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Arizona republican., 1912-07-26
COLORADO MAN WANTS
 HIS HONEY IN CARLOADS
F. F. Peacock Sends Quarry For Two Freight Cars of Salt River
 Bee Products.
Have YOU any honey?

Have YOU any honey?
 Not the pretty feminine kind, but that which comes in wooden instead of shell combs. In other words the pro- duct of the industry of the busy bee. F. F. Peacock of AVaradO, Colorado, needs honey and needs it badly. The sweet tooth of his section Is almost unappeasable with any other sacharine substance han Salt river valley honey. And he has written the board of trade here to ask for prices and data on the delicacy.
 He says, send me quotations on comb, strained or wild honey F. o. B. Phoenix, in amounts of about two car loads"
 It is well known that great deal of honey is produced in the valley and if the farmers will get together on price there is some money in the filling the time to time.
 The matter of Mir Peacock's order was referred to the Arizona Pro1uc- CTS company for consideration, but all other producers or sellers of honey are notified that their communications
Arizona republican., 1912-07-26
B|G BUSINESS
 THIS WINTER
E. J. Bennitt Home From a Six Weeks Trip in the East; Says the Future Looks Bright for the New State

F J. Bennitt returned home yesterday from a business trip in the east on which he set cut about six weeks ago. He rot a pleasure trip and he hopes to get away in a week or so for his annual vacation with Mrs Bennitt in California. MT. Bennitt says the east is all right in every way except as tO climate. It is too everlasting hot back there to be enjoyable and the cnly real good weather he has found IS here in Phoenix.
 MT Bennitt visited Chicago. Phil adelphia, New York and intervening places, and took a short run from New York up into Vermont He found crop conditions fine wherever he took the trouble to inquire. except Penn sylvania where there has been more CT less drouth. Crops were good in New York, however, and he was ad- vised as he passed through Kansas that wheat had been a bumper crop and corn looks fine so far
 Asked concerning industrial condi- ti0ns MT. Bennitt said there was a general feeling of satisfaction throughout the east Nobody seems to be disturbed in a business way by the natural confusion of a bud ding presidential campaign and it appears that those interested in pol itics will be allowed to settle their troubles among themselves.
 Asked about the prospects for a lively season in Phoenix the coming winter Mir. Bennitt said they were never brighter. The new state is at tracting much attention and he be- lieves there will be a greater influx of people here in the next few months than in any former similar period
Arizona republican., 1912-07-26

One lot of Ladies $2.5O Hand Turned Gun Metal
 One lot of Ladies; s2 50 2Srap Gun Metal Pumps SIS Onelot of Ladies $30O Hand Turned Velvet Pumps. $215 One lot of Ladies' $35O Tan Russia Col. Pumps $275 One lot of Ladies' $500 Tan Russia Pumps. $195 One lot of Ladies' $350 Velvet Evening Slippers. $275 One lot of Ladies $3OO Black Satin Evening Slip
 Poio @1.1o One lot of Ladies' $25O Patent 2-Srap Oxfords. $175 One lot of Ladies' $2OO Tan Low Heel Oxfords . $135
Arizona republican., 1912-07-26
COAL PRODUCTION
 AND OTHER THINGS
To the E0itor of the Republican,

10 the EDltOr or the RepuDllCdn,
 Sir.
 The Gazette office boy has been fig urng again. The Gazette says that there were practically 500,000 tons of coal produced in the United States in 1911 and that Pennsylvania produced 235,000 tons of this. The latest fig ures' obtainable are those of 1909 in which yea the United States produced 460, ,803, ,416 tons of which Pennsylvania produced 219,025,9 950 tons. There must be something wrong with the geologi cal survey figures and which we are on the subject of coal, will the Gazette please inform the geological survey where that immense coal area, second only to that of Alaska may be found in Arizona. If there is any coal in suffi- cient body to be mined anywhere in Arizona, it has never been heard of.
 Such rot as the Gazette gives for statistics as in the above case, don't do a great deal of harm, other than giving those who haven the means at hand to verify them, a very wrong inn pression, and in instances making them the butt of jokes, but some of the articles appearing in this paper are wilfully, Intentionally, false, or colored to fit their views until they are worse
Arizona republican., 1912-07-26
A TOMATO TREE
 NINE FEET HIGH
What MT. Arnett Has Done Without
 Half Trying.

There are very few people in this community, except the gardeners who know how easy it is to raise tomatoes. Those who are interested in the cul- ture of tomatoes may get pointers from a visit to the place of MT. F. M. Arnett, S7O North First avenue who has astonished himself by what he has accomplished without trying.
 He came here from West Virginia. He is not a gardener though he has always taken a great interest in that branch of agriculture. He bought the place he now occupies and which had fallen into state of some neglect. He was looking around for a place to plant thirgs and for things to plant. He found a section of his lot which had at one time been a road way and with some work he dug it up and pre- pared it for planting.
 Then ne bought a package of tomato seeds and planted them in that plat. Those seeds have developed into vines or rather stalks about five feet high, laden with fruit which te neigbors say is te best they have ever tasted. In that small tract he had raised enough for several families and the vines promise to keep on yielding for weeks or months to come.
 There is one marvellous stalk which is more than nine feet high. Rank tomato vines usually do not.bear good tomatoes but this one is an exception. Since it has manifested a tendency to- ward altitude, MT. Arnett is encour- aging it by means of pole and he expects it shortly get higher than the barn beside which it is growing.
 There were several young trees in the place and every man who has raised or tried to raise trees in this country understands that the trunks must be given protection against the rays of :he sun. This is done in var ious ways. But MT. Arnett has done it by planting a tomato seed at the base of the tree. By midsummer the entire trunk of each tree was envel- oped in the protecting shade.
 Here IS also a hint having bear ing on rhe cost of living. Every fam fly in Phoenix spends quite sum eV- cry summer for tomatoes while an out lay of a few cents on very small tract of ground, say not more than ten feet square would supply all the tomatoes that an average family could consume in a season, provided they should do as we'll as MT Arnett have done and there is no reason why they should not
 It may be added that no fertilizer of any kind has been used by him for the reason that being stranger il this country, he was apprehensive of the effect of it,
Arizona republican., 1912-07-26
FOR ALL
 COUNTRY ROADS
At Informal Meeting of Board Directors It Was Decided to Let Highway
 Association Back Road Sign Scheme for County

At the meeting of the directors of the board of trade yesterday aft ernoon, the full membership was not present, so the time was used for alt informal discussion of the Ques- ticns now before the body.
 About the most important matter that received any definite attention was the offer of the Goodrich Tire company to sign the roads in the county. There is quite a system con nected with the company's signing, '" which in the case of Maricopa coun- ty will work out somewhat in this wise.
 The boards of trade, Ocean to Ocean Highway association, AutOmO- bile association, and individuals in- terested in motoring, get together and map or route all the county roads. That is motor parties traverse all the roads, get directions, conditions and other data, and draw up a rough map of the routes. Submitted to the Goodrich people this data is worked out and big circular signs are made out of sheet steel. The signs are donated to the various bodies making the survey and placed in position at their direction In Maricopa county, the commissioners will take up the work of placing the signs as soon as arrangements can be completed for their manufacture.
 The matter was referred to the committees on roads and automobile affairs and they will get action rlSht away or sooner.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-26
APACHE PUBLICITY.

ST. JOHNS, Ariz., July 20, (Corrs- pondence)-In the interests of his state history, Who's Who in Arizona Jo. Corners. the editor arrived in St. Johns and will spend a few days writ ing up Apache country The book will contain all the state officials. the ma jority of the county officers and 500 of the prominent men of Arizona, as we'll as descriptive and historical art icles The publisher states he expects to have the book ready for the press October l.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-26
HE WAS AN oBLIGING LANDLORD
Simeon Ford Tells of a Hotel Keeper
 Who Strived to Please.

I read a story in the Hotel Gazette which illustrates the obliging landlord of today.
 A man was stopping at little sea side resort kept by a German. One day the guest went into the ocean to bathe anu got beyond his depth. He couldn't Ywim and as he struggled he gave loud cry for help. The German landlord, hearing the cry, came out on the Verarda, and saw his guest just disappearing beneath the wave, and as he sank he threw up one despiring hand with fingers outstretched The landlord went back into the house and
Arizona republican., 1912-07-26
HAD APPROACHED IT.

Say. Mayme. did you ever have any turtle soup?" asked rawboned youth of the girl beside him.
 No" admitted the maiden, "but, added she. with the conscious dignity of one who has not been lacking in social experiences and opportunities, I've been where it as."-Lippin-
Arizona republican., 1912-07-26

on this subject will be gratefully re- ceived at the board and transmitted to the Colorado dealer
Arizona republican., 1912-07-26
BOna-Fide Reduction Sale Prices
an by BONA EIDE REDUCTION SALE:
LADIES' SHOES

One lot of Ladies $500 Hand Welt Gun Metal Button Boots ................. ................. S375 One lot of Ladies $35O Hand Turned Vc Lace Boots 295 One lot of Ladies' $00 White Canvas Button One lot of Ladies $0O Hand Welt Canvas Oxfords $195 One lot of Ladies' $250 Hand Turned Canvas Pumps $175 One lot of Ladies $250 Hand Turned 2-Strap Canvas
 
 One lot of Ladies $2. Hand Turned White PopIin Pumps ....................... ............ $1 65
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-13

0as bcntide &eid) fat Sas perfluj=

'
iene &ednungsHrbr init einem l1eber=
ldalB bon rl1>lo 227 MliQione11 Morf
abgelGlpllen. Bis 5l1r Snangriffnab=
me Ser 6inan5refo rm gab eS aliabr=
lib ein 9efi5it, Sic 6inon5refom
id)eint ulio 0od nidt oie idle6te Ar=
belt gerpel en 51 iein, 81 Ser man lie
genmtt fat, oerm nidt manGe Staa=
ten fonnen iid elmer 10 giinitigen ST.
nau5lage riibmell mie lie lit 0em lebt=
i6brigen lleberldp1B Ser &eidspermal=
tllng 5l1m Nusorud fomnt. Son sem
lte6erldu1B loqen ied5ig Miaionen
sur Iedll1g Ser Soften ser 11eltel1
@ebrgeiete permenoet meroen. 0fan
6utte lie ebenl ogut gan5 oaralls 6eden
f0nnen, cenn fir Die nadyiten flint
SATIRE mer0en Sic Soften itb auf neun=
sig bis but1oertuno5mon5ig Millionen
Marf j1brli6 belaufen. Mber Ser
Meid,5tog fat porgesogen, ser &egie=
rl'rg aparBig Miuio,1en @arf aus Ser
%iogena1u1ten 9iebesyo6e an Sic laliS>=
mirtbid}aftliden 8%rennereien gu ilber=
meiien uno alrBeroem fat er sic
3l1deriteuer, Sic 1914 ouBer &raft
treten iolltc, Inn 5meieinbalb Sobre
perlangert. Mus oieiem Mufidub mer=
Sen ser &egier,,w bun0ert Millionen
Morf 5ufalen. Sic Soften Ser nelen
@ebrgelete mer0en allo obne ieglide
Mebrbelalt l1ng oes Golfes geoedt, nno
bon Sen lteberidiiiien in Ser &eids=
faiie bleibt nod ein er)eblider '5beil
anoermartig perfiigbar. Cine 6inan5=
pertmltuleg, sic Sos ermoglidt, lnrB
mobl n1f iebr gellrnoer @aiis iteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-13
Sur @aering'idcn Spppelbo65eit ii
Weire Nrppc ant IL. SUM 1912.

Su Mcire Grope, DEM trauten Staothe1,
SDnt Srgelflang uno @lodenlnla9;
Gem atpei Ser be1ten jungen Mdpden,
Sic baben beute @odl5ettstag.
c. iinp 5lpei 8eruboro Offering ainber,
Sic 9pppelbod5eit ltpl5 begeben,,
llno Die 3lpei Burden, nl1d) ll1df 1111lper'
Sic mir als 8rdutigam beute 1eben.
Ser Marp fat felt langen 3eiten
Ser Scp1epb 5dDnberg 5ngentdt;
llub's 6era lpar inn ltets boiler Sreupen,
Wenu er Mariedcu MN erbl1dt.
limb 10 an ei1em ldDnen Gage
Srat 1diidtern CT an lie berar
git Ser bon 2ieb' erfIlten Srnge:
,@efaQ ih Sir als GDemdnn2"
Moria tpar crit iebr beflpmmen;
Sod metl er lie 10 tren ant dalt,
9o hat lie ibn benn bpd genommen
Limb lit helt feline ltebe 8rnut.
Ser ,so1epb mud6te oft @iliten
8ei Offering nit 1einem Srelno,
Ser bel bem 6al1sberrn lpobl gelitten.
Nld bel Ben S01tern, tpie es 1detnt.
Ser ISreunb pom Ssso1epb, m0dlt' ih 1a9er1
SieR 8ern6aro Mtbmam bon Sprin991u;
Ser friegte babel @er5ensplaae1,-
Sic CT 10 germ perbergen pil.
Sod ieber @lid bon 2iebesleiben
@ar Aatbarinn NM getpetbt;
l1rb mas bas bat 81 beoel1ten,
9ns merit elm v@idt" in fnr5er Selt.
gls MN oanu beim id0nen &att@en
Sic 2iebe ol1b ing Serge l9llh,
@a 1aate linn bas liebe Wdodlen:
Sea ipiult bu midi = "a bait ou midi"
5odtpiiro ger Offering mar getommen
3;u Gbren bon bem Nidtenpaar,
llub fat Sic Srauung porgenommen
@pr @pttes beilt9em Iltar.
Mein @un16 fir gud lit iteter Srieben
@eiunbbeit unb elm geutel @elp,
SAX ihr Sen 9immel lbon bienieoen
G11cb lang %erfreut Der id0nen @elt. Sb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-13
Modt gud fort, jagt Elm Holi5i1t

Ma@t gu9 fort, iagt elm &oli5ilt
gu elmer straBenmenge, un0 madt
2uft, menn iie ni6t folgt. "Ma6t
Gu@ fort" iagen Ole groben barl6en
Mineral-Hinen CUR Magenperi topfung
uno Sen lei6en6en Berionen. Dr.
Sings Neue 2ebenspiqen 5rd11gen Die
Gingemeioe ni9t. sic bringen Tie in
gelinoer @eiie 5a,m @edtbanbeln, uno
@eIun5beit folgt. 25f in Molitors
'a1ag4odB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-13

gut, leine @eeroe 51 biloen, 1nln a6er
mill er Sic @irten mdblen. Nae nirnmt
er, ser &onig SeS @ottesreides. an
ais l1ntert6onen; l1l11 ober mil er sic
@orgeiebten, Sic @i'roe,trager mab=
len.-1os mar fir sen @alr6errn Ser
Strife Elm idtperes @eiG6ft; auf Sic
ier @abl n,bt ia sic @oflfabrt oes
@an5en. @s mill Gbriitl1s arlne
%iiinobafte Memi hen groB MAIDEN, piel
gr0Ber, als lie eS 511 trogelr pern1ogea
our6 eigene &raft uno Stdrfe. Gr
Mil iie SIT Nusipenoern ieines @na=
benldabes MAIDEN, mill lie altsriilten
NIT Ser @unoerfroft bes Erielter=
tbums. Gorum mirft er iid in ltiler
Nfa6t uuf einiamer @~er9es60be ms
@etet. @etel1o Sic gar5e Madyt bin~
Surh, rl1ft er sic Segensitr0me ser
@naoe o1f 6ieienigen beru1rter, sic
err mit Ser &rol1e oes ne1beltimnt=
lid)en Hrieitertbl1ms idmiiden mollte.
lta10 als sic Nadt perfloiien, lit Sic
@abl getroffen. @odfeierlid lit Ser
Mugenblid, 60 Sellls 51 Sen gliidliden
grm0blten 6os @ort iprod: ~Mir int
a1e @emalt gegeben inn @immel lnto
altf groen; mie midi Ser Softer &C.
ienoet, 10 le1roe il eud. SIR io1et
mir 3e1gen iein in SltoGo lrn6 @alli=
Ida inns Biz an Sic aa,Beriten @ren5en
Ser grSe; tper eud b0ret, ser boret
mid); tper euG peradtet, Scr perad)tet
MIDI" Mn Ser %golSenen Settle oes
Erieitertb1ms ioQ oos Girls l1ngsmerf
Gbriiti fortgeleitet meroen 0ur6 olle
Soften. 3arl1m sic a1sgeoebnteite
@olmadt, Sic Seius 0en con linn err
mdblten @rieitern ertbeilt. Sober
Hrieiter lit Elm Sing at oieier gol=
6enen Settle, uno fort ld,1ft Tie @lie0
an @lie0 5ur6 sic Sabrtaulenoe Bis
iie gei@loiien mfrs inn Ibale sSoinpbot,
menn ser lette Hrieiter Ser @elt ant
iiirrgiten Gage feline @onmodt alriid=
geben mir6 in Sic &6i1pSe 0es epigen
&obenprielters, Selien Steue err per-
trat uno oeiien Mmt er ausiibte.
Mennt mir 0o6 ei1en Stano, Ser
erbobener in ieiner Stiftl1ng rn0 9e=
ltimmung lit, ols Ser Yrieiterltano,
Ser 10 redt eine 6rl1dt Ses bofen=
prieiteniden @ebetes SSeiu Gbriiti lit.
l. @abreno aue iibrigen @emalten
ser @rbe MIR in ein5elnen 8rl1d,
jtiifel1 @pttes @e1polt iiber Sic Men=
idlen ousiiben, tr6gt oos Erieiterthltm
ole gottlife Mabt;; m1bren5 Sic iibri=
gen @elpolten nl1r gemiiiermaBen
n1ittelbor Sen Meniden Sic @ege 5ltr
enoliden @eitimmltng babnen, fiibrt
Sus @rieltertba1m in Ser @ollgemalt
Selu Gbriiti sic @enihen lenmittel=
bar Sem &imnel au. Ser Erielter lit
10 redt Ser @ottes= Mom1, mie i'm Ser
beilige &ol1lus in Ser ibm ei9ene1
gepobnten @roBartigfeit Ser Ml1ffai=
ming nernt. ct lit na6 Ser @abl
uno 8eitimml,ng 0es M0erb0dlten ser
Mann oes emigen @aters,
init ser Nufgabe Ser @errifuft bes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-13
TeMpreoi9t
oes bpd,u. !Serrn Nnton Offering bon
Midigan Gitp, Sub, bel Der fiber.
mcn Snbilammsieier oes bpdpu.
@errm 9. 9tidter 1T Melrpie, Ntinn.

Ser G%rtarmnngeu bes Sperm pi(l it
4 acbeufen. i'm lpGprciicn fir Nles, ,uas
CT urs crlritien bat" SSloioS 65, Z.
@pdap'it tier @err 9iidof bodNp. Ssy.-
} 6ilnr, fodNp. Mitbrii0er> ar0ddytige
} sum Sci te Der anulrelte 3ub0rer!
} Su ser u%n5Gblbaren Sdnar Ser ie=
ligen Wciiter, Ser A%leserrpablteu Wot=
tes, ser @eiligen I'M @inn1el, erblitfell
mir or1d te,lte nit Sen Nllgrn unlervs
@eiles le,r groben Npoitel GeutiG=
lanes, Sen beiligen 9onifa5ills, Sen
Sdmtpafrpn Die er Stride an0 @e=
ntainSe. gntriidt lit CT jett nQen
MedJlel, olcr &erg6nglihfeit ser 3eit,
allen &alnpfcn, allen @erfolalmsen,
; allen 2eicen SieieS 2e6ells; entpful1r
;,elr fat CT sen ltnpergleid)liden 9ofnl
fir lein grobes @efebrungslpcrf, Sic
urpeupelflide &rone 0es emigen &C.
he1,s. ltn0 6pd) = obmo6l lett lei1ren1
} M%artprto0e, felt leiner Nllflm(Nne III
Sen @imrllel id)on me6r als elfntn=
Cert Sabre perga11gen iitro, 10 lebt er
rod altf groer fort, er left fort I'M
! Mnoenfen pon MiQionen oel1tider Sd
t1olifen, Ser groBe, beilige, critic gr5=
. biihof ponM:ain5, lebt uls Mpoltel, ais
; @orbilo u,po Iiirbitter fir feline Gent
ite1. @(alrbensbriioer al1f gr0en.
Neblt Sem Nutronsfeite 0ieler Sir
de, an meld}cm elld ia aajabrlih IN
feierliber &eoe 6as heiligc 2eben allro
} @irfen 1es beiligeu 9onlia5ius in Or
} inter1ng gebraht Miro, feiern mir
6elte nod Elm Set i%eltener Mrt. Ml=
les, mas mir ieben inns b0ren, oeutet
Sarm1f fin. SSSln Ieitprnate prongt
Sic les ldf)0ne @ottesfuus, SOS @el0llte
ser @loden ert0nt feierliher ais ie;
Sc itesltimmutrg rl,bt iiber Sen Ieltge=
moi len, lglftet aus ibren Mllge1,
iiber flutbet lire @er5en inns faBt iih
511 amunen in sic @orte oes Frop6e=
tel1, in 0as 3anfge6et 511nt Mllerbod=
item: Ser grbnrmlttgen 0es Serrn
Mil id g%e0enfen, ibn lobpreilen fir
Maes, mas er l1r1s ermielen." limb Ser
Nrun6 Sic er 6relpSe? @as an0eres,
al5 ous leltene, frel10enpole Greig=
nib, oas mir 10 feltlib begehen Ms
@e0dhtniB elmer pcieiterli6en 16a=
tigfeit bon fiinfun65man5ig Sabren,
melde iiberreiden Segen a%lrsgegolien
: fat in 5oblreihe &er5en. Ser az
bcliebte, quite Yfarrer 0ieier @ernein=
Sc, Ser helte ais Slrbilarprieiter @ett
SEM NQerbeilifiten iein 9ontopfer
Sarbringt, lit Ser @egenitan0 nnlerer
6Gtesfrenoe.
@odmiiroiger S,rbilar, als Gu MIDI,
9einen often Ireltn0, eriubteIt, am
belttigen Gage Sic Yreoigt 5t 0einer
SsN1bel= 11n0 3m1fesfeier 81 balten, boit
, Oh mir in beidei5ener 0emutb &C.
: boten, nidt BON Sir 51 reoen; oen1
nidt elm Ieit eitler gbre, MIR elm
Conflict sur Gbre @ottes, 10 loutete
3ein @ort, mill tGu beute feiern. Sin
Tonfopfer miait gu oarbrinyen Sem
MQerb0diten fir ole @11aben unS
@ohltbaten, sic Sir Scr giitige @ott
in Sen fiinfun05man5ig Sabren Geines
@irfens in ser Secliorge an Seele
u,1o Self 5uflieBen lieB; uno in oieie emf
0unffe1t piQit gu 5l,gleih ul1d 0aS
Erieltertblm perterrIiden.
Ih entiprede 9ei1em beidyeibenen
Mamlhe, in lomeit mir oieles m0gli6
letn mirS, inns 10 mill id) 6en11, hodpp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-13

gaters INNER 11elte Seelen 5l5ufib=
rem. Gr lit Ser u bes Sob=
II e {, Ser gerfiinoiyer iei1,es beiligen
gpongelilnms, ser Spferprieiter leines
beiligen 9eibes, Ser germolter 1no
Spel1oer lei11er bei(igen @ebeim1ilie
mit oen Suffrage, SEN @%nooenitrpm
leines Gm(oilrngsml1tes hin51tleiten
iiber Sic @er5en Ser Meni den, I'M 9u=
len ii6erreide grl0iang gu permitteln;
er lit ser Mann 5es bei1igen
@eiites, COS Organ, 6eiien ser hei=
lige @eiit iid] be0ie1t, l>nt Sic Setter
5u er(el1dten u1o Sic &er5en SIT rel
nigen un6 SIT b%eiligen.
Sn melder @r0Be itebt nid}t ser
Erielter Dor ms penn mir i'm
ldjauen in ieirem Serbdltniiie sum
0reieinigen @otte. @ie tbront IN mt
biger Majeitdt Sic &erriderpiiroe oes
Goters auf ieiner Stirn; mie lelid)tet
in ieinen @d,toen sic @a1n0erfroft bes
Sobnes; mie ipriibt ir1 ieiner Seele
Sic Teuergllttb oes beiligen @eiites!
@ie grobartig itebt ser Erieiter Ser
Stride Seiu Gbriiti gegeniiber! Sit
Sic Stride sic glorreid)e @rout Gbriiti,
fir Sic er iein foitbores @ll1t biz gum
lebten Sropfen pergoNer1, 10 fins sic
Trieiter Sic aottbeiteQten S6iiber Sic
ier 8roart, Sic Sitter ibrer Sd1nbeit,
sob lie rein 11110 mafellos i1 l1l1ent=
meibter Mnmlrtb Dor ibrem @ral1ti<
gam manole. Sit sic Stride ierer &C.
beimniBpolle, mpitiife 9eib, oelIen
u%niidt6ares Sberbolpt Ghriit1s Ser
&err ielbit lit, 10 iino sic Erieiter Sic
e0eliten @lieoer oiei les 9eibes, - Gas
altae, SOS 5ieiem &orper 9idt Der
leibt, Ser Mrm, Ser SIT ieiner Ser
tbeioigtna iih erbebt, - has @er5,
meldes iiber1mtiirlides 9eben in Sic
@licoer bi,nm,sp1liirt. Sit sic Stride
bos beiliae @ebdnoe, oas Sic e1pige
@eisbeit iidl erfmlt fat, 10 fins Sic
Erieiter sic Germolter 6esielbem, sic
trnger5en Salrlen bes @ottestcn1pels
ol1f Green.
@roB lt1o erbaben lit sic Stellumg
Ges Erieiters 6es nelten 8ur6es Dor
Sem Solfe. @it ehrf l1rdtspoller
Sd,elt. NIT beiliger @od,ud1tuna rubt
oltf linn Ser glal,bige 8lid ces Sol
fes. 0as Muge oes @loubens liebt
bonn Metidyen int &rieiter al; es
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Style Coz. Is designed for the figure with
a long waist. and is higher in the bust than
- other model in our 500 line. 1t is long
over the hips and shortened in back to a com.
waist line. is made in batiste. and has a 13-
inch front clasp with two pairs of wide
supporters. Has lace trim and loop hack.
Sizes IL to 80. Sl.OO