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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-18
DRY CONVENTION
To Open TONIGHT
FIVE HuNpREp DnLEGATkss Elk
PEcTED TO BE IN ATTEND
AxcE ON SESSIONS.
LEAVE THIS MORNING
GOVERNOR MANN, SECRETARY Me
ALTsTER AND OTHERS WILL
REACH ROANOKE LATE
THIS AFTERNOON.
LEAVE THIS MORNING

The twelfth annual convention of
the Virginia Anti-Saloon league will
meet in Roanoke tonight. Three ses-
sions will be held Wednesday and
Thursday, the convention coming to
an end Thursday night
{ About five hundred delegates are
expected to be in attendance. A num-
Der of these will be from Richmond,
most OF the local delegates leaving
this morning at s:5o over the Nor
folk and Wesaarn railway. - They will
reach Roanoke about o'clock this
afternoon in ample time for the open
ing session. which Is at 1850 o'clock.
Others will leave this afternoon. On
the train leaving this morning will
be, among others, Governor W. H.
Mann and State Secretary McAiister.
State Superintendent James Cannon.
who has been in Atlanta, has left for
the convention city. at which he will
arrive today. He will present the re-
port of the legislative committee. of
which he is chairman, tonight.
Business Tonight.
The adoption Of this committee re-
port will be the only business trans
acted at the opening session.
The First Presbyterian church has
offered it's building for the eonvcu~
ton and the sessions will be held
there. Rev. w. c. Campbell. pastor
of the convention church. will open
the convention and introduce the pre-
siding officer. The welcoming ad-
dress viii be delivered BY Colonel
James ID Johnston, ,of the Roanoke
league, and the response by President
II. s. Barbour. of the State league.
The defeat of the enabling act and
the prospects for the passage of IA
similar measure in the next general
assembly will be the chief theme of
discussion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-18
EARLY START COUNTS
IN THIS BIG CONTEST
Every Safeguard Is Thrown Around the Contestants and
Absolutely Fair Contest Without Fear or Favor,
Is Assured to All
Is Assured to All

with the number of votes clipped
from the paper added to their stand
ing as the contest department re-
ceives them. The reason for not pub
fishing the true standing Of every
candidate should appeal to any per-
son who is open for a square deal
and would win the auto through eff
fort and not by spending money.
Even Ii the standing were publish
ed, 1t would be possible for can
didate to secure enough votes during
the first period OF the contest to for
ever silence the man who might de-
clare that he is. willing to spend q
thousand dollars to win the grand
prize. This sort OF person Is a menace
10 fair and square contest. Any
body entering the contest thinking
that money will win the prizes Is
making a big mistake. and The vir-
gilman would rather not have them
enter.
BY giving the largest offer of votes
on subscriptions at the beginning Of
the contest makes Is possible for the
contest department to carry out In the
fullest detail the contents Of this con-
to9t story.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-18


votes for every man. woman and
child who Gala purchase OF SC or
over WIFI have to be made.
Through error the name OF Mrs.
l.. II. Carter. which was omitted in
the Individual class several weeks
ago. was again omitted in Sundays
standing She Is still in the Indi-
viduai class, but her standing has not
been changed to any great extent
since being unanimously left out.
4 Attention of candidates is called to
the fact that the publication OF vote
standing last Sunday was the last un-
It'll the winners are announced, and
will be taken as correct for the bal
lots cast up TO that time. unless con-
test manager is notified of any dis
crepancies before / II. NJ, the 20th.
Contestants are urged to get their
labels in as early as possible. for there
is found 10 be a large number
brought in at the last moment which
win make II that much longer to
count them, and announce the win
nera@ -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-18

Some people are so slow that their
own shadow keeps kicking them in
the heels. The great middle class
keep themselves In that class by not
grasping opportunities when they are
presented.
Tho virginian is about to launch a
proposition In which will be given
sway $6,5Oo-A0 IN prizes. The peo-
pie to share in this valuable distribu-
ton and those who will eventually
win are those Of strong mind and
effort. The VirEinian invites any OF
its readers 10 enter the friendly. com
petition. They will not necessarily
have to be candidate or even a SUBJ
scriber OF the paper to assist some
person who is making the race for an
auto.
The announcement that the largest
schedule Of votes is to be given at
the beginning Of the campaign has
met with the approval Of every per-
son who has given the proposition,
now in force, their attention.
The standing of candidates, SO far
NJ subscription votes are concerned,
viii not be published. The names OF
caudj1atss VIII be published daily
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-18
POET OF S|ERRAS
GOES TO REWARD

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IL
Joaquin Miller. poet OF the Sierras,
died this afternoon at his home at
the Heights-o ON fftffs, which overlook
ed Berkeley, Oakland and San Fran
cisco bay. Death came as the re-
suit of natural decline of physical
force OF the aged poet, who was
seventy-two.
Miller had been unconscious for
five days. and he had been confined
to his bed for six weeks. His wife
and his daughter, Juanita, were the
only ones in attendance. DR.. Stone
thought he would live tin tomorrow,
but the end came at this afternoon
About q year ago Mr.. Miller was
taken seriously i'll and his wife, who
had been separated from him for
years, was induced by her daughter
to visit and help care for the old poet.
He recovered slowly, but Il was only
within the last two months that ne
was able to walk about unaided One
of hiSs last visitors wah Mra. Langtry.
who went up to his home and re-
vfved recoflections OK MiIleF's great
vogue In London twenty-five years
S8@s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-18
VOTING.

Men, women and children will
be allowed 500 votes in the Man.
ufacturers' and Merchants con-
test by calling at Leiberman Ss
Brothers store, Twenty first and
jefferson avenue. Wednesday
from 2 r. NJ. to r. NJ. Five
cent purchase will have to be
made to qualify.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-18
R|CHMOND'S MAYOR
OPENS AUTO SHOW
IN FORMAL STYLE
Great Crowd Is Given Great
Spectacular Exhibition and
Vaudeville Treat
CABARET SHOW is
WINNER FROM START
Clever Artists Give Brilliant
Performance. Creating SEN
sation by Their Unique
Methods

n may be that Richmond has had
rreater shows, theatrical and other
wise. than the first Richmond Auto
show, but 1t liz doubtful, The kfrmess
given by the society vaudeville artists
may have been more colorful, Dur
there never was music at the kirmess
like that last night at the Auto SNOW.
The great concerts OF the Fhlnas
monte orchestra and those OF the wed
nesday club may have been more p .,s-
fenttous but they never had the lie
and ginger displayed In the CaoaFet
show at the Auto show last night :,
Rezides the Ktrmess and the grand
concerts, mentioned above, have peeh
given in the Academy or the City andi-
forum. They have never been gwen
in a great, big, fairyland Oh daxziins
Lights, evergreens and flowers, WIN
brilliant japanese umbrellas ano
waves of yellow and blue bunting.
snjashew of color blended artisticaiiy
into a splendid setting for maEnin-
cent automobiles. For IL must De re-
membered that, first of all. the show
Ia an automobile exhibition But even
as yeweier with cunning art forms
"a beautiful setting for the gems ne
would display, 10 the decorator Tor the
Auto show transformed the nuge
Horse Show building into bower
lovely enough for trouhador. Ii any
of those creatures OF romance ars
around. to sing songs 10 ms iair Iaoy.
As for that matter there were mans
fair ladies last night at the Auto snnW
and before the week In over there VIII
be n great many more. for the Auto
show with its CAtarst show In the
most entertaining show ever gwen mere
within memory,
Nothing Like u seen
TO be sure there may pc dissent.
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-11-27
City Registration Books
Are Now Open TO Voters
Every Resident and Citizen Of Lsssburg Should
Register.

Announcement is made that the
registration books Of the city are
now open, and every citizen Of
L9esburg who wishes to do so may
now register for the municipal cleo
ton to be held here in January.
The requisites for registration are
that any one who registers must
have lived in Leesburg thirty days
prior to the election in which he
wishes to vote. Upon registering,
he is then entitled to vote.
Every citizen Of Leesburg is
urged to register and to vote in the
Forthcoming election. A great need
here is that of more interest in the
conduct Of municipal affairs. The
people Of the city have grown too
lax in this particular. Leesburg
will be greatly helped by the mani
festation OF a live, continued in
terestin its affairs on the part Of
every citizen.
It is hoped that every eligible
resident of the city viii have regis
tered before the election in January,
so that every citizen may have q
hand IN the work Of choosing
municipal officers at that time.
The officers to be elected are may
or, board of aldermen and clerk
and treasurer.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-11-27
Worthy COIOred Woman
Is Champion QuiIter
Harriet Fielder Has More than Thirty Quilts
Now.

Probably the champion quilter
Of Lee county is Harriet Fielder,
wife Of Hamp Fielder, colored
tenant on the estate OF Judge I'll. l..
Long near Leesburg. This indus
trious and energetic woman now
has in her possession more than
thirty quilts which she has made
with her own hands in recent
years. She has made even more
than this number in that time,
as many of her quilts have been
sold while others are in use in her
home. There is a constant demand
for the quilts she makes.
Aunt Harriet, as she is ia
miIiarly known, is one of the faith
full and thrifty colored women Of
the old school. She loves flowers,
and has many of them in her yard
and in pots on the verandah, while
her home is notable for it's neat
ness. and order. These things she
has done, with the aid of her de.
voted husband, in spite of a ner-
vous affliction which has caused
her to become partially paraly2ed.
She is notable example of what
Woodworking colored women Of
Lee county can accomplish, and
the women of her race would do
well in following her example in
home-making and providing for
her family.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-11-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office of clerk and treasurer Of the
city of Leesburg, subject to the regular
election to be held the first Tuesday in
January. If elected pledge myself to
give the most careful and conscientious
attention to every detail of the business
of the Office. / solicit the vote and SUP
port of every white Democratic voter in
Leesburg.
Respectfully,
IT, URIC KING.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-11-27
STATE on Ono, Cry OF TOLEDO
49, C,,,r.-rr.1


Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm Of F. j..
Cheney & Co, doing business in the City
of Toledo, County aid State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
800 for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of Hall 8
Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. B.. 1886. A. w. GLEASON,
(sEALl Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure istaken internally,
and acts directly on the blood and mue-
Gus surfaces of the system Send for
testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c. Take Halls
Family Pills for constipation.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-11-27
See Me For FIRE INSURANCE

Only responsible and prompt-paying com
panies represented. Don't make mistake
and fail to insure your home or other build
ings. It is money saved to you.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-11-27
RsL1 who carry Patent Medicine, Castor Oil Salts
ftH MREEI0IllS Turpenine Etc. we give good Prices
We specially push and recommend our
own Remedies which we guarantee fully

Pruett Pills for the Liver; Pruett Healing on Tor cuts
sores and burns; Prue Comp Ext Sarsapalla LOT oood
diseases rheumatism etc Pruetts rs Chill Tonic chis
fever and colds; Menhodine, good all round save also
good for Group colds chest throat etc CamPhodyne
Iinent for neuralgia soreness stiffness, Rheumatism and
lumbago.
VIZ ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING WHICH
WE THINK THE BEST OF THEIR KIND oBTAlNABLE:
Nnn. Candies Vno Rxa Remedies Eastman Ksdaks and Sup
plies, Sherwin Williams Paints l. E. Waterman Fountain
Pens Edison Photographs and Records
When in town. and what sort Of stock we have
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-12
3ng cntgleilt,
6roes ,flenfhenperluite ourd
ftdhlerns Wa9en
.,erbinoert.
Neiu @abiion, D, 10. Sept.

|tNtV ~~sP AO~ ~~~f~
9ie TbatiaGse, baB Der Bug iih aus
idlieBiih aus itdblerneu @aseu Suiams
meniests, bat iuabri9eiali9 piele Mena
ibenleben serettet. als unfpeit 8phes
Citation. bier Meilen neitiib BON Stem
MaoiIon, g.. Der Seunisloauia 5lDer
ent9leiite, nobel IS 8erfoHen perleBt
,uuroeH; brei tueroen ipabrideinlib fters
ben; ahtsebn befinoen fih in einem 9us
ipital in &idmeno. Sno.
Der 3us fabr nit beoeutenoer @es
ihminoisfeit. nm cine &eripdtuns ein'
suboIen. als bic 2ofomotiue infolse
eines SGisnenbruds 3 auf benz Golume
bus uno Snbianapults 3weIs Der
8ennipluanlasSabn etma finfSis SUB
Dor elner Bride aus ben Sfienen
fprons sesen Die @infufiuns Der Bride
iaulte uno Die 8Dlbun9 binabitiir5te.
Sets ltdblerne @asen fielen bic anbere
86lhuns bimab, rudbrenb bic pier Iess
ten 8aaeH, elm Bu0mans. Elm Nuslitbtss
uno 5Uei eew6bulihe @a9en aui ben
@eleilen bilsben.
Gie Steae Ser @eleiIe. on Der bas
llngliif pailirte, tuor ourb oas 6Od'
iudiier i'm MdrS nnterwaihen wOroen.
Cine idarie aurpe fiibrt naf Der
Bride, nuo Die nsae aiesamfiillung
bat iib nod niht 9eniiseno seieitist.
Sammtlide @asen iuuroen nur serins
beihabist uuo fonncn nod unbeoeutens
ben &eparaturen ipieSer in 9ienit sea
iteat nerSen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-12
SlHdtlingc rciieu.
,lur rpeniSe 2lmsrifduer reifeu auf
Koitsn Ser merifaniiheu
Sesieruue.
9,ra Cruz. Nler.. 0. Sept.

sln SOro oes 0nmpiers GamauIis
pas. Der beute uon bier uah 9tew Or.
leans abiubr. befanoen iid nur peuiae
2lmeritaner. beren 8diiase gum 5hell
upn Der msgItaniihen &s9lerunJ bsSnhIt
miro. sIus 9lmeritaner. sani sIsid OBJ
permoseno Uoer bsblrftis. Die bel Der
nsyjtaniiden &e9isrun9 in &ero GruS
baum eriuben, erbaIten frsie 5abrt in
Der eritsn &aliite nad irseno einem
omeritaniiden Sonfen.
Sbslelh Der bisli9e nmetitaniide
@oniul nidt in Der Gage 1T, anNsrs
8afase ais 3wiidenbsd ooer Slusiie
aaiiite bsoiirftissn 9lmsritanern gu
usri6afIen. iusi9srn iid bod uiele Nme'
r,taner. bas Nnerbietsu Der mer;tnnjs
idsn &esisruns onsunebmen. Gs pirO
itrens oaraui seIebsu. baB Nmeritaner,
Die I'M 8slib Ton @elb iinb, feline lluters
itiisuns pon Der merifaniiben 8e9ies
run9 befommen.
Serr 2ino bat nod feline ipeites
rem Snltruttionen ppn @aibinetpn ers
halien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-12
Scruulc frcigciprOdcn
Don Ger 2lnflaes oes 6lufslpiels
auf Sdbneieentbum in
Canada.
@oaticout. QUEBEC. 9. Sspt.

Wm. 2rapers Serpme ipnroe Mpns
tag 4beno uon Der glnflase irei9eipros
den. nm lesten 9ienitas gbeno auf
Dem bieiisen Stationseisenibum Der
@rnno 1runt 8abn oem SIlfsipieI
gebuIoi9t Su baben. aIs er auf bic Gnt'
idsiouns Der neutrality-suspicious.
i'm 9baps5nQ marteie. Eas &erbDr
por Rihter Muluena pon SberbrpOfe
oauerte nod niht cine Siunoe.
Der &idtsr iprah Serrn Serome
ehrenuol irei uno bat ibn fir Die
@rnieorigun9. Die ibm burh Die Yros
Seiiiruns sutbeil wuroe. UNI @ntihuloi'
sung. Die wenisen 3eusen. Die aufs
gsrufen muroen, ertldrten. lie batten
Serome Iplelen uno geluinnen ieben.
ia ba8 in Srage fommenoe @eies
leoo6 nur basu beStImmt lit. Yaiias
siere Der 8nbnen Dor 6alldipisIern su
ihiiseu. perfiiete Der &ihier Sreis
iprshuna. Die Su buuoerten eri6iene.
men 3uihnuer torsten niht nit Mibe
iallSausoriiden; ol&~oaS llrtbeil pers
tiinbet iuuroe lorsts Der &idter balo
fir 6ube.
9err Serome lit am Nbeno Had Rew
9orf abseiabren. @r piro red1tSeitis
IN Montreal leiu. UNI bem Be9inn Der
gsrbanolun9 iiber oas 0abeascorpus'
@elu6 Thaws beilppbneu su tonasu,
ourd ueIdes lebterer feline Sreibeit
pieber su erluu9en bofit. g8dnu Ehatp
nah Wontreal uberiilbrt iuiro lit uob
INNER nidt beltimmt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-12
Nnfrrgung lit Ycling.
Krie9sbebe in Japan mdht Der
Se9ieruu9 9ro6e
Sor9e.

>Setlng. 9. Sept.
Die hineiilhe 8ealernn9 1T in gros
fer Gorge iiber Die in Sopan sinseisis
tete glgitation anldBlih Der @rmoroung
mebrers 9nponer iudbreno Der aGmpis
in Wnnflu9 uno bat Den hineIildeH Ses
ihditstrdaer in 9oiio b,ouitra9t. Sem
lapunilhen Nuswdrtisen glmt oas Ses
oousrn @binnS iiber Die 8orfalle anss
Sulprehen. Das NusmariIse Hmt IN
3etlng bat bereitS ein @leidIes bem joe
pantheon 8otihaiter segeniiber gftban.
Der neue,nanrie hinsiilhe @eianbis in
9otlO if nod @anting beorosrt ipOrOen.
um cine unteriuduus einSuleitsH.
Dor brei Buhen bate bic hinefShe
8esierung. bic berartise 8prialle bgs
Iirhtste. Die jnpaniite 05eiane.l6ott
erlu6t. ibre 2anoSlsute in StantiRs snr
Nbreiie ~ betpesen. uno Dor ipeni9en
9aaen bate bic jopaniide @sSGnois
idaft bic dinsiii6e Resisruns onpcn IN
aenntniB seiebt. oaB uht Iopnnifhe
GiiiSlere Die auf ieiien b'r iioIihen
&ebe1en 9eiObten batten, nah Jopon
Suridsetebrt ielen.
@ensrnImolor Sbibo, oss aaf SsRhi
Der iaponiihsn &sgieruug ben SUrFna
in 9tantin9 unteriubt bat. sibt in sinsr
1fisnlIideu @rtldruns gu. 0aB lnpas
ulide OfflSiere uno SOIooten obne @rs
ldubniB lhrsr Regisruna ais Beiehls"
babsr in Der iioliden 9Irmer seolenf
hoben
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-12
3amatOna bier.
1liemano peis, Oh er Ger peri6n'
lidle Oertretsr puertas 1T
ooer nid1t.
@albinstun. 3. g.. II. Sept.


Manuel 3amocona. ebemnliger meris
fdniiher 8oiicbofter in ben Ser. Staas
ten, iit om Ntittmoh aui ieiner 9urh'
reile nad] Stem gort, no er anseblifl
pripote @slbGlte erleoisen mdl, in
g8aibinstOn. 3. g., einsstrofien; er
muroe pon NttaheS Der merItnni den
8otihaft ont 8obnbofe empfan9en uno
ertldrie, er eeoente. in etn b!s SDel
Tnsen nad NeW Yort gu reiisn.
Salbamtlib belBt es in Der Sunbess
bauptitaot, Senur 3amacona lei serii'
itet, bic pOn Sobn 9inb besonnenen
llnterbanolunssn iortSuiesen. fails Die
ameritnni'be Resieruns ibn empfan'
gen tpill, uno Die Suertaide Iomlnls
itration bereit lei. aui Die uOrgei6loses
nsu Sebin9urgeu einSuseben. @r ielbit
perbielt lid idmeisIam.
Neue unterbanblun9en?
Merico. II. Sept.
Sn Der amerifaniihen 8otid)aft in
MsricO pirb NIT Der MDslidteit aes
rednet, oaB Die llnterbanolunsen 5ipi'
ibsn ben Ser. Staaten unb Wertco
iebr balo wieoeroufsenommen iueroen.
pennslsih Der @eldaftslrdser o.
Sbauabneiip ii9 niht oarilber duBern
molte. oh er BON @aibinqton 8elluns
erbalten babe, neue SorIhldse su
MAIDEN, ooer Of 6uertas aominiitras
ttpn ent9e9engefommen Jet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-12
Ter ,Waucrnldlrcf".

@eit eini9er 3eit brina:H fteiriidye
uno tdrntnerii9e gldtter 9erinte
ubsr llntatsn oss .gouerulhred,"
tines unbsinnnten Hau6tiers. oos
i'm 6ebiete Der Gtu6alpe Wa1eumor@
De unter Dem 8isb begebt uno eans
srbeblihen S4aosn perurIa6t bof.
am 10. SUM D. 5. srbslt Der glir-
oeroiterrslhii4e Saaoi1uBperein Den
sriien gsrlbt oaruber, oaB man elne
infolge BON Rebel erfolQlos aeblie.
ben. Jo9o ouf jenss .tntier Derun:tal.
let bate, Dem i6on oomals SO 6ha<
fe uno 7 Rinoer, barunter Elm Tdlrpe.
rer Gdis, 3um Opfsr gefa1sn pon
rem. Su3mlipsn bat Iih oas Shdlo~
tonto oes SIutoiirftigsn beoenlli&
gsitsigert. uno man psib beute rod
nibt. ob IS Elm Qu6s, Elm gDolf,
Elm Geopdro u0er ein 6uno in.
Die Qngaben u6er oas Nusie6en, Die.
Gpursu uno Grtremente 0,s g9Sr
terids fno OieI 3u mioeripcdguo.
als ooB man ij4sre Sfllfe ourous
3iebeu tonnte.
Dos UtitgIie0 eiues 0ra3er syaaos
Hubs, oas i1 CUR .tustun0ltoi.uua
uno 4bfputung oss llntiers u6er etne
QDode I'M @iubalpengebiet aul9ielt.
oermutet in i9m nah Der ,SGgrte
sber eintn QBolf ooer entarteten
9uno, ais cine grobe aabe. e,Reu
tu6s ooer Geoparoen. 81 O,aIer
itimmt es. Dap al5 aaub4
tier iein Gpfer immcg pan bla.en drs
'dlIt, ss begt uno bel osn Steulen an
tsiBt uro augeni4eiHlit 10 lan9e oer.
folgt. biz es ermdttet 3uIammenbri6t.
Qnoerieits beiremoet es oab man an
ben Cpfern INNER 0in0rut, poR
Rrdlien mdbrgenommen hlUta viu.
pie iie bon etnem Bo.i o0er 5)an0
'aum berriibrsn tonuen. Ute tagsua
ihnIifen Raubtisrs pfie5sa i5r, Btute
o0yr oa3uIdlsn. 1us lHt.tr tDitek
,rpieienermaben Geute bier u10 NOR
zen oort uno 1T offer5ar thitlroe.
in Der Gadt oiels U(eisn 3a,4tlus
sqen. 8on iahmdnntihe. 1s:ic
9ir0 sire i'm oaeragobten G:jI an
leleqte 9relbidso mi: Hsquip..on
Jon N2ilitdr uno ager 5igtr arb
anusrn Der gegero asplont
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-12
n1 9nHen Zie oas 8abb nid,t
So an eczema rtno Soaut 0fuss
idllaa leioen!

3ie Babies brauhen cine perfefte
Saut. 6aut 9lusihldss peruriahsn
niht nur idlimms Shmer;en, ionoern
binoern aud oas @adstbum. Or.
Spbipn's gcjema Ointment turirt
Ieioenoe Babies. runier Bnbp lit an
SautausidIas i'm @siidt uno ouf benz
aopi, 9ottoren uro SautsSpsSialiiten
waren niht in Der Sage Su beIien.
s9ir probirtsn 9r. Sobion's eczema
Ointment (Salbs) uno mareu iiber9luds
LID, gu ieben, 6oB bus 8abp pulitdu'
big furirt ipuroe. ebe mob cine Shah'
lei ouissbrnudt mar, idreibt 5rau
StrubIsr, Dubuque. Ja. Sn oasn
9lpctbeten Obsr Der Bot susei tidt fir
soc. 8ieiier GhsmtcaI 60, ct. 9ouis.
9Ro., ooer 8hiIaoeI2bin. Gn. @mpfobs
len uon 3. Z. Grbart, aputbstsr .-GnS
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vmftfrrnitr ueruidtet.
Ssi heI9oIano 3in9 ods otutid3c
>llarine.Suftihiff inn
Siurm uieoer.
Nerlin. 10. GENT


9as oeutihe Nioriue QuftldiFf
Il. T. iuuroe 0tenltag Abeno Is
Me,len n6roIidl pOn 0elgpInno nab.
rsno zines bsitissn Sturme5 pernihte,.
1orpeooboOte puroeH iofori on bic
llnglndsitdtie abgsidlidt. fomnten le.
bod uur z Mdnu Der Beiasuna bes
QuitlbiiiS retten. Sshjebn du6ere
peroen p,rmiBt uno iino mabrihein.
lib um9etcmmen. oa oaS QuItihiII lidl
nur eine Stunoe iiber gBaher baIten
tonnte.
Inter ben mnbrIheinIih GrtrMnfes
nen beianben iih gapttdn MeBlna. Der
@ommanoeur oer Quitlhifi, 9ipijipm
Der beutlhsn arieasmarlne; Gapiidn
Nnuf. Gommanoeur beS uerunelndien
4uitihiiIss. uno Baron bon Mn!tsnbn-
Ter Sturm lebte 10 pl0Bhh ein,
oab es oem Captain niht mogAn par,
Su Ianbeu
Mou miro Mtitlmph eiuen @erImdJ
MAIDEN. oas seiuntens 9ultihiii Sm
beben.