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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-09-14
VAGABONDS OF THE EARTH
ARTHUR D. HOWDEN SMITH

as. In cafe In Caracas. however. he
heard tale which caused him to
change all his plans.
This tale. or rather. legend. had
filtered into the city through the me-
dunn OF up-country planters. and had
been impaired to them by tame In
dians. who in turn. had heard It from
their wild brethren Of the jungle. 1t
had to do with mysterious place
known as Ell Lugar de los Flores
Venenosos" (The Place OF the Poison
GUS Flowers. great clump OF weirdly
beautiful flowers. exhaling a deadly
perfume. which was said to be located
in the dense wilderness that lies about
the headwaters OF the Orinoco. This
perfume was noticeable two days OF
within days march 1t was sickening:
and by the time man was within
sight OF the flowers. he was overcome
by the intense smell
With the instinct OF the orchId-hunt-
er. Grayson OWNED that the legend
implied the presence of his quarry
He secuted the melodramatic features
OF the tale. setting them down to the
iiHds sindtlOH OF tHt countess uututOreu
individuals through whom 1t had
passed. and without more ado he set
to work organizing an expedition
Strange TO say. he preferred to be the
only white man, although he took with
him an old halfbreed who had been
his companion on several other ex-
petitions. and large train OF Indian
porters
One morning there was a percepti-
BILE odor OF flowers In the air; by noon
1t had increased considerably. When
they camped that night, the Jungle
smells had been entirely supplanted.
Their nostrils were filled with the
cloying scent. A number OF the In
dians refused TO go any farther. but
Grayson, the half.breed and a half
dozen OF the stanchest porters pushed
on in the morning. The perfume grew
heavier and heavier as they advanced.
Finally. one OF the porters collapsed
in his tracks. Another went down.
and another. Grayson could feel his
senses leaving him, although he strug-
gled on He said he had never smoked
opium. but he imagined that his sen
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| That was enough for Carriere
He left the house in broad daylight,
trusting entirely to luck; and on
his way out OF the city he met de-
tachment Of troops marching to sur
round his hiding place. They halted
him, but Bulgarian girl, friend of
his future wife. who was standing near
| by. claimed him as her brother, and
he was allowed to go on.
| In Bulgaria he married the Russian
| girl who had been his principal help
er and incentive, and cast about for
some new task
| Young Ford was as different from
| Carriere or the others as a man well
could be. l have known Ford for some
| years, and l think he is, without ex.
ception, the checklist man l have ever
encountered For one thing, he is a
newspaper man-when he is anything,
that is. Ford never works unless he
has to, and he always makes sure that
any position he accepts does not en-
tail undue effort. mental or physical
1t was several years ago that Ford
came to me and said he was going
to South America. By means unknown
he had got together about $4,000. and
he fancied that he could make at least
as much as he spent by doing special
descriptive articles of his travels
His one mistake was in electinr tn
60 BY way Of Europe. more especially.
by way Of Paris. knew the hold
Paris had on Ford. % l was no, sur-
prised at the outcome although did
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UnfsIIIno StimulAnt

Men have tried many things. but
still the tsk for stimulant-the
stimulant In use but requires the use
Of more. Men try to drown the noat
ing dead OF their own souls In the
wine cup. but the corpses Will rise
We see their faces in the bubbles
Tho fntoxication Of drink sets the
world whirling again. and the pulses
playing music. and the thoughts gal
loping, but the fast clock runs down
sooner. and the unnatural stimulation
only leaves the house It llls with rev
elry-more silent. more sad. more de-
serted. more dead. There is only one
stimulant that never fails. and yet
never intoxicates-Duty. Duty puts
blue sky over every man-up In his
heart maybe-into which the sky
lark. happiness, always goes singing,
George D. Prentice.
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Another one OF the SIX was Car
r!ere. He was big and quiet, with
deceptive placidity-not At all the
sort OF man you expected to meet II
you had ever heard OF him
Like many other adventurers. Car
riere ran away at sea Like all who
have ever done SO. he paid for his
fun in sweat and agony. He was a
sailor before the mast for several
years, on coasting vessels, tramp
steamers. trading schooners in the Far
East He was in the Philippines
when the var broke out, and he was
captured by the insurgents and held
prise ner for several months. He was
engaged in vague. Informed revolu-
tionary plots: he Joined secret soci
eties that have for their aim the
emancipation OF British India; and he
did many other things in many other
places that took him down into the
deeps Of life
Finally. he drifted to the Balkans
about the time Macedonia was in the
throes OF the terrible revolt against
Turkish rule. Carriere became In
gle OF a Christian people for free
dom, and he determined to let the
world know some OF the inside details
OF prevailing conditions. He believed
too. that he could be OF help TO the
revolutionary chiefs In perfectins their
organization In the villages and towns
OF the FIVE vilayets
In the course OF nearly two years
work he had carried out his entire
plan OF organization. except In Salon
ika and some OF the territory around
that city He left that to the last, be
cause it was the most difficult task
and he thought that. with the pres
tige OF what he had accomplished. sue
cess would be more easy. The chief
OF the local committee in Salonika had
rather a sinister reputation. 1t had
never been proved against him. but
there were rumors of blackmail.
For several weeks, Carriere lay in
hiding In one OF the suburbs OF the
city. receiving prominent members OF
the committee and talking over the
new schemes he advocated. He had
no suspicious at first. although he did
not like the local voivode, and It came
as a wholly unexpected shock when
his secretary was shot down on the
streets at night. after he had ventured
out for a brief walk. The local com
mittee claimed that a Greek had done
il. but Carriere was suspicious.
Two nights passed. and then the
old woman in whose house he was hid
ing came to him with a scared look
on her face. She had heard two men
talking in her garden about askares
and the approaches to the house. One
OF these men was the local voiyode
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sations must have resembled those
OF an habitual user. He was sure
that he could see the flowers, huge.
the most magnificent collection OF
orchids in the world, cleaning entic-
ingly through the jungle trees; and
then he, himself, collapsed When
he regained consciousness they were
back at the camp where they had left
the rest of the porters. Two of the
men who had accompanied him were
dead; another was mad. He and the
rest. who had brought him off. were
horribly sick.
With the madness OF despair. he
begged his men to try again with
hin. But they refused The con-
tinued effect of the scent was almost
intoxicating, so they turned back.
Their way thither had been fraught
with perils. 1t was a Sunday excur-
sion compared with the march home
ward The baleful influence of the
flowers followed close at their heels
1t was always with them, like a human
vengeance. They were prosecuted by
fever; jaguars and serpents took their
toll; the blow-guns OF the Indians,
the stunted people Of the woods. slew
with poisoned arrows. In the end, q
handful staggered out on the banks OF
the Orinoco and sought their way to.
ward the frontier Of civilization. Gray.
son was sick for months after he
reached Caracas. He was still sick
when he reached New York
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u.iua Housekeeping.

A, English paper tells OF an e1pe,r
a. collective housekeeping IN
men. a. - tnown as Brent Garden VII.
Iage. The dwelling houses co n.a.I.
improvements except kitchen. "ea' eau
,or everybody are cooked at cen.
~, ~ hall and may either oe eaten
80 = or sen, home. A four-courss
aens- - costs only l shilling and
oanoa go servants are supplied. wnsn
49,. tsa rom the central hall At .
cos, of about ten cents an nouf.
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Instead OF liquid antiseptics. tablets
and peroxide. Tor toilet and medicinal
uses, many people prefer Paxtine.
which Is cheaper and better. AT drug
gists, 25c a box or sent postpaid on re-
ceipt OF price by The Paxton Toilet
Co.. Boston. Mass.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-09-14

II you wish beautiful, clear, whit
elothes. use Red Gross Bag Blue. At a!
good grocers.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-09-14
Irrloation In Australia.

Australia is irrigating more than
two million acres Of grazing lands
with artesian wells.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-09-14

Nothing keeps man SO busy as the
attempt to idle away his time.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-09-14

The faster a chap is. the quicker he
overtakes trouble.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-09-14

The palmist can read your future
cs-hand.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-09-14

h-|S , -
HAVE often wished
that / could bring
those six men to
gether, and yet. on
the face OF It. the
wish is impossible
OF fulhllment. They
are scattered to the
corners OF the earth.
Some | have heard
from through round
about channels, but
most have passed be-
yond my ken. All
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-09-14
THESE SIX LETTERS
From New England Women

Prove that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
pound Does Restore the Health of Ailing Women.
s:S ~
I'd IT.. x.
P & I sns ,s n ass sssHa
GEoRaE JUDY, soa Fifth Street, South Boston,
Letter from Mrs. Julia King, Phoenix, RL
o., R1I RI I worked steady the mill from the time
ing @ a't had ss % side % that that % n aSaas y bad %
'sa ''[ Two or three DAYS
use @ s @ ss sod s sPf a ] a on
sGn k1ss snXsnas Ba v'n M G recommend your
Letter from Mrs. Eta Donovan, Willmantic, Conn.
tb Mmn ] h five years suffered untold
ton stopping on the
no eees sss o% n s s a @ 1 % ssI %
again began taxing s restore me
% ADVISED a sstora ] BOTTLES M OF the and
Letter from Mrs. Winfield Dana, Augusta, Me-
augusta MeLydia Pinkhams Compound cured tho
D4sa f6 II No. my ghs side Ma and am
Letter from Mrs. J. A. Thompson Newport, VI.
asa has done for iss & shs sfssa
e: ne s IVA. n % H s shss sia jsSa
Letter from Miss Grace Dodds Bethlehem. NH.
ssPs ss a: % ss:s c'i9.
4 r. n: = f 5,:; + an:
e e. s s.ss:s sss i s
For 80 years Lydia e. Pinkham's vere+ab,a <.~-~4
] ] q
Compound has been the GAEI~9E)
male Ills. No amente W/A(8&ANW
does Justice to herself this EDM
nous medicine made roots and herfs n 70 SNk
has restored hea7th lZA
IsWrite toLYDIA E. PINKHAM MEDlCINEC0 ~ " & Il
(CONFlDENTlAL MASS, advtce' Nm I'M
Your letter Will be opened, GSEWAM
lz7zili7 b [Iij; KID; iiiiiIj iji;ijji
FOR BACkACtiE, RhEUhATlsNn
II KIDNEYS BLADDER
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WrnnOeisentnn,s /. lle6ertraoan9en-

Sulius M6terberg al 8egar County,
Gano fir cine 2allbitrabe; $22.40.
@briitian 8. 8oebm nub Srau al
CHARLES Sim,nang IT,, @ruabltud ali
Der So1epbine Ctr, $3.50.
g. s. Oittmar u1 Irores Gibera.
@rlnbItId an Der @erttpooo Ctr.
$780,
@iQiam Stepeus an Wartin Mabua
la, 16 Mder 2ano; So.
Wartin Mabula an &iaiam Mabula,
225 Nder 2anb; $3375.
6. s. unb 8. 6. Slafe bon &err
gountD an SEQ. 81. Martin bon Itas
cola Gountb, @runoitiid OIL Der Strait
las Nbe., $4,000.
Sarlanbale Nealtp Company an 4es
ter 6oebel nt1b gngete 81. Boiler,
@runoitiid in Der Sarlanoale aootfion,
1915.
6. S. gleHs nao 8. IS. gliett on
s. 8. Mc@artp, @runbitiid in Der @eit
Sal1rel Seigbts @bbition; 500.
g. 81. 9nerler Mfg. Company ourd
g. 81. 9uerler an Sames uno gpfpin
9folltleoge, @runoftid an Der Martin
Ctr; $500.
.. g. Sasfen an S. S. Mbeiuer.
@rllnoItiid in ben Qafebietp 8aroens;
$500.
8. ST. unb 3atie 8iebiger an @milj
8ilborn, @runbifild III Beacon 9tll,
$1,000.
Mtolt1f 9fotbe an Srau q. 8. 5elm,
@runoitiid IN Der Gait @no Nboition;
$675.
Sarrp Stousenberger II. q. an Sugr
Mbredt, Is Nder 2ano, 5000.
5erInalln uno &atberine 8ilenbrod
all @iuiant l1nb Suite 9uebner, 3OQ
older @anb; $3811.
Bertha g. GamueIl an Mbolpb uns
Mananba @agner, @rnnbtud an Der
| Splt1toi1 Ctr, $14,456.25.
Charles 8. 9unatpaD nnb 6ralt an
S. &ofub, @runbitiif IN Sonth 9et9bts;
Charles @. 9uualpap uilo Sra1 al
8. @oInb, @runoitiid III Sontb Seigbts;
$125.
S. 8. unb 81. 6. @loper an S. S.
g6einer, @runoitiid III Miiiion gien
Nobition $170.
or ~; Z; e sn Ser az aei & a. & s sssss.
81. 81. @rab, Cub. Srnifee, an Y
<. 66ulbe. @rluloifiid an Der Soutf
3ingsbltrb Ctr; $500.
S.. g. NiIener an 81. 8. Gruitt I'M,
gbtpin 2ainrn, @rnnbitiid i'm neuet
gitbsBlod 1926, $275 II. q. =
s. 81. @roesbed it. an 81. g. Yruit'
unS gbfpin Qamm, @runofiid in Der
SiIfcreit Mbbition, $1,000.
Nadlas bon 9. g. Sbomas an
6. s. Sdufbe, Nnteil an @rnnoltid
il! Ser gbans' Gnbbibi1ion; $500.
81. s. Meinar5 ar S. 8. Green
@rumoStiid in Ser 9enperlioe M0ottloi1;
/ $25 u. 81.
Madel Salff an 9. S. Ioooiparo.
@rlinbitid an Der Soutb uno @oltar
Ctr, $4,000.
Nibert rno 8ate Yoitert an 9. 8.
9oor, @runbitiid an Der Germ Ger
ren GtraBe 1lnb 9ittmar ape.; $1873-
8. unb SO. s. Snaipan II. VI. an
GEORGE @oerner, @runbltiid i'm i1eltel'
gitpS8lod 1902; $2700.
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Is. Gapitel.

6rnber, ols Magoo oneenommen
f,otte, febrte Wor aus &iel 5uriid.
@r bate BEN Nabt5ug henubt nno
traf in friiber Worgenitunoe Gin
obne lein &ommen angemeloet 81
baben.
ga er oie @orriborldliiiel mitge-
babt, brou6te er nidt gu flingeln
ols er anfam; Die gan5e Wobflung
lag nod I'M Shlafe, MIR in Der Sit
DIE bei5te Die &odin brllmmigen &c
iidts sic Moidine an. 2eiie betrot
er oas S6laf3immer uno iblid lih
ouf ben 5uBipieen big 5u Dem gett
ieiner sSrau. sic idlummerte rilbis
uno frieolib. Gin nnenOli6 mobli-
ees 8ebagen iiberfam i'm, als er mi
Dammerlibt bes Morgells ibr ltebes
Mntlis oif ben ipibenbeiaumteft
weiBen aiiien liegen iob, leidt ge-
rotet pom Sblaf. nnipiafirlif|
beugte er iid iiber iie nno fiiBte leidlt
lire Stirn; iie iflug Die anger allf,
uno ols lie i'm Dor 1td lab, lfla1lg
tic nit einem unteroriiften Sllbelton
Die Mrme INN leinen Sals nno 8og
i'm gu 1i1 berunter, bis ieine Ma1=
&c an Der ibren lag.
UortIctnn0 fol1t.)
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Wip Ser Mbldnitt olls cine

@ie Ser Mbldnitt alts eilerl
Moman mutet oas Seben zines
Mbenteurers an, Der ii6 Dor oelI
Shmurgeridt 5u Slensburg tpegeli
@etrugs uno urfunoenfalibung gu
perantmorten batte. SIS banoelt iid)
nm ben Al Sabre alten @bemifcr
gbriftianien. Nahoem er feline 9th
oien beenoet batte, nabm er perld)le-
nene Gteauneen i'm Muslanoe on.
mo er ou6 ben 9oftor eemadt ba-
ben mill. Damn mar er cine 3eit-
lang geliser einer Sabrif in Ser
lin, nit ser er aber feline Seioe
ipann. @r beiratete cine iebr per-
moaenoe Srau, lieb iid aber ihort
mad einem Sabre mieoer ideioen-
Damn perluhte er fem Slid allf oeil
@olofeloern BON G%ransnaal. Wor
bort begab er iid nod 2onoon, mo
er gum 5tpeitenmal b%eiratcte, eben-
faas cine iebr perm0genOe Dotae.
Die Sohseitsreiie fiibrte nod gor-
ueaen. Sin elmer unbeipobnten
Gteae oes 2an6es glaubtc er @r5la-
qer gefunoen gu baben uno griinoetc
cine @eiedidaft CUR ausbentnng Del
Sunoe. Das aapital muroe auf t.
100000 Marf beaiffert, bod fam
ole @eieaidaft idlieblid niht 81
5tanoe. Mahoem er cine 3eitlang
BON ieiren germanoten ii6er @aiicr
aehalten moroen mar, pertrieb er rit,
mdnilde Yetroleumlperte. oersn
Sanoel in geutidlano perboten III
SdlieBlid lanf er INNER tiefer mo
beging in Der Yropin5 Sblesmla.
SolItein 5ablreihe Sdpinoeleien be'
Soteliers, benen er iid als reifer
Wonn nit poltonenoem Sitel por~
itelte. Mm gnbe fam er out Den
SeirotsIhminoel. Muf elm Snierat
meloete er Iid BEL elmer beirotslultt'
aen Dame in Yfor5beim, Die aut lci-
men 8rief bin i'm III 8iel beludte.
Sier aelaug es benz @ngeflagten, Der
Game nod uno mad 5000 Warf I'M.
fer benz 8ormanoe absuihminoelih,
baB er Die ginridtune fir Die bepor-
ltebenoe Sod)Seit farfen roae- gu
qleider 3eit entloftc ct einem an
Seren Maohen eiilen 8riaantring-
Die @eid,morenen beiabtei nle
Sdn1lofrogell, morauf Der 8erldts-
bof Sen Mngcflagten 81 brei Sabrea
3udtbaus un6 flint Sabren ebroer'
luIt perurteilte.
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2iner bon ser Sippe ait luar einfad)
ltneenieBbar = Ser Sammelriidell
i6medte nob Solg, Der Steinbltt
NOR rob, Die @anieleber "a Ia &ol>
iini" faoe....
@ls iif Ser orme 8iftor NIT @d)
uno aro6 10 melt binoltrd gearbei-
tet batte, erbob er iih NIT Ser Wiene
zines tiefgefranften Wannes nnc
lieB Den @eidaftsfiibrer rufen.
uMeine gmpfeblu1tg an Serrn
l1bl, nnb ih lolie ibm iagen, bah
ein mitdnoiger Meni6 nidt mebr
BET Sbnen ipeiien fonnte, Iuf met
ne &unoi6oft brauhen Sic in 3lt>
funft nidt gu rednen! 4bieul"
9amit lieB er ben beitiir5ten
Mann iteben unb i6ritt boderbobe-
men Sauptes Der @aroerobe 5u.
@orum ionte er, @iftor Serno,
iid oenn beute alein argern! IS
nar nur re6t uno biaie, ooB er Ell
nen Sell oes 3ornes, Ger IN ibm
froB, alld auf onbere Sdllltern OBJ
luol
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Yr1mien>0fferte
Gin periselae al, aniere sreanse.

9a es mns nnmaslhd iii, aMe Ginrtfte mno Counties oes Staates
bnrd HeenSe bear6ehem ST laHeu, nnhten mir anf anoere Wtffel snr I'M
mr ar1heren Gerbretnua mnIeres @lates Immen mnb mr ino at benz
Gmtidlnf gefommen, anne6m6are 9ramien fir neme M6onmeaten, Die nns
emgeidiGt ueroea, ans5mteben.
&r plauen mibt Die gerantaltnng emes iosemamntem &pntehes, mt
er bei engIfden 3eitnmgen nblid tit, lpnoern mir molen 0nrdJ Mns5aDhng
elmer ibraem GpmmiHiom 5rhpiaise anuerben, Die Dine beimoerc sri.
6e nno @naremgnng Hb cine gebendnma9me at beri6aHen pnnidea.
3n biieu 3uede pffrierem mr fir ieoen Sa6resabOnaentem eins
aommiHtun pn 81, eimem 9o1lar. 9as @ohenblatt Der rJree
9re6e fir seras" fofet So per Sa6r. @esen GimienSnns BON S1OO mer.
SEN mir ao oas glat an irsenb enc inns amfaese6eme MbreRe iduden-
f1ir 10 N%bouneaten eint Grtra : yrduit u0n $3.50 TT yaar.
N6ir Ii Mbmntnten eint Grra : Yrdnit uOn s3.75 IN yaar.
66ir 20 Mbonntnten ene grtra : yrdne upn $500 III gaar.
Slit Is Mbonneattn cine Ggtra : Yrdnlit DOn s6.25 1T Saar.
Slit ne5r als Is Nbonnenten ent raz1tdnie p0n s. III yaar.
Sit nebr a5 50 Mbonneaten tint G%Ttraprdnit u0n SIG III yaar.
Ser @oridlas lit einfad nnb pesaanoldb senns. gsr enen neneu
|Mbummcnhu or sur 3dt ndt 2eer Der pSree 9reie" 1T, - se-
mint, fOaefiert $500, er6alt, rep. bebalt aoauon einen 9oaar nnO ididt
Sen amoerem Dollar nit Ser senanen aoreHe Oes geaeaers elm. Mnseroem
ae6t a6er audi ao5 cine Ggtra Erame iii ansfdt, falls bic GAIL poa
sebm M6pnnenten ober baraber erreidt uirb, 9ieie GgtrazSramie ien-
SEN min Sen ba,u geredtsen non nnar Office aus brett.
Die liter semadte Dferte lit fir Seoen int ueien @e6nte beg Staa'
|ts offea. Sober fam fd baran beeilgen. Nr beten MIR Saarprene
an, neil Glo INNER ieinen @ert fat nnb Sober oafar ani6aHea ano fam-
fen fam, mas er ana6e bramdt.
gae, bic bon oeier Dfeue 8e6rand madem nao inter ben obeu
geieatn geSingnngen M6unncnten fir Die uJreie Erehe fr segas" JAIN.
meln moaen, EnS se6eem, fb nit inns mnDersHglid in gerbinonmg AZ
icbem, bamt mir i6nem etpaise semanidte ansfabridere Mnsfnnft ertt-
leu fSmmem. Die Guihnms sebt ben yeieaerm oiret BON nniasr Gf-
flee SIT,
rTreie Yreie fHr SeraS".
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MISREPRESENTATION

Experimentation MorrIs
Gbepparo, aud elm entidieoeier
grobibitioniit, bat iid) uieoer berei.
erfldrt, aIg @enatsfanoi6ct auf5u-
treters, iuern Gone Sobuion iih 5u'
riid5ieben ioIlte. !.
Sn Der Nabe BON Del 8io 1T
man alf cine an5abl Merifarter ges
ftoBen, sic ben ginoruf madten,
ais ieien fie Mebolutionare, weld)e
BON Der merifaniiden Seite beg @io
@ronoe beriibergefommen iporen.
Wis lie 5id entoedt iaben, madten iia
iih odpon, lieBen aber mebrere Sade
suriid. IN oenen man ipater Bom'
ben, Dpnamit uno @etpebrmnnitlon
fano.
Sn gberman lit elm flelner
Suuae Ndmens Rnott on benz @e'
nuB ~gefdrbter 9itereier geitorbett.
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Geo. Gempff seindJt.

@eIndt iuirb sic MoreRe pou
George aempff, pun bent man 81.
lest etiuas b6rte, als CT por 80 Sab
rem 9emiipm perlieR, mo er fir ei.
uen Manm Namens Sdiaer gear
6eitet 6atte. 0cu. 9empff tit jebi
iiber fiinfsig Sabre alt. 81 it Sadcr
6ei grofe1ium. Dan wiinidt icine
NSreIe, ueil er ctluas @elo geerbi
fat. Gr mirb sebeten, an ieiren ga-
ter sm fhreibcm 1uter folgenoer
Nbreiie: 0eo. 0empft
&aglanS, Sparb Gumntp, Seres-
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Maden geremfnus.

I~errenfter Giicfen uno ibmer5en-
be MusfeIu fommen idnea mieocr
in normalen 3ultano, menn Sllnts
Gigbtning Oil %ansenanot miro
IS giebt nidts 8eiieres fir ollie
forperliden 5bmer5en. 2ellte, Die
es fir 0seuralgie uno &beumatss-
mus gebroudten, geben linn bobes
Sob. 8eionoers gut lit Sunt's
2~iabtning Oil fir 8erlesungel
ourd Drobt, es perbiitet gnt5im=
oung uno BELT idnel.
25c uno SOC Slaiden.
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Smmer MIR Gone Star.

Seitte nun id) ihledJter 2anne!
ltnb fetn Gfen idmefte mir,
Weil mir feblte bett, bas brarue
SA5me, fraft'ge 9pme Star Bier.
Senm i5 lieF mild jiimgit perleiten,
Sabe mir mai @ein beftellt;
Sod, bas tuerb' i'd fiirber ttetben,
Sur, has 2pne star mir gefdnt.
Seun es lit an Strait mnb @iite,
Geins, an @plgeidmaf linn gleid;
Meimcs Mals mnb Sopfenbliite,
Waden es 10 tart Mnb reid.
limb es fam ben 0eiit beleben,
9ae man frpb iid fiiblt nnb letft;
Mae Ori1em raid emit ftueben,
Mler Sribfinn raid entiuetht.
ltnb barnm, iei es beidlu6en,
0aF bpn MIN aft, i6 biniiir;
Stets ,tnr fanfe tnnerbrsKem:
SIMMER ntr bas 2one Star Bier.
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gam.G ~rlanbmisideime.

Nreb. 6. 9feiffer, @eiddftsbans
Sffsgommerce Ctr. $4,000.
GILBERT Gdmitt. Mnbau, 8eit Wirs
teentb CTR; $50.
9anee Soap Company, anbal, @ats
nut CTR; $3.50.
aooIp6 S%euiinser IT,, Garage, Drain
Npe.; $75.
gbtpin Senfel. 8obnbais, @ariDid
goulepnrb; $4,000.
S.. s. uno q. g. 5einau, Sdups
pen, 9ouiton Ctr, $50.
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IS lit Elm 1tnredt,

fir anaben nidt INNER cine Sdad-
tel 8udlen's Mrnica Salbe bereit
at buben. Seine 0fteren 8erlesun-
aer, @eIAmiire unb 8errenfungen
perlangen oies unb er bat elm
9}eft 6arauf. SoItet iie bereit fiji
anaben, au6 fir Mabden. Die Sal-
be BELT oIes, mas 81 beilen tit rno
ldnen. nniibertrefflib fir So
morrboioen. Sour Csc BET alien @po-
thefern.
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1ie Qefa6r nod Der Grippe

fon1nlt meiitens bon benz geIhmafl-
ten Gpftem. 9hmdde, Nerpoiitat-
mo energieIofiefeit nit 2eber- nno
Nieren . Gtorungen folgen oft bic
ier aranfbeit. N0tig 1T oann
Electric Hitters1, Der beriibmte go
nit, WIutreiniger uno Megulator fir
Mnaen, 2eber uno Nieren. Saulenoc
bnben erfabren, mie er Die @erDen
itdrft, has @pitem aufbaut, @e<
iunobeit uno 2ebbaftigfeit mad q.
mem Grippe nfan bringt. @eriubt
i'm. Nur Soc. gerfauft uno garon-
tiert BON alien Abotbefern.
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giue aute bcntjdle Site

lit es, MDeumatismns, @i6t, gteu-
ralgie, grfdltunsen, uip. NIT Bait'
grpeGer gu bebanoeln. Salten Ste
an ser Sitte felt. sic fonner Der
edten gaim-erpeler in alien oeut,
idlen g[potbefen gu % utto 30 Sent
bic Tloihe befommen. Ser edte
lit an ser Mnfer Shusmarfe err
fenutli6.
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Ser @elunftc.

Dame: r@as boben Sic oenn,
5err Brofeiior2"
9rofeilor (aufgerest). sit ST.
men idon 10 mas paiiiert2 @eiBi
mir bod chen n1ein &olentragerl"
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gonoerbar, oaB per pole @ei'
tel nid,t 10 lflper briidt, mie Der
leerel