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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-16
SOLONS SING AS
HOUSE ADJ0URKS
MEMBERS WHO HAD fought
DURING SESSION GO AROUND
ARM IN ARM.

Atlanta, Aug. l5.-'When the roll
is called up yonder well be there"
The strains of the old camp-meeting
hymn echoed and re-echoed beneath
the big dome of the capitol yester-
day, as both branches of the assem-
bly, prepared to adjourn.
Senators and Legislators who had
fought each others measures bitter
ly throughout the entire session
strolled around arm in arm, and
mingled their voices in the chorus.
The utmost spirit of friendilness
prevailed between the upper and low
er branches of the legislature. All
differences on appropriations and tax
revision had been satisfactorily ad-
busted, and had not the editorial
writer's of the Atlanta papers agreed
N saying that members of this body
would "go down in history" as noble
souls and public benefactors?
If you have any doubt about the
joy it gives a man to be noble
soul and public benefactor, you
should have seen these couple of
hundred Georgia Representatives and
senators, who passed the tax revision
law, beaming and smiling as they
read the eulogies lauding them to the
skies.
And some of the pretty school
ma'ams were at the capitol too, to
thank the legislators, in the name of
Ill their fellow-tcachers, for the pros
pect OF relief at last.
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FREE TO .
ASTHMA SUFFERERS

New Home Cure That Anyone Cnn Ose Witn'
out Discomfort or Loss of Time.
We have q New Method that cures Asthma.
and we want you to try 1t at our expense. NO
matter whether your case is of long standing or
recent development, whether 1t IS present as
occasional or chronic Asthma our method Is an
absolute cure. No matter In what climate you
live, no matter what your age or occupation, our
method will certainly cure you right In your OWE
home.
We especially want to send i to those appar
emily hopeless cases, where all forms OF inhaiers
dotches opium preparations, fumes, "pateni
smokes" etc, have failed. We want to shoN
everyone at orr own expense that this new
Ing. and all those terrible paroxysms at once and
for all time.
This free offer is too important TO neglect 9
single day. Write now and begin the cure OIL
once. Send no money. Simply mail coupon be
low. Do 1t Today.
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FACES GALLONS IF s.
LAW HAD PASSED.
Ndes
DAN FACE OF Triton, PLEADS
GUILTY TO MIsDEMEANoR
FOR WAYLAYING GIRL. stt,t

Triton, Aug. l5. If the bill intro
duced in the Georgia legislature at
the present session fixing the age
of consent at fourteen years had be-
come law one yanng man in Triton
would now be In the shadow OF the
gallows.
Dan Page, a young white man, was
arrested Wednesday night by Off
Ger Jordan, charged with a misde.
meanor A young girl, who says
she is fourteen; who was wearing
short skirts and who was on her way
from Waycross, where she had been
visiting relatives, to the home of her
parents at Aragon, Ga, was detained
in the custody of Sheriff Shaw as a
witness.
The girl arrived in Triton on the
Atlantic Coast Line train from Way
cross shortly before 10 o'cloc at
night, and was waiting at the station
until the train for Atlanta left at
.2:30. She says that Page approach
ed her, notwithstanding up an ac-
Guaintance, offered to show her the
home OF distant connection OF the
family. She 4 frsy demurred, but
afterwards consented, and the couple
did not return until after ~ o'clock
Officer Jordan's suspicious had
been aroused by Pages actions, and
he had been searching for the cou-
pie, but did not find them On their
return he placed Page under arrest.
and the girl told the whole story 10
him and Solicitor Price.
Page entered plea of guilty to
misdemeanor, the circumstances not
warranting a more serious charge.
He was placed under bond for his
appearance at the next term of the
city court. of Triton. The girl accom-
panied Officer Brumbslow to her
home.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY
OWNERS AND AGENTS

Notice is hereby given to all pr ~
erty owners and to their agents that
ordinance 27S, providing that wa.er
closets shall lbe exclusively used in
the sewer districts and that the SAINT
tary closets as adopted shall DO built
outside of the sewer districts, Is nov
in effect.
In order to give ample time for al
property owners or their agents to
make arrangements TO comply with
this law thirty days from August Is,
1913, will be given In which to com
ply. Any interested person who has
not received the instructions and
rules for building and maintaining
the sanitary closet required, may d.
so by applying in person or by let
ter to the health officer in the high
school building Owners and agents
are cautioned to read carefully the
instructions before building or re-
modelling closet. Especial atten.
ton Is called to the construction Of
the night-soil boz.
The can Is intended to accommodate
an average family Of about FIVE per
sons for two weeks. II is recon
mended that one can be used for ev-
cry five or six persons.
II is bnped that tho people will CO
cperatn in putting this law into ef
feet and that a greet majority Of tn
closets will. no fixed bv the fret r.
September There Z should be 10 tcq
casion to docket single rerson b.
carrying out this wise sanitary moar
IRE. IT Deserves the hearty co-o7erT
ton of all the peon'e.
r a. MANN.
Health officer.
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DIES FRcM WELL GAS
SAVING FRIENDS LIFE

Dalton, Aug. Mountaineering to
go to the assistance of Jim Seay who
had been overcome by gas while
cleaning well on the Lcoper farm
south of here, T.. A. Harden, an aged
saving that of friend.
Harden entered the well and sue
ceeded in tying the rope around Seay
before he himself was overcome.
'eay was hauled to safety, but no
one volunteered to go after Harden
until life vas extinct.
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MAIL RoBBERIEs CLEARED UP

Atlanta, Aug. IA series of mys-
terious mail robberies that occurred
three years ago were partially cles r
cd up today when workmen eXcava
ing between old walls at Decatur,
found a regular nest of letters in a
cubby-hole in the wall
Some of the letters had been OPP
ened and money taken from them.
Others containing checks still had
the checks pinned to the letters.
All the long lost letters will be for
warded today to the people to whom
they were addressed.
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BOY BURGLARS BUSY.

Atlanta, Aug. 15.-Atlanta is hay
ing bad time with her amateur
burglars OF five youths arrested
Yesterday for entering a drug store
and riding cash drawer, four were
under 20 years of age
1t is said that an examination Of
The police register will show that
FULLY three fourths of the burglaries
and robberies committed in and
1round Atlanta by whites, are pre-
pertrated by mere boys.
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QUINIkE AND IRON THE MOST
rFFECTUAL GENERAL TONIC
Groves Tastcless chilli Tonic Combines both
in Tasteless form. The Ouinine drives
out Malaria and the Iron builds up
the System. For Adults and
Children.

You know what you are taking when
you take GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC, recognized for 80 years through
out the South as the standard Malaria,
Chill and Fever Remedy and General
Strengthening Tonic. 1t is as strong as
the strongest bitter tonic, but you do not
taste the bitter because the ingredients
do not dissolve in the mouth but do dis
solve readily in the acids of the stomach.
Guaranteed by your Druggist. Wemean
it. Soc.
There is Only One ''BROMO QUININE
Look for signature OF Il. w. GROVE on {
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Relieves PAIN AND HEALS
AT THE SAME TINE
The Wonderful, Old Reliable Dr.. Porter's
Antiseptic Healing Oil An Antiscptic
Surgical Dressing discovered by an
OidR R. Surgeon. Prevents Blood
Poisoning.

Thousands Of families know Il already,
and trial will convince you that DIR.
PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC, HEALING
OH, is the most wonderful remedy ever
discovered for Wounds, Burns, Old Sores,
Ulcers, Carbunclcs, GRADUATED Eye Lids,
Sore Throat, Skin or Scalp Diseases and
all wounds and external diseases whethe,
slight or serious. Continually people are
finding new uses for this famous old
remedy. Guaranteed by your Druggist
Wemean it. Csc, Soc, f100
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININT,
The Washington times., 1913-02-03
NEARING COMPLETION.
SOLD.
THE FIRST MoDERATE-PRfCED.

BRICk-CONSTRUCTE
SEMI-DETACHED HOME
EVER OFFERED IN
THE CHEVY CHASE VICINITY
RIGHT ON CONN. AVE.
The worlds famous resident boulevard.
PRICE ONLY $500.
This brand-new. semi-detached home,
located right on Connecticut ave. NV;
full brick construction; immense porch
es and a glass-inciosed and screened
sleeping porch: entrance hall. living
room. with large open fireplace: large
well lighted dining room: kitchen. and
also an inclosed rear porch: second floor.
three master bedrooms and one finished
and one unfinished room on third floor
The lowest priced property surrounding
this home II 5000 Wonderful oppor-
tunity for an immediate buyer. Price,
$6.50o-a price that will hardly buy a
far inferior home In a much less desir-
able section. Terms. $500 cash, balance
monthly.
TO INSPECT
Take Chevy Chase Conn. ave car 70
Jenifer st. Jenifer st. IL about seven
squares south Of Chevy Chase Circle
Other houses In this beautiful section
range In price from 1850 to $4,000.
SHANNON q LUCHS.
rs 18th st. N. w.
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THE WASHINGTON TINES MONDAY FEBRUARY g. 1913
FOR SALE-HousEs

DON'T JUST WISH for a home OF you,
own. Have one. Cut out the landlord
and save the money you have been payfns
out In rent for so many years. IL Is by
far the surest and easiest way OF re-
ducing the high cost of living. Only $500
cash 10 needed to secure ono Of these high
class Middaugh & Shannon, Inc, homes.
and the balance can be paid out OF your
rent money. Even while you are paying
Tor them you save an average Of s1e.4S
every month. and II win not be many years
before they are fully paid for.
sl5 to ssi N ST. n. E.
Exhibit home open daily until y. m.
Lighted and heated.
Six spacious rooms; hot-water heat: tiled
bathroom: big. light cellar, with laundry:
double hardwood floors: handsome built-in
china cabinet. artistic fireplace with gas
logs: beautiful woodwork and wall papers;
front and rear porches; very deep lot, af-
fording plenty Of room for a garage.
Price. So s0o
500 cash and S2s. 50 per month,
including all interest.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INC.
Builder and Owner
shannon & Luchs. 713 18th ST.. Selling Agents
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BOYS-Wanted. ten bright, honest white boys
(no cigarette iends). l6 years over, for
special messenger service: must have bicycle 8
and best of references; good pay. Apply
Merchants Transfer & Storage Company.
F. 7. Gary. rear $50 e ST.
BoY-with. wheel Apply 1907 L street north
BOY-Cclored to run errands and help
around store. 7n 18th 81. y. ".
BoY-Coi9red. with bicycle. for delivery de-
partment. Apply at once to MR.. ELGIN,
Delivery Dept. GOLDENBERG'S, 9Th and
Il n. W.
: BOYS AND MEN. with wheels. $3.50 day:
Eteady work DIME MESSENGER SERS-
ICE..Il7 lzth St n. w. u
CARPENTERS and engineers may learn es-
timating and reading OF drawings at night.
tion and salary. Start now. Write at once
for rates and catalogue Dept. E. Column
bis School OF Drafting. 10th and G sts. y. w.
MAcHINIsTs who want to advance in salary
at night at the COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF
DRAFTING. 10Th and G sts., n. W. Write
at once for catalogue M
MAN-white, for servant in pantry.
BURGESS AGENCY.
5G 10Th st. y. w.
NEN-Business houses pay SIS TO SIS weekly:
private families about SIS week to auto
mot lie drivers and repair men: you can learn
the business with in q short time. We
teach operating and repairins-ail white
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL lis pN. W.
NiGET cLERK-sTAG HOTEL Apply elo
9Th st. N. w. L
SECOND HAND BAKER on bread and cake
Apply oTTENBERG'S. lsi3 7th ST " W.
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FOR RENT-H0USES
Unfurnished.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
80 NV. r......H6. 80 14th sw 6r SIC. 50
rs NV. er. -. 1850 216 11th NV. 6r.. 16. so
f6 sw.. 5r..... 10. 5ol6S ne br 80
l261 Hamlin ne. 1r l5 5oIlo5n Benning I'd,
11o9 e sw., Hr... 10 5oI er ,...,,.... II. 90
zz1s 9th NV. 5r.. A.5oIiozs 5th me-, 5r. i4sD
~ 23rd NV. 5r.. 1l.50l710 23rd NV, 5r... IA. 50
W Fla. av. me-. t6 Prospect ne. Ar L. 80
Or. ...........-... N5olA7 18th me-. 5r.... 1z5o
~ 1lh ne, 6r... is.6olle Cap. av.. Ivy
111S 9Th Sc. 5r... 1Z5oI city, 6r......... 1850
21 o sw., 6r. i2.50I HsH 1lth sw., Er. II %
tSol Rosedals ne.. l02s 18th Sc. 6r... 11.50
Dr.: .............. u.0o 1127 6th Sc, 6r.... 1850
352 v NV. 4r..... II opll0O1 Rosedais ne.
153 Providence st., er ......... -. 10 50
Ivy City. sr.... 1o50l11l5 sth .e, 4r. $50
10 Columbia Ter II7I9h Clicks al.
NV. 4r........... S50 NV, 4r.......... 500
1l51 6th Sc, 4r.... S50ll2 Clicks alley
los 18th me-. 3r... 7.5oI NV. 4r...... $50
lzs2 LIST sw.. 4r.... 7.5oI1227 Knowlton's
I23o Knowlton ct ct. sw., ar....... 500
.sw;, 5r........... L009 Brewers ct. ne.
az sw., 6r..... 1850 4r ............. 7D
A. 8. CAYwOOD, si5 n Y. Ave. n. W.
Phone Main NJ. 10.
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DEATHS
Vital Records.
Births

Births.
WHITE.
Henery l. and Maggie White, ~.
Max and Belle Norman, boy
Joseph Ind Ethel Messina, boy
William II. and Ethel NJ Miller. Girl.
John NJ and Mary +. Ward. boy.
Charles Z. and Alice c. Matthews, girI.
De Lancey and Katherine Gill, girl
Robert ]. and Mary Dunlavey. boy.
William N. and Mary E. Davidson, boy.
Levi and Mary Cooke, girb
John +. and Mary II. Carroll. boz.
William d. and Mary CheseIdine, riri.
Harry A. and Margaret E Beckerf. girl.
y Hermann and Louise N. Won Berne-
COLORED.
Frank and Ella Young, girl.
Bennie and Daisy Norris, girl
Henry and Gertrude Jackson, girl
Albert 8. and Christine Jackson. girl.
GsrroH A. and Annie =. johnson. boy.
Edgar and Mary Hood, girl.
Seaton and Sadie Dyson, girl
wesley and Lula Dabney, boy.
EenJarin and Sadie Dorsey, girl.
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

Only UP-TO-DATE full dress and tuxedo
suiis for hire. NJ. i. FINES. Merchant
Taller. lccs 7th St y. w. Phone Main eeii.
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NOTICE TO LADIES

yISyf SCIENCE OF HEALTH: natural
non surgical, clJtb-pound 4co-paGs bosk
sree Apply BY mail SIC COLORADO Building.
yres iectrr~ tor women Wsdne.days ~ s:sl
The Washington times., 1913-02-03

Washington.
William +. Marsh and Frances B.
Mann. Of Washington
William H.. Agricola and Freda A. Bro
man, OF Brooklyn. N. Y.
and Benny v. Stowe, Of Dry Fork.
James r. TeasdaIe. jr., and Cora L.
Booker, Of Richmond, va.
COLORED.
EWanuel Bell and Alice Hawkins. OF
The Washington times., 1913-02-03
FOR RENT-PlANOS'

PIANOS FOR RENT.
HiGh-grade Pianos At specla. prices; $40
Maynard. $50: 500 kohler Il Campbeil. uSo;
tsVS Steinway. sssy. slightly used upright. slSA
Hugo %oRcH. iuo G y. w.
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1909 d ST. S. E.
NEARLY NEW HOUSE.
Gas and coal ranges, front and back
and b.. $3.50
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN CO.,
Phone N. zee. sN 9Th st. ". W.
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SO LOANS

MONEY EOR sALARIED PEOPLE
and others, upon their e~n names: casaS
rates; easy payments. conndsntial
y, Il. TOI.AAk. T. soS-kzJ lssh st. H. n,
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A Big Proposition to
School Boys.

Are you over ten years of are: Do
you want To have n paying business
o. ypur own after school hours? Do
you want to show. your father and
mother what kind Of stuff -you are
made Oft Then start right now. by
gefting yourself a Times route. Let's
talk II over at The Times on Saturday.
Start where most Of our greatest men
started from
The Washington times., 1913-02-03
Newspaper Business.

start to5ay. now II your creates,
chance. Call 81 the Circulation De-
partment Of The Washington Tines
Saturday morning at $50.
The Washington Times viii finance
you TO stalt. All the capital you nesJ
& the willingness 10 work
The Washington times., 1913-02-03
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOSTON BULL puppies. registered: beauri-
fully marked: screw tails. 1874 GIrard NV
The Washington times., 1913-02-03
APARTMENTS TO LET
Unfurnished.

Sl6 N Y. ave ,l1s NJ St NV, Ar b. $3.50
nw. Ir b. SS5 5ol23o n NV, sr. b.. 1000
i07h y st. NV, ,6r. q. .J0)
A. s. CAYwOOD, si5 N. Y. Ave. n. w.
Phone Main 10.
The Washington times., 1913-02-03
WORKINGMAN'S WANTS

WoRKINGMEN-MaIe good use of your
eyes before lcttins the cash 20: look all
around. see the bargain sales size 'sm
up. then come here. and II it's a pair new
PANTS or a slightly used OVercoat at Sc to
$40. there's cash saved. one price. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND. 6i9 ID.
The Washington times., 1913-02-03

MRS. CLEMENTS. Scientific Palniist. Chill
drens palms read. &c; adults 81. ne
kenois Bldg. 1ith q G. Open until D. m.
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FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Furniture. the entire contents Of
S-room house; lady's desk. Sc, cost s14;
grsphophone with cabinet and records, SIS.
go; round dining table, $3.50, cost SIS: dav-
enport. $50. cost 81; china closet, $3.50, cost
ss2.se; also 80 other pieces Of furniture. Save
money.
Buy at HoPwooD's.
Sth and K
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FOR INAUGURATION

INAUGURATION
We have many applicants for nice WIN
DOwS and BALCONIES for the PARADE
Also for FURNISHED APARTMENTS and
HOUSES for INAUGURAL WEEK and long
er Owners should ADVISE Us PROMPTLY
what they have TO rent.
J. v n. & T. B. HUYcK. I5c4 II ST. " W.
The Washington times., 1913-02-03

To Buy, Sell or Trade Stores See Us.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. li.3 +.
The Washington times., 1913-02-03

BOOMING HOUSES: II rooms; on * st.
near i0;h: price 5000; also nice ones at sSJo.
siO0 and Ss0o
The Washington times., 1913-02-03

CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINE2
a.1s o. m. daiiy-SieSpers 10 LnuIsyilla Gin,
eiunatI Indiana polls. and ST. LGuia
$50 o M daiiy-Pullman 10 Clnc InnAtt ana
Chicago
uJo o m. daily-sls' pe-s 10 Virginia Hoe
sprtngs Cincinnati and Louisville
onaces. Sl3 Pa ave-. iIiS y ~ and UAias
osatton-
The Washington times., 1913-02-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY STORE-well located: good
trade: established for years; Will sell at
Inventory.
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FOR RENT-GlR&GES

LARGE GARAGE. rear OF 12s ith ST. n. W.,
suitable for private party; reasonsble. J..
FOR RENT-Private sarase s. monthly. -
Il st. n. W. IL
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TYPEWhiTTEN LETTERS

PAPERHANGING. 700 less than other firms
Phone Line. .239. drop postal for esti-
mate. CHAS. X. HYSAN. 204 E. Cap. ST.
l.
ROOMS PAPERED for $50 up: all WORK
guaranteed: latest design. IMPERIAL
WALL PAPER CO.. Is! q N W. Phi. NJ 40;
The Washington times., 1913-02-03

CANDY: notion and cigar store: no opposi-
tion; ON corner y. +. near school: rent
cheap: nice house; price $3.50.
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WE HAVE THE PLACES. SEE THEM.
FOUR-CHAIR barber shop: this is a snap at
$500: terms considered; ill-health cause OF
selling; downtown section Also 3-chair shop
cheau
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Frnfiiide Snieftsnfunss.
aiInfIife Shftuns BON 5einssn BET
1fIan5eniddolinse.

SIN SousbaIt Der Ratur bat i.o.s
N.itu i.in.n Wirtunestrsis uRo ets
b.nsSip.d. Wir tsnnen uno trtsns
IAN lie ia lang, nod nidt ale, uno
itlbit lpO Dies seidi.bt, bssnussn mir
uns nidt itIt,n nit Der GrttnntBls,
cbus lie uns pruttii6 nuBbar 81 mas
den. lIno bod, tp,ldt 4rbtitstrdft.
tOnnten 2anbs unb Soritpirtitaft,
Sbts unb glumsnsu6t, 9.trtibss
uno G.miii.bdu iparen, tpenn our
SileuRs Der SddoIinst auf al Die
Zen @e6i,t.n Die 9itre tunftlih gee
Sl6t.t ipirb.n, btrsn Rahruns i.n.
iinb. Dor tinigsn Sabr.n til cine iols
d, prattiids RubanpsnbuHg pieI be-
Ipro9en tporben. 9i. 3uderplantassn
dlf ben Sanopihini.In fparen ourd
Gin aus 4uitrali.n b.riberestomm.s
n,s Snistt, Gin, 3itao.nurt. nobau
o.rnidt,t iporben. Seudendrtis rers
m,brt, iid ous Sni.tt, uHo in ,inis,n
Sabr.n mare BIZ. r.ihlide gtIoqusl,
,nelii9er &oI~OnidlbGui,r n~onItdnbis
p.rfisst. 9a it.aten bic Roturfors
E6er feft, oab oas ssfdbrsrins.nO.
SnI.tt in i.iner auftraIifhen 5.imot
an einem pdrdFtsn 3usrun0e s.ht,
Der fi9 in i.intn Sinttrltib .infribt.
Sn grob.n Msngsn purben nun nit
iola.n qarofrt.n b,baftete 3itaO.n
a.Iamm.lt uno in ben 3~udtrplantas
gen auss,isBt. Sir ben ausenbIid
pimmeIt. IS omar bort BON ben COB
brins.rn bes 3ud,rrobrs. 4btr ois
~ssfrdbis.n unb fid raid perm.br.ns
ben paraiit.n siuesn bdlo ouf bic
nod srIunben 3itaOen iiber unb in
foIs.nD.n Sabr. fpar.n bic plantdstn
| gerettet.
Geg.npGrtis b0rtn mir bon eintm
ibnIidsn 9orsang aus aaIiforni.n.
| in ben .9.roffentIi9unssn oes taIi.
forniI9en SnIetteninititutes" l.i.n
mir iit. Infer poblb.tunntes sra.
titntdfer6.n tut ben Nsni4sn bort
b,n ipi6tis.n 9i.nit BEL Der Guf'
;uft Don 3udsrmsIonen. 0ieis rp.r'
Sen in aoIifOrnisn in ausgtoehntsn
p~fl1n5unssn g.5ii4tst uno brinstn
iGbrIi9 pi,le Mi0iOntn Dollars ers
tras. Sit 2-3 Subren p.rminb.rn
ii9 i,Dp9 Die Grntsn. Cine alien &c,
o.nmitt.ln bisb.r ipottenos 8latts
lausI.u6e 1T bic urIu4e. 8sfprtngsn
nit aalt uno Gduren, gerdudtrn,
5dlf niats. Ta psrfislen bic WeIonsns
3ii6tr o~arauf, Die natiirliden Jtins
be Der glattldui. gu 9ilft gu ruIsn.
limb fol6s notiirIiten 5einbe itro
Rag nis0lite MarisntdFerden, bsil;n
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William Sternberg
Deutscher Advokat
Emaba Wefreibe.T arft.

Omaha, %. Sainiar.
Garter @pi5sH-
ST.. 2, S41-S6c.
Gr. 9, S3A-S7c.
Gr. i, 7SM-S6c.
G~riibia6rs Wei5en-
Rr. 3, S214-S3c
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Spnnie aulofofSfpb cin 3eitnas
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nltng iciler eltcrn. 1912 uorOl. 81.
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Gin Observation-Disclosures Ser bic
iigen giebboic, CLAUDE talbot, III
bon Gbe1enne, @Do., ul0 Senoer,
Col, slirndgefebrt. Sn Gbepennc
hate or cine aonieren3 nit oei
8nomina Gtod @ropers gliiociatin
9ic @ieb5iifter iasten inn, tie bat.
ten eiit gutes Sabr eebabt. SiC
tatten bisber nod fem Sen 81
iiittern broltd,eit uno Die 8eioe bel.
Ter aIs ieit nielen Sabren lei. 9oS
Rin0oieb lift LIBERAL IN gutem gu.
Itanoe.
Die 2eute, peIhe pieOer eint
ieIbitanOige Boitoiice fiir Sin.
Omaha pinihen, MAIDEN cine 5Dol
rubige, aber 0eIto grunOlidere BRO.
paganba, Inn ibren @lmid Der
rirfli6t 5n ieben. @eiteru gaafl
mittas bieltei Die Betrdnfsbonolel