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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01

Beautiful NuptiaIs Of Miss
Camp And Mr.. Hathorn.


Camp And Mr.. Hathorn.
Main Street Methodist church was
the chosen sanctuary Tuesday evening
of the marriage Of Miss Alleen Camp
to Mr.. Fleet Cooper Hathom, The
marriage, which was an event of much
social interest, was celebrated at $50
o'clock in the presence of large as
semblage of the members of the fash
ionable world who filed the pews long
in advance of the appointed hour
The church was handsomely deco
rated. Quantities of ferns and palms
banked the pulpit. On each side
among the ferns was tall wicker
vase of Easter lilies. The wall back
of the pulpit was covered with noun
tain laurel and at the top was arranged
an immense lovers knot of white tulle
and asparagus fern. The pews set of
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01

one bring with them some article that
they consider white Elephant" on
their hands and be prepared to tell
something about an elephant.
An unusually pleasant evening is ex-
pected and it is hoped that there will
be large attendance of the class
members and any friends they may
wish to bring with them will be well
coined
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01
COTTON BROKE
So BALE TODAY
(Ey Associated Press.)

New Orleans, May 1.-The price of
cotton broke nearly two dollars a bale
in the local markets today, as a result
of heavy selling in all three of the
large markets of the world. The SELL
ng began in Liverpool before the
American market was open and ex-
tended to this market on the first call.
The undertone was weak all morning
and toward noon the most active
months were sc to 80 points under
yesterdays close. Roth old and new
crop months displayed about equal
weakness.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01
NEGRO HOUSE BURNED
AT AN EARLY HOUR

The first fire that has occurred since
last Tuesday called the department to
seventh street this morning at about
1880. A small negro house was dis
covered to be on fire and was almost
totally destroyed before the fire fight
ers could reach the scene.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01
: {. :: :: = & Z: . :. 1: "v* 80
Z: WOULD ABOLISH MINTS
: AND ASSAY OFFICES.
by Associated PreSS.)

wy hO"NctutCu fftoo'J y
: Washington. May 1.-The gen. !:
: eral supply bill reported in the I:
: House today, proposed the abol- ::
i ishment of the mints at New Or ::
= leans, San Francisco and Carson !:
{. City and the assay offices at ::
&: number of places, including Char !:
i lotte, N. c. The bill is a whole ::
: sale attempt at a reduction of I:
: Government expenses. :
I. T. & I. = . I: = 90 . 4: = q 4 q I:
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01
Are You
Nervous?

If you are
jerky and your
nerves on edge
and you don't
sleep q vi e thy
and restfully we
suggest you try
just one bottle
Of "Renovine"
a w on d er full
remedy for the
heart and nerves.
Just try one bot
tie of this nerve
tonic. Ask your
druggist. 5 Oc.
and $1.OO per
bottle, or write
VanVieet-Mansfied Drug Co.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01

BARksDALE G. HARRISON are Of
ferine high grade paint for 500 per
gallon for the next ten days. 2o3 W.
Pine street. Opposite Post Office.
Both phones 565.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01
HOUSE COMMITTEE
WOULD ABOLISH C. c.
(Py Associated Press.)

wy NoooCtutCu fTeSosD
Washington, May by failing to
report an appropriation for the recent
ly created Commerce Court the House
Committee on Appropriations today
sought to abolish that tribunal.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01

5. S. S. co0ls the acid-heated Cir
culation, builds it up to its normal
strength and thickness, multiplies
its rich, nutritious corpuscles, and
adds to its purity and nourishing
qualities in every way. Then the
skin instead Of being irritated and
inflamed byacids and fiery humors,
is nourished, soothed and made
perfect by plentiful supply Of rich,
pure blood. S. S.. S. is the great
est of all blood purifiers and there
miles its ability to cure skin trou-
tier. Salt Rheum. pimples, , boils,
lie. These troubles cannot remain
and S. S. S. will certainly remove
d. Book on Skin Diseases and
Z. SPECIFIC co, ATLANTA. GA
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01
Grand Store Opening
Thirty Prizes to be Given Away
Thursday and Friday, May 2-3

WYE will have with us on Thursday and Friday, May
w End and 3rd, the demonstrators of J. A. Foyer &
Co., of San Francisco who will free all visitors Col
den Gate Coffee and Tea, please the taste; demons
lady visitor this during the days OF Light
House Cleaner One Bar of White Flyer Soap repre-
sentative of the Club House goods put up by Franklin
MacVegh Co., of Chicago representative of the Loose
Wles Cracker Co., makers OF fine cakes and walters;
preventative of the H. Heinz Pickle Co.; representative
Of the Borden Peerless Milk Co. All of whom will sevetheir
goods free for the days You cannot afford to miss this
PRIZES THE LADIES
lister lucky
holder the Friday afternoon at
o'clock sharp Remsbe must De in the store with your ticket at
Of drawing anohe Willie drawn,
PRIZES
Flour.
No. s-one Golden Coffee.
No 4-one Vinegar.
Some Jar Club
Tone
No. a-one Golden Coffee
Gone Vanilla
1o-Loose WiIes Leaf
No. 11-one ID WiIes Chocolate Cakes.
12-Ten Bucket Pure
1s-one Large Dressing
14-one an
No. 15-one Bottle Heinz Midget Pickles.
1e-one cheftan
No. 17-one Can Club House Sliced
No. 1sone Can Each Golden pices Ginger
No. 1e-one "a b Sack of Lady Clair
2o-one an Houses IIeedP
No. 2t-one large package of Golden Tea
No. 22-one Can of Heinz
2s-one Bottle Marichine Cherries
Gives, Pepper
25-one Bottle Golden Lemon
2S-one Bottle Golden
Package Flakes
bottle Plain Olives
2e-one Of Heinz Preserves
so-one Pound Sunshine
pmember mus presented at The tim; e,l IL .
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01

PILES CURES IN 8 TO IA DAYS
Your druggist will refund money !.
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure an,
case Of itching, Blind, Bleeding Oh
Protruding Piles In 6 to IA days. SOC
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01

gippi. Mss Camp is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Asbury Camp,
he former a banker and a prominent
and beloved citizen of Hattiesburg.
OF bright and sunny disposition she
has made many friends not only in
this city but in Lumberton, where she
spent her girlhood, and in New Or
leans, where she was a student at
sophie Newcomb College and abroad,
where she spent several months re-
Gently. Numerous pretty pre-nuptial
affairs have been given to honor her
Acr fiance and bridal party.
Mr.. Hathorn is the son of Mr.. N. S
Hathorn, of Columbia, Miss. A grad
uate of the University of Mississippi
clever gentleman, a successful law
ver and the future holds in store
bright promises preferment and sue
cess for him.
Following the ceremony an informal
reception was held at the home of the
brides parents, the guests being the
bridal party and relatives In the liv-
ing room, front and back reception
halls were quantities of American beau.
ty roses, and here the beautiful gifts,
which included a chest of silver from
the parents Of the bride, were dis
played.
Punch was served by Misses Emmie
Lou Smith and Maurine Welborn. The
table was,prettily arranged with white
tulle and asparagus fern.
In the dining room touches of pink
we're given by the Killarney roses.
The table was artistically arranged
with pink tulle and asparags fern AMI
the wedding cake was given promi-
nence thereon. On cutting the cake
the ring was found by Mr.. Sam Ha-
thorn, the thimble by Miss Kelly, the
button by Mr.. O'Ferrall, the dime by
Mr.. Nevin Hathorn and the wish-bone
by Miss White. Block cream and pink
cakes were served by Ermine, Hazel
and Winnie Lee Bishop and Sara Eliz-
| abeth Hinton, of Lumberton. The
register was presided over by Mrs. E.
L. Robbins.
The brides going-away gown was of
gray whipcord. tailored, and she wore
small hat of green straw.
After a wedding trip they will re-
turn to this city and will be at home
on Bay street where they will keep
house.
Among the out-of-town guests for
the wedding besides those in the
bridal party were: Mr.. and Mrs. R.
W. Hinton and daughters, Misses Ruth
and Jean Hinton, Mrs. C. L. Rice, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Pigford, Misses Will
lard and Vern Pigford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Camp, of Lumberton; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. V. Hathorn, of Purvis; Miss
Ruth Hathorn and Mr. Nevin Hathorn,
of Columbia.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01

Nature has made ample provision in - Hf
the sunshine and moisture Of the air for Iy8Z s
me outward life and protection ofthe skin, ~ 58Ft
Dut ine more important work of nourish-
ing ne cuce has been left to an inward blood m
circulation that the and glands their support
ana the hbrous tissues all eahm state because q
CONSTANT nourshmen supplied by the blood
long as the blood pure and rich the skin will be free
sa dseass but when the circulation becomes infected with
onshe and this acrd humoraden irritation and
Inflammation OF the dcicate tissues and fbres Then the effect =
SHOWN IN Eczema Acne letter. Salt Rheum other
ing, dishguring skin disease.
1umors and impurities into blood through deranped
inactive condition the system Those members whose duty Il q
eOect and expe the refuse matter of the system properly do
their work. and this surplus matter is left In the system IS
sour and be absorbed into the blood
ne cause or all skin diseases traced to some humor
acid in the blood Smooth healthy are only possible where
& pure and therefore the Of affection
o come from thorough cleansing Of this vital fluid Salves
TaSne oEn s etc. are valuable only for their ability keep
cea aay superficial irritation soften cue
such treatment not reach the blood where
ne cause 1ocaed and to depend such usually
ieSuS me aggravaion and spreading of skin trouble
cures Skin Diseases of every kind by neutralzng the
aCloS ana humos
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01
W. @. SHARP

W. q. SHARP
Public Accountant.
Records Of all kinds audited-system.
devised.
Mlllsaps BIdg.. Jackson, Miss.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01

bep If
another ticket will be drawn All invited
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01

Have washing
hat the HEALTH FAMILY your family
CONTAGIOUS
ashng
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-01
= F
Fiddlers' Contest Tonight.

FiddIers' Contest Tonight.
This evening an old-fashioned fid-
dlers' contest will be given at the Au-
ditrium, and the proceeds will go to
assist some of the Confederate vet
Grams in paying their expenses to the
reunion, which will be held this
month at Macon, Ga. The following
numbers will be given in concert:
Soldiers Joy. Haste to the Wedding"
Jenny Lind Polka" kiss Waltz"
Dutch Marble" Jordan Reel" dix
.ie," "Homespun Dress" "Mocking
Bird" and Buffalo Girl" Following
are the contest numbers to be given:
"Cross-Eyed Joe''-Dr. Donald.
Missouri Sawyer'-Mr. Ben Holmes.
Cotton Bagging"-Mr. Picket.
"Old Cow Died in the Forks of the
Branch"-Mr. Brannan.
Arkansas Traveler"-Mr. Wilder.
Hot Light Ladies"-Mr. Gotten.
Crocodile Lament'-Mr. H. C.
Greer, Sr.
Lost Child"-J. r. Tally.
Bonaparte's Retreat Across the
Alps"-Mr Bob Bell.
The musical director will be Mr..
Bob Bell, and Mrs. Greer will be the
accompanist on the piano. Mr.. John
Montague will accompany on the gui
tar and Mr.. Wilder will beat the
straws.
1t is hoped large attendance will
be present, for besides having an hour
or two of fun, those who attend will
help the Daughters in raising the re
quired sum of money. The admission
prices are Is and 25 cents.
II !. !.
Mrs. Henry Turner and Mrs. r. N.
Collins, delegates from the Wednes-
day Club, Mrs. Leo H. Martin and
Mrs. Charles M. Hays, representing
the Woman's Club and Miss Annie Lou
Thompson from the Sowania Club, left
NN~SNe'J AOA AiOAAy. dIIcuu
the State Federation of Woman's
Club. Mrs. B. D. Moore, delegate
from the Wednesday Club, left for
Holly Springs this morning.
4. + !.
The Gen. N. B. Forrest Junior Chap
ter, U. D. c., will give an entertain
ment Friday evening at 8 o'clock at
the residence of Mr.. A. F. Draughn,
on New Orleans street.
!. :. +
DR.. and Mrs. H. t. Mounger and the
latter's mother, Mrs. Robert Field, Sr.,
who have been residing on Main street,
are now located on West Pine street.
4. + i.
The Jolly Eight Club win meet Fri.
day afternoon with Misses Annie Belle
~
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Neid)e Grbibaft
syallt benz Sobne bes Malers syranf
3noensf 80.

Jrant Dupened IT,, Der einsise
Spbn oss betnnnien bieiigen Waalers
sSrant Dupsnsd, Der bisie Wohe feiil
25ites lebensiabr streidt bot. fam
oamit in ben ooasn 8sIis eines 0sr=
mostns pon 100000. bas ibm bon
isinem Grobpatsr. 1rcncis 9ootis bon
Bolton, binierlaiIen uno b.m zeitds
meHi sufoIse biz gum 25fen aebnss
iabre beg erben bon einem 2ritiies
perfpaltet tpurct. Der iiinge Mann
ituoirte Se6nologie in 5arpdro uno
btsnoiste feline 5tnbien bel Der Weits
ingbpuie gomponn in pittsbure.
Der 1ltere Dupened, 1eian Der
bisfigen aunitihuIe, bat infoIe. b.s
greisniiIes ein Sabr llrIaub senoms
men uno befinbet iih iebt NIT feinem
Sobne IN pbilabelpbia. bon mo aus
geioe eine Rsiie um bic MsIt antres
ten uerben.
Die Shutter BEG iunssn Wannes
ftarb i'm Sabre 1888 in paris, Grontz
reid uno tpuroe in sylorens, mo lie bas
mails ibre 5eimitGtte bate, beeroigt.
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Grtr,tnfen.
Dtamier Der Narmtts6alm Goaf 60.
berliert iein eebeu inn 5lub.

Mm. g. Smmenbort, 35 Sabre alt,
bilfsaeneralsW sWanager Der Widrmets
palm Goal Co., ipobnhaft in slat 4
bes Rornaine Gtbdubes in Clifton,
ertront seitern 4bsnb turs na6 8
llbr nabe Goutb 9enb i'm Sbio. Gr
bate fi1 nod benz aoblensShuppsn
beseben. ba er gebort bate, bab bas
lreibtis bos eigenibum Der Jirmd
sefahroe. er i9ritt ben iosenannten
-ecol Digger. einen ipeit iber ben
CLUB binausrosenben Gaufiteg. ents
lang. unb fisl am Gnbe oesfelben in
Der Duntelb.it infolse eines 5sbItritts
IN ben iJlub. Gr brnh ourh bas an biss
fer Stelis oiinne gis unp psrfhtpdno
in ben sylutben. Der llnfall fpurbe erft
mebrere Wsinuten ipdter BON ben Be
g!eitern bes Uerunsliidtsn, tpsld,e fih
nod am llfer befanben. uls sSmmsns
bort in ben CLUB itiir5te, sntoedt.
SefbftperitaHolih ipurosn fofort bic
tinssbtnoitsn Wahforinungefi mad Der
2eihe angeitsllt, isbo9 botten oiefslbsn
big gu ipdser Naditunbs tsin R,fuliat
frgtben.
Die Wutier Smmsrhort's fiel ols
lie bon bem entieBlihsn Gnbs ibrss
Sobnes in asnntniB gsfsbt purbe, In
Sbnmaht unb befinbet iih isst in
i4Dsrfrnntem 3uitunDs in drstlifer
9ebanbluns.
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Gin in peiten areiIen betannter
beutfher pionisr iii in 5srrn Jrie-
Iorih O. Dirib in bic Gpisieit
biniiberssfhlumm.rt. Der 3abirse.
Ihiebene, Der Elm atler pon'65 Sahren
erreifte, bat es peritanDen, ourh Ieis
rten gieberiinn unb Isin ternoeutites
Dsfsn ii9 einen sroben 5reunbessrsis
81 ertperben uno bic eramge6eugten
6interbiiebensn oiirfen BEL Der ihtpersa
6eimfu1ung. bic fie betroffen, Der
innigften 9heilnobme periihert fem.
Die gstrbiguns finb.i am Samitos
Vahmiitos nm bdlb stpei llbr nom
IranerhauIe. 80. 1913 Race Sirabe,
aus ftatt.
SIN bCtxn 4lter BON 78 sSabren bot
Elm hohgeahteter pionier bes bisiigen
Heuifttbums, 9err aboIptGaIf
eie 4u9en gum etpistn Snlumnsr ses
idIoHen. Der 6eimsane bes ipadsr,n
greiles fpirb in ipsiten Rreifen aufs
iidtis betrauert persen unb bic iGpers
sspriifte Jamilie oorf Der innigifen
Sbeilnabme periihsrt iein. Die Beer.
pigung erfoIgt bute Ruhmittag UNI
sin llbr BON Der aapsae bss Qeihenbe.
ifatters o. Gllbebaus. $40. 1511 Dine
Strabe. aus.
Mit aufrihtiger 1rouer ipirb tn
iptiten areiien bic Runbe BON bem am
Wittluoh srfolsten Nbleben bon sgrdu
atnu 5oefe. psb. Ghoeitle, psrs
nommen iperben. bic ihren anseb5riaen
unb ben 5ablrtidwn areunben, bic fis
|fid burrt ibre perfOnlide 2isbenss
tpiirbisteit su eriptrben seiunbt, ourd
ben unsrbittlihen 1ob entriHen trurs
be. Die 8eifesuns Der iterbliden Ollie
Der Ddbinsefhiebenen finbet am Goms
flag Rnhmiitag Inn Elm ll6r bonn
1rdutrbauie. 30. 1O7 Calhoun Ctr,
aus itntt. ipprouf nm 2 ll6r in Der
Wierttn presbpteriantr airfk an Der
Drhorb GiroBs, 5ipiifkn Sycamore
unb Moin Gtrnbe. ein 1rnuerSptieSs
bitnit db8thalttn tptrbeH fpirb.
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- Der 2eibItaqbeiiBer Sofepb 7Sau.
cett bernietbete bor9eitern einsm
5remben Elm pferb uno guggn fir Den
Tag unb ba5 8ubrfpert piro ieit Der
3eit bsrmiBt. Die qoli3et srbielt bic
4ufforperung, benz augenIh hetnIthen
9feroeoiebe auf bic Spur gu tommen.
- 5rou glisabetb Song, bic Ditts
tpe bon Sames Song bon Miobletopn,
iit in Der Wobuuno ibrer Sphter in
qreble Gpuntn I'M 2llter bon 79 sabs
rem geitprben.
Sobu 2ent6on BON 229 Doob
Strabe ltarb ee'tern mittag i'm Msrcp
5pfpitaI i'm Glitter BON 70 Subrsn an
Der Wuferiu6t.
- g. 90. Goodman puroe eeitern
aIs prdTioent Der 6uniIton Sttp Gpte
60. oendhlt. Die 4ttiondre ertpabIteu
ouberoem in Cincinnati geitern 3. 8.
gorriipn dls 8issprditoenten uHb W.
u. Gperiou ala Setrstdr uno SaaS.
rnsiiisr.
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.Ghpar3en6nnb", bic ktanntli6 be-
fhulbigt iperben, ben gerfu6 gemaht
gu bdben, bon ibrem Qanbsmunn
ssranf aoI1idpo bon Der WsIt Se6z
ften Sirabe $1,000 Su erprefsn, ipur@
ben geitern bem Bunbes GommiiTGr
ablsr porgsfiibrt, Der ibr 8erb5r bis
Gomifdg perIhob unb 'iie Bis babin
unter je $1,000 8ursfdaft fteate.
6err GtanleD gopble, Ritqlieo
Der 9erfafungssao aonDtntion, ipiro
moraen glahmittos bor benz ,Gitp
Club" In beiIsn 0srfummlung inn Glib
ion 5oufe iiber bic ,4usfihten fir cine
neue aonititutton" fpreden. 6err
gctpbls lit als goriibsr bes ausituis
fss fiir oen Getrdntes6 6anbel srndnnt
iporben unb fpiro jsbenfals ieiu. anz
fidten in bieler Stniitt funbgebsn.
- Gbarles 80. Dil6p, Der tiirali4
gum WitsIieb Der itdbtiI6sn Chill
oieniticmmiHion erfpdblt ipuroe, pirb,
ipie seitern Derlautste. beute DorWaDor
punt letTefl UHtsetD ableaen.
4ntpdlt albsrt s.. Morri(l, Der
bonn perfloFsnen Stabtratb als elmer
Der 4nnerionstommiifdre ernannt
tporben mar, I'm bic GingemsinDung
Der Crti6atten plsafant Ribss. Jerns
bant. 5artfpea unb Satlep in bic
Wege 5u leiien, bat seitern Mdnor
5unt fhriftlih mitsetbsilt, bab er
febr gerns erbotis lit, bic Qrbeit nIs
4nnerionsiommiHdr obn. isOtpebe
gs3abluns 5u thun. getanntlih bate
Wlonor CUNT ben neueR 4nnsrionss
tommiiIdren, ben berrm 2llb,rt 3.
WorrilI, SO. ). 6einBmanH unb Sos
ispb 4blsr niiss!beilt. bag in 3us
tunft bic Stdbt bic Annsrionstommiis
fare niht msbr be3ablsn piirbe, ipns
bern bieiss Unit aIs Elm Gbrenamt
an3uIebsn fei.
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Mtter Mann
gon syeuermari4al Jlanasan nh.rs
fabren umo lebsusg :fGbrli1 bsrlesi.

Gin unbebeutsnoes syeusr tpar asz
fern Ibtnb sesen 6 llsr bic inoirette
urfdhe zines llnfalls, bei ipeIhsm Elm
alter Wsnnn lebenseefdhrlite gerlebz
unaen bapontrug. Gas sJeuer mar unz
ter benz Jubbpbsn in benz etdbliHez
ment BET Cincinnati perfume
Co.. 30. 228 Wsii a. apenue aus un4
bttannier llriahe gum qusbruh s.s
touamen.
Jsusrmarifoll alanagan fubr I'm
fhntlliten Tempo bic z. apenue In
ipeitliher Rihtuns sntIans, aIs an Der
Gu Der Race Strabe Der IA Sabre
nlte arbeiier SoEn Jorbss, $40.
1913 BORDEN Strabe, ben Jdbrs
bamm treuosn ipollts. gepor Der
WarfhnII nit feinem 9ussp auss
ipeiden ionnte.par Der Greis iiberfabs
ren. Der Dsrunsliidte, ipelher be-
ipubtlos liesen blieb, tpurb. BON pdis
ianten aufstboben uno in cine nubs'
selesene apptbeie getrasen, bon no er
in einem patrolpassn mad, bem itaos
iiiden 6oipital sebradt purDe. Sier
itellte es fih bernus, bab tr eifl'n
ShGbelbrun uno anoere 9erleBungen
erlitten bate. 5ein 3uiianb 1T Elm dus
berit bebeniIiher. Grfi Dor sinigtn
Mondten iberfubr UtarI9dl Glonds
gan ouf ben Meg gu einem J.usr 5Dsi
Gnaben on Butler Strabs.
Ons Ueuer, bas ben geitrisen llns
faa 5ur Jolse bate. ipuroe sel0Iht.
bepor nsnnenstperther Stoben ange@
ridtei iporben mar.
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Gin Nieren. .nlitte(, 0as
wie .3au6er wirkl

Sd babe cine an3abl BON Sabreu furHts
bar on einen Riereus HnD 2eberleiper ges
lttten, ebenfolls an nerp6ier 6infdaigfeit,
uno netue 8eiunDbeit mar i'm Aagemenen
ifleft, Die Gonftitttiou gdn5lid berunters
eerannt, big 0as 2eben mir SIr 2aft tDurnt.
SD neriubte es NIT Aer3tsn unO alien
moglitben Diitteln, bod fanD tdb teine Sins
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&ou 98ert, Gbto.
Qan @ert eonnt9 So
Staat Ohio
Sie pbioen Qnguben murOeu Dor mir bes
i6Doren uuD unterid)rieben Dieieu l8. Tag
i'm Suli 1909 bon beiugtem 81 8. WEtGog.
81. 6. 8ilpin, 0fientli6sr Gotar.
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gbas.in, go. $50 Rihmonb StroBe,
purp.n RleIbsr i'm Dertb. bon $50
oeitohlen.
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