following
| applications: Peter Keuteu, Frederick
! Christ, Albert HIM, John NJ. Nispel, John
| Drewes, Henry Drewes, Paul Sahoffsky
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19
Attempt to Rob bridgeport Bank.

BRIDGEPORT. April IS 900 Especially
Shortly after midnight last night the burg
lar alarm at the Bridgeport bank warned
the populace that something was wrong in
that institution and in a very short space
Of time the building was surrounded by
men armed with all kinds of weapons,
When Cashier Spanogle arrived and sd-
mitted the crowd to the bank the huge
gonEs were still sounding the alarm, II
was found that one OF the hank windows
was open and the robbers, II they had
entered the building. had made good their
escape
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19

One Conductor Hesped mack 10 Work.
Mr.. Wilford Adams is his name. and he
writes: Il was confined TO my bed with
chronic rheumatism and used two bottles
OF Foley's Kidney Remedy with good effect
The third bottle put me on my feet and I
resumed work as a condu Stor on the Lex
ington. Ky. Street Railway. 1t will do all
you claim in cases OF rheumatism" Il
clears the blood OF uric scid. For sale by
ell druggists.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19
A Pleasant Surprise

follows the first dose of Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. the painless regulators that
strengthen you, Guaranteed 25c. For sale
BsAton Drug Co
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19

The Omaha Bees Great BookloverS Con
test hirty-nine prizes, You can enter At
any time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-10
VICTIM OF DRINK NFfDs npRINE

Drink 1tInninSly dn~trrvs TIC -f't
power ara while tha tir-,tuEard rs Suts
TO DO wlrat von tell him ''a wants
trousan4s fisnes nssrA tha drir'r tt"t h'>
Graves Medical isaatrnArt fs nf-eta"-
airy Drrin.s dAstrssva ina desire FOR
',rr4lor so that fhA fttdnk Wil' not ~,
n. tsaaf1 ana rastaras tina pafier.t- ="
heAlth
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M is sn ,1nirarsssyy site<raasfu' that u is
5otd WITH a. qua ra .st1.A. Is. ryf,pd vni'r
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fited IsoaElat .fraa nr, raaffssts The pr-
rlr4. t,nru pany, orrine EnitHnS wash
1wtoTf, u G.: Sold in hia citv nv tho
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-10

Fep " and TX Among ira sss'ssa fsEsNS~
lnent snaaRarsrts Preeasaar rsahfatafa
w. Rohinaou af fha rsRiaasss I-'ses'e~s-
cal San1inarvs 5ssho wtit give twT htf,'a
fGctures and also on address, ef' the
X 'orrelatfan nf College, ead ssasn inAse'
Profasaars fran, vdSiat,a TaUa an',neAs
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help others you may ptaotiSfi isAy
letter. --1iEs- NATHAN .. uKEAIo1ss
81 :. ain e7sTect. AaTIck- LASS.
THE Change of Aife IS the moss czasS-
cal period OF a wofnauss existence.
Women everywhere snouia remeIsz0ox
that there is no other reMeay hnassN
TO medicine that wilt so saccessx
carry women snrouRn sals tryln3
periesi - ..ya.g sstn kaas.z ! eesss.
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Er you w0ssfGi alike special SAktee
about Year <ns1 wflt0sS s:O0takk!
sl:ss lAtto1 s0=isxfs fin5kisoA6sS
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-10
IOWA MIL MOI LOSE.
t4ousE VOTES TO iNCREASS al sAi :
eE9SaiP lNCER NEW
CENSUS.
DEMOCRATS SUPPORTED A4
NUm5Eh or REPUBLICANS

Delegation Eeor aa~Neye STATE "il'
Nor as Seauoea, AS Eroposea @ Sc
suaacaa caucus leasues-->etlon
Must sy sc 5atinea - senate
Sewers. states - GAIN Members
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-10

Cams
30 POurauaS
I'm 60 Days
IA Package oI Remarkable Flesh
Builder, protona, Sent Tres &c
Prove What It Will Do.

nc Is astonishing to eee Gl2e eaects pro
need by the new hesh-inrreaser Protone'
= pue on real. solid, healthy flesh, az tire 4
7Sts of 4 pound u day, Is not at ell re-
1nykah2a with snts new GoIleieT-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-10

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any ease ~ ftorIns1 Rlind, hlAAains ss~
otruain1 RirAs ~ sss In fhurfaA6 asySs
or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FIFTY aaftS4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-10

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-10

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-18

3ug itono bereits in Ser g%lbfabrts.
boae, ais er auf Dem 8abnbofe cir.
traf, 8enige Miltuten ipGter iol
er in Der @de zines Goupes uno
itarrte in Die boriiberfIiegenoe 2ono-
ifaft binein. limo iiberon i6ten aus
Sen berbitli6 %eefarbten Seloern uno
aus Dem @aloesounfeI, idien amt
iden 9oub uno Stroud uno @ie.
lie linn bos bloiie, riibreno musie-
benoe @eiidt Der fleinen 56longen.
maio entgegen5uniden.
Sn @riibeln uno SrGumen obcr
orangte iid Sris unpillfiirli6 oie
Srage auf: u@are es nidt belier
gemeien, id) bdtte iie, oo iie Idlo=
feno Dor mir lag, inbriinitig an
mid ge3ogen uno bate iie oIs mel
he @eliebte nit mir in oie @eIt
genommen 10 mie es Ster5inger
getan? SGtt' ia iie oonn nidt nc
nigitens pom sboe errettet? @or
es ridtia, BOB i'd mid ielbit be.
5ipang?" --
Der &a~ntorsiunee bette in ocl,
lebten pieruno5man5ig Stunoen
mebr gelernt, als bisber in Ieinenl
aan5en 2eben. gr par aber ouh,
iiber No6t gum Sopbiiten setpor-
ben.
(1~ortiebuua folot.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-18
y IIerlei.
ssn ieincr1 Sabresberidt

SSn ielncm Sabresberi6t erl.
Ipfieblt General Dnllcan, oaB Sort
Sam Soufton pergrobert peroen
ione. Die Megierung ioae Die 5p0Ii
glofs, Die BON Der Weu-9rmnfe!s
@benue i'm @elten, Der @ilicn
StraBe i'm Noroen uno Der Granf
StraBe i'm Often beeren5t wer-
ben, faufen. Mnd) modbte er, oab bic
Hegierlng Die 305 Gder, Die iie iest
gepaftet bat nno Die lie ~innerbalb
ieds Sabre fir $4,000 fmlfen
fam, faufe, I'M fie aIs Drill
GROUND" 81 perpenoen.
Die Gouttpfomiii1re babef.
auf ben %. september cine MbIim-
mune iiber oas .Stod Gam" in oal
Bre5inften 81, So, SO, 60, 81, SO,
SO un6 Cd ausgeidrieben.
Die RetoiI Merchants Mliocia.
ton bat einen 9eidluB anaenom.
men, ourf oen es aufs @ntidieoen.
ite Ueroammt niro, nenn elm Saul.
mann idledtes @epiht un6 idIeG)-
tes Dab giebt. @uh murbe elm Be-
lflnB nngenomnleil omrd ben Die
0iht5ablung Der Saldre an Die
lt1otiifen Mngeltellten p~erurtcilt
mir6.
Sn Montclair. auBerbalb Der
|ita6tiiben @ren5linie, nobin ole
Geuernebr nidt gebt, bronnte Don.
neritng nbeno 6as Saus BON Tho
mas 8. Map nb. ObgIeih Die aa,lse
Wahbarihaft CUR &uIfe berbeiItronl-
te uno 81 loiden periudte, brannte
|es ooh polIia nieoer. Ger Sda6en
belduft iih auf orei- big biertauicuo
Collars.
Gin iunger Wann NamelIs
2ouis q. 8numanL Der aus Den-
Der itommen ion, lit bonn gountpge.
ridt fir mabniinnig erfldrt mor6en.
Or biloet iid) elm Gbef Sngpnicur
ouf einem Shlahti6iff 5u iein unc
Elm rieiiges ginfomnlen an babeu.
ganmann ion Dor adt Taaen aIs
blinoer Yoliaeier BON &onlton nit
einem @. q. 3use bier aneefommen
fein. Or lag auf benz Qo6 zines
Haiiagierpngens. Sci Der Ginfabrt
fieI er berunter mo iflug nit Dem
0opf aitf ben 8ooen aiif Geitoem
ion er geiifig geitort iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-18
wrnnseisentnms llebertraannaen

Meginn Wittina an 81. 6. Gopar6s,
@runoitiid i'm nenen gitps8lod Gil;
$3.50.
Smogen Seruggs II. u. an Megina
Witting. grunoitiid al Der Nonfana
Ctr; $500.
@artba 9etrb an 8. s. gilbert,
@rnnoitiid i'm neuen gitbsQIod 1914;
$500.
Srau Sofepbine q. goudart al s.
s. Qanba, 0runoltid in Der aehItone
Bart @ooition; $175.
S. g. Mder All s. 6. 9araer, grunbs
ftiid I'M neuen gifbe@lod 6G4; 5000.
Nutb N. 2immermanm an 8. O..
@uiiins. @runoitiid i'm neaen Gitbs9Iod
3; 81 Ii. U.
Soc Pabft uub 5rau an 5. 8. 8umns
uno 5rmI. @runbfiid i'm nemem @ttte
glod 1867; $3.50.
Barrie 81. 2ongfportb an frmI Noues
Urban, @runojhid in Der goaetpooo
gobition; $1,000.
q. s. @reiner an 81. 90. @ras uao
Srau, @rnnoftiid in Der 9iaersF aobi=
tion; $500.
Srn s. Code uao Srau ali 9eoroe
5ageIitein. Grunoftiid an Der Cat Yots
lar Ctr; $4,000.
Srm 8eronica Selig II. 81. an @ultap
Reters. Grunbftiid an Der Mort6 Ctr. /;
$500.
Sobm s.. Serr mlb 6ral an Wm. 6.
Suoen, Orinbltiif oil ber 9erff Mpemie;
$3.50.
abeIe Selir groud an Guitap ges
ters. @rinbitiid an Der 9ortt Gtrabe;
$278.
Go. BoIff an 9. 8. 9fabmer,
l 46s100 Mder Qano; $182.
Charles o.. Dic5arlane an 8. ".
ohiu.. @ruuoftiid it Der Gan Mntonio
Sei9bts Nbbition; 5000.
Sobn fbummel All Drau Marb g8ee
lenberg, @ruaoitiid an Der Maiou Ctr. {;
800.
q. 8. 9arris pnb Srau an cyobn 3.
Sipkle. @runoitiid in Sontb Seiebts,
s. @. @itasa uub Srma an Sosn
3. 9ipple, Grun6ftiid an Der @renet
nnb grasos Ctr; $3.50.
S. 8. Gaperton unb Srau an Sobn
s. 6ipple, Grnnoltiid am 3enper 8or<
Iebqr6; $50 II. u.
q. g. goss NIB o. .. SarIam az
Martba $. ernt, @runoftiid in Der
9GrtanSale abSition; 1865.
Mihafb 9. 8esbIer an 8. 6. aoebler,
@rllnbffiid in Der eIoubcroft aoSitior;
$3.50.
8. u. Bnrsbd6 NIB Srau an Self
g. unb 8. 81 Clifton, 23o.o5 ader
Qmb; $4,000.
s. 8. 2ieber an s. s. @errxr,
grar6ftid i'm utusu Gitpsglod 1923;
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Self 9, uno 8. 81. CLIFTON a1 Ger
manu- Wur5bn6, 9rnnbitid in bet 2al,
rel 9eigbts 3erraee Iboition; $500.
". =. Stetpart an @lbin q. 9ietcl
8runoltid IN ben @oenolia Sig Gar.
oens $40. 1; 1925.
g. Y. Armbrult. bnr6 ben Sberiff
an Wearb IS. @19bader, GUARDIAN;
@runoItild III ben Mlameoa @arbeus
$65.
$. 8. greBtpeu u,b Srou an g
9etbleffien. @runotId I'M ueuen @itbs
SIod 674; $24O.
Serrea 8ea Company on 2ouis
@rotber, @runoitiid IN Gan Sole; $500
Sec. y. nno 30. 6. Clifton an Cha
Sbers, @runoitiid an Der Qanrel Ctr
$4,000.
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@mmorifiiwss
3M piel %nerlamat.

3nei alte Giniieoler iaBen ralt.
beno in elmer 9iitte in fernen 81I.
bern. Seine 5rauenbano enttueibte
oieies @ebiet. Nahoem Tie lanse
gel1us politiiiert batten, manote iidj
Die unterbanoluns Dem aoben al.
sd babe mir idon Elm 8odbudl
gefauft", iagte beg Meltere, uaber.
i'd fonnte gar nfd)ts oamit anfa,l.
gen."
ullno narllm nidt2~ fragte Der
Mnoere.
1SSeoes Reeept farlgt nit oeniel-
ben @orten an: Wan nebme eiue
iaubere Shiiiiel!"
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Ges 0ie6nahls beIdjulSiat.

6. 6. chamberlain bon Clinton,
Me., %beiduloiat oreiit 8udlen's @r-
Mica Salbe 6es Steblens ODER Meb-
mems bon Sbmer5 BEL 8ranbmuns
ben ooer Shirfungen = Der
S9mer5 bel @unben = bos gleno
BET Geibpiiren o6er @Glnorrboioen
Sic beraubt @nnoen, &iibneraugen,
@errenfungen nnb 8erlesuneen iJ=
rer sbrednilie", iagt er, als Sell
mittel giebt es nid)t ibresgleihen
Nnr 25c BET alien 9rugeiften.