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The Winslow mail., 1913-08-23
Beware of Ointments for Cetarrh tina,
'@ Contain Mercury

CONTAIN Mercury
as mercnry will surely destroy the
sense nf smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering 1t
through the mucus surfaces Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians, as the damage they9will do, is
tenfold to the good yon can possibly
derive from them. Halls Cstarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. J. Cheney
u Co, Toledo, o., contains no mercury
and is taken ints rnally, acting entire
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. In buying Halls Ca
tarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
ine. 1t is taken internally and made
in Toledo, Ohio, by +. J. Cheney Go.
Testimonials free.
Sold 10y druggists. Price 75c per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
WEDDING INVITATIONS.
We have some fine samples
in this line aud the price is right.
At the MAIL offi:e.
Notice.
To all stock holders of the
Pacific Automatic Employment
agency to please call at the Ma
vaio Bank in Winslow and get
your stock by the 9TH of Angst
as we are ready to do business.
Respectfully,
B. J. DRIVER.
The Winslow mail., 1913-08-23
Mrs. Hoffman
Fashionable Dressmaking
Residence of Mrs. H. L. Bainun
Corner of Apache & Aspinwall.
The M. E. Church

Third St., between Winslow and
Berry Sts., invites you to atteno
it's services, which are as follows:
Sunday School at 1000 a. m. !.
Morning worship at II. Epworth
League, Z p. M; Evening wor-
ship, 8 p. M; Mid-week Prayer
and Praise Service, Wednesday,
8 pm.
The Winslow mail., 1913-08-23

OF yCIE D!eIuS-: aI-tI -
out Eackache and rheumatism. They
will make a strong, well man OF you.
No habit forming drugs. Try them.
For Sale by the Kelly Drug Co.
The Winslow mail., 1913-08-23
Cure Cure Your Backache
and Rheumatism
WITH
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
Backache dtags on your vitality. Saps
your strength. Weakens your endurance,

Hampers you in your work.
Besides that, it means some
thing wrong with your
kidneys; a weakness, an
Inflammation, a breaking
down, may be, of the kidney
tissues. Foley Kidney Pills
IS the true answer. They
will help you QUICKLY.
strengthen and heal your
kidneys, regulate the action
IS v,o,1t bladder and drive
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13

epansled Banner" let aione the vords
The music usually hear in street ma.
RACES 10 either THE Marssillaise" or
else some funeral march. I think that
the United States nag should foat long
ana frequently and teach . lesson.
WIN. p KIBITz.
"Mo0erate" smokinE,
To ne Editor a The Evening World,
In reply 70 Mrs. II. about her sor
smoking seven or ten cigarettes a
day." ! should say this 10 a moderat to
amount to smoke. And the fact that. AZ
she says. he does not inhale mean.
to my way Of thinking. that he might
a. web not smoke at all for the harm
It does. l smoke from twenty TO thirty
cigarettes a day. not counting pipes and
cigars at home. hut do not inhals and
also do not feel any III effects, and
think never shall II ! continue smok
ing that way. u. p.
To hsise Vacation 1loney.
To the Editor Of The Evening wohd,
The question may arise, "Where ar,
We going to get vacation money! An,
other year let other readers DO the sam
~ we DO: Start with the lst OF septem
Der b. laying aside 10 cents . day ever,
day. including Sunday, and s cents OF
pay day Tor more II one can afford III
ana you will be surprised how muci
money can be saved and how little II wi,
DO missed by making daily deposits.
PRDelpENT or SIX vAcATJ0N1oTa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13

No Co. tihe New YORK Evening W6gld).
him. yuh know, cause II wus . event
In his life to be able to stack up . dol
lar seventeen an spend II all In one
section Nv tn country.
AN then about I o'clock. JUS when
man wus slatherin oleomargarine on
. piece Nv green corn for me at tn
corner Nv Surf avenue an Blink street.
tn Sky opened an somethin' hit me
when wuzn't iooxin'. Well. say. I
made . wild dive fer some kind Nv .
roof. but they wux all occupied. an
when I hn'ily did strike shelter an got
my breath I found ia lost tn kid an
that my raiment an intoxicatin' beauty
had ran down into my white China silk
shirtwaist. makiR' II look like II wus
washed In tn Same water with Q pair
Nv purple sociss. Also tn dampness w
my clothing made II cling lovingly to
my hEger. shown with painful dis
tinctness Just where added curves wus
pasted on. Well. skunk home by tn
line what went through most tunnels.
An II wuz bed for mine at g."
''Didn't any ono offer you an um-
brella or . rubber coat or something's"
Say. how'd yuh know what had In
mind?" she burst out. mo. nobody
offered one Sunday. They didn't get
tn chance. But wuz goin' to tell yuh
bout one Nv them wet-weather vii.
lies to-day. anyway. He wus next on
tho list. Yuh know no decent iookin'
dame ever gets caught In tn rain tina,
some Observation-Disclosures don't ster
up an offer tn shelter Nv his umbrella
as far as her door.
well. a couple Of times accepted
to cave . deMkit hat or somethin.' bi'
I always ended the conversation on tn
outside NV my residence. An 30 thi,
one time when a slick-lookin' thing II
brown asks " ne can't assist mo sei
YES. An he Iopes alongside. obssrvin
how wet the rain wuz. when all Nv
sudden a big husky hurls up beh'nt
and like TO knocks me Nat. at tn sam,
time snatchin' tn umbrella frum owe
my head an administerin' a blow will
his loaded hoof to tn gent what WI
holdin' II.
well. Of course. yuh en- lima zine
wuz naturally surprised an waited fe
explanation. But his nihs wuz al
ready In tn dim distance an still max
In time An the husky, In a dry-gi
temper seq tn guy had Jus swiped I,
umbrella frum the brass rail aiongsid
. Nv him In a cafe. An he ser he's a
ways had to lick a Teller every time
Y rained fer the same thing,
"well. do yuh think I wux eoin'
. take Q chance msstin' HIM aSsiar'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13

Joined hands an save me tn hs.hav"
''whsrA did the catastrophe occur?"
inquired.
'oh. down at Consy Island. II wus
this way. One Nv them nice. steady
fsllers what washes their face with
laundry soap an turns all their money
over to their mother. frum which she
coughs up carfars an enough fer q
dish OF trips once In . while, asks me
down to take . dip last Sunday. He's
related to my uncle or l never would
a fell In With him-I don't never meet
these here plumbers assistants myself.
They don't use this phone.
1T seems he'd been savin' up his
lunch money with tn object Nv takin'
Yours Truly out an splurgin'. An he
said. see4n' as how It'd been so muggy.
wouldn't It be pleasant to 90 an take
whirl In tn breakers first an then
do>th' place UP brown,
"Uv course l had no intention NV
actually goin' IN tn water. but seen
moth hovsrin' around my bathing
suit last week an I thought it'd be JUS
| as well TO give II a airin on tn beach
All the way down he KEEP talkin' bout
what . swell time We wux goin' &c
have. An then. II yuh please, where
do yum think that spud led me to-
Tho Municipal Bath House! An m,
with corsaEe bouquet Nv rubber vi
lets to wear In tn water an every
thing.
well. It WINS hopeless, anyway. Their,
was about a quarter OF million PEG
pie standin' In line before us. So I see
Them people'll use up all tn waite
before We get In. seq, 80 let's mean
der
AN 90 We did some NV tn cheape
things (anyth!ng over dime an h
suddenly lost his eyesighO an ! Il
I him have his picture took holdin' n,
, hand an . expression like bob veal o
Ais map. Il WIS charity to b kind I
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osvssisst. 1919. b. n Prso p
HOT WEATHER DISHES.

LTHOU0I there are many At
n -tractive and delicious dishes
4 \ that are acceptable In warm
weather, most Of them require too
many ingredients. SIMPLE summer
dishes are what We want to know
about. Here are two:
EGGS Glacs-To q pint Of consomme
Or chicken broth add enough powdered
selatins to make It j''ly without set
ting tough. Boil . number OF eggs
until the whites are set and the yoFks
still soft. Shell the sg4s carefully %
that you don't pull them apart. Place
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13
Mr.. Jarr Goes Back to Work Again.
Oh. What's the Use of a Vacation |?

the cashier. hating him at the outer
rail aid In q strained and embarrassed
manner starting TO say:
"Ah-ef-er-Ed-Air. Jarr-old-man-
I'm very sorry. but the fact 10 the
boss has delegated me to say that
seeing you have had Q vacation on pay,
er-you sec. he's left . splendid letter
Of recommendation for you. and II
things pick UP shortly and you haven't
made . connection. why-um-sr-ist ~
havS your address, you know. and We
may communicate with you"
80 completely did this pleasant pros.
pect Undue him with extreme depression
that Mr.. Jarr WAS already arranging
how he should take the news. whether
with 1aunty {svss U assumed) careless
ness o. take occasion TO speak his mind
for once ana tell them what was wrong
with the whole shebangi
II was because no man had any faith
In the Arm. because the arm had no
faith in its oldest and most valued en-
ployses! Timessrvers and office poll
ticians hourishsd. but the good men.
the efficient men
And Mr.. Jarr was now boiling with
outraged indignation. when he heard
Q sibtlant "P-s,s-str and looked up
to behold Gus. the genial and popular
proprietor Of the cafe on the corner.
standing In the doorway Of the main
entrance TO the mats that were over
the cafe. This entrance. with it, hall
way and stairs. was just at the back
and adjoining the family entrance to
0us's place on tho side street.
MI Jar came to . halt HA morbid
fancies flew away a. hS looked into
Gus's ample wealth Of face and saw
real trouble written there.
manf" asked Gus. IN . subdued tone.
And he took q gulp OF coffee. II must
have been very hot or else Gus
troubles were deep, for Mr.. Jar
thought he saw tears coming to 0us's
eyes.
I'm going to work." replied Mr.. Jarr
"want to get down . little early and
make a flying start. after being on va,
cation for two weeks"
For your kids. yes. Il should b,
DONE" said Gus sorrowfully. FOR any
married wife. no! amt got no kids
but got . married wife. Lena. Look
! II was q bum like that Dinkston
Teller. maybe I'd be treated right"
whats the matter now?">
? AT II again, she 10, my wife. Lena
, added Gus. a. though he had othel
) wives by other names. 80 must CONF
down to the door to finish my fruehsticl
I my breakfas4-where she can't baw
r me out on account OF the neighbors
= Ed CHAIR. You are . lucky Teller. Yo'
: got . Job what amt on the premises
n Never be a retail dealer In beers. winei
! liquor and cigars. For then your VIII
9 lives upstairs and always calls 20
i DOWN.
Il But whether or not no meant dowr
stairs Mr.. Jarr couldn't tell. And Wit
% . lighter heart 70 realise others ha
thsls treuelsA teo. 10 vent be vaE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13
O0pyrtght. 1913. BY Tue Prss Publishing %.
(Ths New York Evening WORLDLY

n HR. JARE's vacation was ovu. HIS
M little Journeys around New York
AVA with his wife and family we're At
an end. As the prisoner Of Chillon re-
gained his freedom wath y sigh. % Ar.
Jar returned to wage slavery with
smAls-at first
In fact. 30 eager was he TO set back
to the worries for which he was paid
(hs realiied the worries. after al. we're
In keeping with the pay; somewhat
smail) that he was In betimes and head
ing for the offtce an hour earlier Ithan
was his won't
I don't see why you are 20 eager
about getting breakfast % early" said
Mrs. Jarr complaininGly. "A little later
on We will have to be blowing You out
Of bed with dynamite or something like
that. So. why are you 20 eager to set
to work again to-day I DO not know"
"I love my vacation. but. oh, you
lob" replied Mr.. Jar. Just before
dad get my two weeks of I'd been kick
ing about overwork and underpay for
some time. And now I'm worried III.
tic 10 think perhaps the boss has FOUND
somebodv who can DO more work than
d,S and viii take less money to 10 H."
| Mrs. Jarr, like all GOOD wives and
true, had an exalted idea Of the ex
tent Of her husbands ability and vi
tremendous value 10 his firm. Mrs
TART could realize that her husband
might go somewhere else where hi
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13
lust Sum mer Suggestions

NJ O.. CThs Nsv Yert Evsaias World.
. thin slice Of tongue or ham IN the
bottom Of a ramekin or glass punch
cup. Put one egg In each. and pour
over II the still warm consomme. Place
on ice. A sprig Of parsley stuck In
the jelly and a thin slice Of lemon
make the dish attractive.
Banana Surprise-Bodi . cupfui Of
sugar and . half cupful Of water TO-
gether until II 10 syrupy. Add the
grated rind and the Juice Of . small
lemon. stand on Ice. When Il u Per.
fectiy cold add . half teaspoonfui Of
vanilla. Halve and quarter six bananas.
Sprinkle them with hneiy chopped nvts
and pour the ice-cold syrup over them.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13
THE EAST SIDE CLEAN UP.

HE seeecng residents Of the side have started
in to wipe out the gangs in that section lay stress on
their wish that reformers keep away and police take
<r from the local nvssgato ION shopkeepers and
shers who have submitted 10 bckma declares chairman Of
~ East Side Neighborhood Association most Of the responsi
h for Kidding ourselves Of these criminals Gsngsters represent
symptom Of our chaotic immigrant e houseeauing to be
sns want to do ourselves We have the ability
~ the power 10 take care Of our own problems"
Few people viii not approve this feeling and hope that the east
~ have chance about in their own
" That for yss tho interference Of outside politicians and Of
son syy rsconnoiteng for power reimbursement has
d havoc with the east side notsou The people that
mnn have far lss themselves than from
Political meddlsn who Try 70 win their confidence.
When mans house needs bs tho community
hs everything 10 gain W encouraging him do the lob himself
he east side wants that Glands the best wav N
help get rid Of it, bacaers and gangsters BY all ms.n
4 show.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13

noon ] looked like
somethin' worser!"
m u m b lea Con.
stance In disgust.
Il wus out In
weather what In
3ures everything
what Isn't perma-
nent - complexion.
hair an iggsr. An
after II got through
rainin' an blow.
In on me all my
aids to beauty
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13
INVITING CONTEMPT.

Ply MUST the be snubbed the police made ridiculous
w and the public hassssd and nsuted merely because the
Mayor determined that he and nobody else shall say
whether people o'clock in the morning in restaurants
holding liquor hcenses3
The uptown cafe where the police cot out to
prson forty diners angh siege because the restaurant
proprietor followed the ruling Of the Court Of Special Sessions and
served food to his patrons he had obyd the law by closing
bar promptly silly and dgraceu exhibition Of authority
rome wrong diners escaped by aeywsy only
made the police look more foolish
His Honor set upon playing the role Of supreme head Of
shs police that the have decided against hp he
uspend his hghhsnded action until the question properly
md ultimately setleda
The situation fir effects than obvious Inconvenience
md injustice the public It the police against tho cours
holds ue authority that should b respected and makes
~ appear the effect Of unjust and silly personal osnacy in
ths eyes Of all citizens the police respect the courts
bow il the public to respect etherf
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13

The Balkan idea = -
DO found in boy1 suits
- wen - h girls
dresses, and Il 10 % BE-
coming and % attractive
that mothers srs certain
TO Welcome Il This
little suit ca BE- worn
with or without he
shield and made with
short Or long sleeves. e
may Be preferred. Il II
comfortable - wen %
fashionable and, conss-
gusntly. will Appeal 10
ths boy ~ we'll - 70
the mother. The two
views give quite differ.
emf suggestions TOR
treatment and both are
In GOOD style. The white
suit shown here 10 made
OF galatsa with trim.
ming of blue braid. In
the back view plain
white linen 10 combined
with colored linen serge,
and tho older boys Will
ike wool serge with the
coming OF cooler wealth
er. The trousers ere In
the regulation knicker-
booker style. finished
with Wristbands. The
81. cid 10 separat> and I.
adjusted und0 tia
blouse.
For the I year size,
the'suit Of one material
VIII require 81 yards Of
material "a In. wide. ~.
yards IS or . yards ~;
or. . yards n. ~ yards
80 or ~ yards n for the
blouse and IL yards n,
! yard 90. y yard ~ for
the trousers and trim
ming. ~ shown In hack
view.
Pattern 7s7s 10 GU /
In sises for boys Of 4
I and 8 years.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13
TOO SIMPLE?

EsPrTT an hopes becomes apparent that Fudon to
hold together win only beby miracle Of triumph over
the lifelong habits Of who for years have played politics
M the points and rewards Of the game For these there
such thing seadfas pursuit Of big, noupartsan purpose
After few days Of seeming harmony certain component parts Of
Fusion as again. The Progressive Republicans jealous Of
prospective favors the Regulars Tho Independence League
FESTIVE The Republicans dickeng for party honors
For these expert politicians ultimate end quite
take the place Of the old delight party craft and autenea
They started out to fight Tsmmany Will they 20
the the end and Of the beginning too
inple to be worthy Of their complex mindsi
The who referred 10 His Honor Thst beautiful
6dendSon that dgaces the Mayorty
managed 10 whA shs meant though 4 does
hard . fine shrub. -
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80 TE$$55o5Q
Wet Weather
Willie.
Bv Alma woodward
CowhSht

cowhsht. 1918. b. Tue RI Publi.h
GEYV yELI4 II didn't look like the
w wreck Nv tn Hesperus at tn
" end Nv last Sunday after
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13

Charles Murphy has back to town where the wires
handy, plentiful snd underground
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13

ocean 10 be Joined September" ,v Col ooahai., assist.
ant. Haste the wedding day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13

victions a. to his Independently. And
As he startedt long ahead Of time. for
his once he had disQuietins visions OF
some one else at his desk and johnson,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13
The Valley
OF the Shadow.
~AA~


Bnrn whom
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13
The ... chestix
Visitor. y


fright
q Q
his wsh
himself
the shosty I
landing .
.
Of Bsorn's
himself
this
introduced
Gabrielle
Master
could killed Another visited snram somem there
Gabrielle left
peopsd hdo became thai he
Of
!
Gabrielle Death said nothing but raised
I hour
Of the Shadow tram knowing
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13
The Stories of
IFamous Novels
BY Albert Payson Terhme

osusA Dn ~ rrs rsanass O IN Hss Tea s~sas "se
NO. 60-SLNTRAM; By De La Motto Fouqus.
holding Christmas ct
his grim Drontheim castle Around the board in HE vautsd
his knights their drunken shouts cad
49, laughter wing vfntry outside
Suddenly sleeping burst and
wdfaced dhsveled shtuy dashed the hall He
snram
death and Another pursuing mel"
While a6rishtsd led. the knights
silently shrank the board All the history as
lay behind Sintrams Here brief the
Q OATH
to kill the might chance his castle Scarce
had merchants knocked for
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-13

knew Tor Inc DeViI the LITTLE Master again urxt(
him ny Gabrielle Death said Nothing. but raise,
high an hour glass whose sands all but Sin
tram. knowing no must choose between them ant
for ALL babe the Little Master Gods holy gone
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-05
qns Council gInffs.

Der Sta0tratb miro ouf 8er'
dnlaIiung Der aauiIeute cine Sroi.
non3 erIaIIen, fpona9 Die Soften.
ipege niht nit @aaren blofirt Der.
0en 6irfen, nod bari baieLbit etipns
terfouft per6en, ons ben 8erionen.
oerfebr 6in0ert. Qusgenommen BON
Oieier geitimmitng lit Der 8erfduf
con 3citmgen.
Der Wonot 4ugult mar Der
1eiBeite Monat lett mebr dls oierJig
Sabren. Die burhihnittlide Site
0es Wonats iiberitie8 bic normale
1emperatllr nm adt @rao.
9bereie Huiiel, cine gfegerin,
Die ben Qeger Carl Grfpar0 Stone
am Wontag abeno eridoB, fpnrbe
bon Der GoronerS SurD freigeipro.
der, ga es burd bic 4usiagen Der
8uidauer ernieien tpurbe, Dab lie
in SeLbitOertbeiOigung gebanoeIt
botte.
Cert gfidarO un6 iein Setter
9Drne SaIf pur6en ION Der 4olt.
sci in &aft genommen inter benz
@eroodt, IN Den 2aben Der Star
MercantiIe Gompnnp@ In 0oflano,
gebr., eingebroden al iein un0 cine
Guontitdt 8aore %geitoblen Git fla.
Zen. Die anaben iinb f6 reip,
II Sabre aft uno peroen feitgebal.
ten, Inn an Die 8e66rbe In RebraSta
dnsaeliefert AZ tperben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-05
Gus benz staate yOud.

Clinton. Ger @iienmaarenln6en
bon q. 6. armftrong & SO. bronn.
tie nit 9erluit BON etfDd 100000
ab, moDon etlpa so 9ro8eut Oltrd
Die 8eriidernng ge0edt iinb. glrm.
itrong mar felt Dem Sabre 1870
bier I'M GiieniDnareugeihdft tbd.
tiB.
Dunlap. Grau Sane Dearborn,
cine Der dIteiten getpobnerinen Der
5taot, Iieat ihtper erf1Htt 0arnie-
Der. 5bre flint Sobne, bic felt
fiinfunOOreiBig Snbren nidlt beiIam-
men wnreit iin6 ale an oas aran-
fenl1ger Der Wltter geeilt.
Cttrfua. Sobn Barter uno
Sobn BDntt, be init eirem sc.
pam YferOe un0 @ngen oas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-05

3icebiae ncbeneiuanoer liegen, ba.
ben 8Deiun06reibig Stiid &ino0iet
berloren.
2ogan. auf Ser gee6ee 5arm
Bel 8eebeetonu brannte cine groBe
Sdleune NIT mgef1br 100 3onnen
9lfaIfo Sen al. Wian glaubt, 0ab
bas sen Ourd SeIbitentuuomng in
5euer gerictb.
Dunlap. Cine Sdeune mo @e.
trei0eipeiher auf Der 6orm oes Ser
DtcGoro, bier MeileH 0itIih BON
Dunlap, tpuroe ourb 5euer 5erit0rt.
Die iibrigeu 8ebauoe auf Der Garm
lriroen qerettet. Gas 5euer brad
i'm getreioeipeider ous. Ger Ser.
Init Dur6e nidt ongegeben.
Mostnt aDr. giaIpb Duncan bat
sen Charles sizing auf $4,000 Sdn.
beneri1s %Dertlngt, inter Der an.
gabe. DAB cr ibm franfe Shpeine
berfauft babe. Ter Singer beboup.
let, Dab bic franfen Sdpeine aud
iciue geiunoeu anItedter'.
atlantic. 9ur6 oas @rplo6iren
rines aobloIofens rpuroe 6as @obn.
balis oes ". %. Mnribaa in Mor.
ton, 3ebn Meilen meitlih bon bier,
IN aihe gelegt. Ger SdnOen n!rb
ouf $4,000 a~ugegebeu.
Siour Gitp. Grau Sorrp 600.
per bon 44t4 5ilnore abenue,
Qee6s, nur0e III Dem Mhenifen.
~georange, 0os 6ei Der @roffnung oes
neuen 3 uno 10 Gents 2aoen erfolg.
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