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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26
GO EASY. BYRON.

Ada can boost Of some advantages
that many larger towns do not have.
Among these is the fact that Ada has
parcel post delivery in the city twice
dailv. Ardmore. with many more peo-
ple. is said not to have parcel post
delivery at all. Perhaps the Ardmore
people are not as progressive as the
Ada people. or again, perhaps it is be-
cause the Ada postmaster is more con
siderate Of the public. Then again, per
haps the reason is that there is so
much more mail coming to the Ada Of
fee that it makes this delivery a ne
cessity. while in a little slow town like
Ardmore it is not necessary-Ada
News.
Go easy, Byron. You are giving your
whole town away. You see these lit
tie towns that have so many bundles
that the government has TO deliver by
wagon. are the towns that buy from
mail order houses. Ardmore's post
master does not encourage that kind
of trade and Ardmore merchants are
organized and they are going after the
trade with plenty OF advertising and
plenty OF hustle. All Ardmore needs is
a wagon to deliver our Christmas pres
ents, We do not need one to deliver
mail order packages.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26
WORLDWIDE
CAMP A|GN
FOR TRADE
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE TO
AID AMERICAN MERCHANTS
AND MANUFACTURERS IN THE
STRUGGLE FOR SUPREMACY.

Washington. Oct. 25.-Elaborate
plans for a worldwide campaign for
trade by the United States are revealed
in the estimates Of the department
of commerce expenditures for the next
fiscal year to be presented to con-
gress this winter Through the bureau
OF foreign and domestic commerce the
department proposes to aid American
merchants and manufacturers in tax
ing advantage Of wonderful opportuni-
ties now before them and in preparing
Tor the struggle for trade supremacy,
which commercial officials are certain
will follow the European war.
Reorganization OF staff in Washing
ton and an increase to about twice
its present extent of the foreign com
mercial service are contemplated, ac-
cording to a statement discussing the
new estimates, made public today by
DR.. t. Z. Pratt, chief of the bureau. APP
propriations will be sought to provide
for extensive investigations OF com
mercial conditions abroad and for tar
iff inquiries by the cost OF production
division
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26
A cLoGGED SYSTEM
NEEDS ATTENTION

Are you bilious, dizzy and listless
DR.. Kings New Life Pills taken at
once seizes upon constipation and
starts the bowels moving naturally
and easily. Moreover it acts without
gripping. Neglect Of a clogged system
often leads to most serious complica-
tionS. Poisonous matters and body
poorly functioning need immediate at
tention. Ii you wish to wake up to
morrow morning happy in mind and
entirely satisfied. start your treat
ment tonight. 25c a bottle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26
OPINION AS To
PRISON LABOR
IN OUR MINES
HOLDS POWER OF STATE TO
CERTAIN TRACT OF COAL LAND
GOVERNOR MAY HAVE MAT.
TER TESTED IN COURTS.

Oklahoma City, Oct 25.-Attorney
General 5. P. Freezing has revised
the opinion OF his office which was
prepared several weeks ago at re-
quest OF Governor Williams, in which
il was held that the state may oper,
ate a coal mine to be acquired BY
the state board of public affairs by
employment Of prison labor from the
penitentiary.
The revised opinion Is to the ef,
feet that the state has no power un-
der the law to operate any other coal
lands by prison labor than that tract
which was authorized by the legisla-
ture of 1913 to be acquired and used
for this purpose. In this extent it
modties the former opinion to an
extent that will make it impossible
that the state coal mine may be op-
Grated at all if the opinion Of the
attorney general shall be followed.
This is for the reason that the tract
of coal land authorized to be acquired
and mined has already been worked
out to an extent that there is little
coal left in the ground there
The attorney general reconsdered
his former ruling when the matter
came to him the second time through
the transmittal to him by the state
board of affairs of a brief and argu-
ment filed with that body on behalf
o. the state federation of labor by
the attorneys of that body, E. J. Gid
dings and Ross Lillard. In this brief
the law and the constitution were
fully discussed.
The opinion of the attorney gen
eral last presented to the state board
of public affairs cites the law of 1910,
which prohibits the working of state
prisoners in coal mines as follows:
"In no event shall convicts in this
state ever be in any coal or mineral
mines of this state other tran stone
or such other material as will be
necessary for the construction and
maintenance OF the public highways
or public works of the state"
The law of 1913, which is referred
to as granting specific authority to the
board of prison control to operate a
coal mine, specified a certain tract
of forty acres of land that had here
Ftofore been condemned for such pur-
pose. Mr.. Freezing holds that the
board shall have no right to use con-
victs in mining coal save in mines
located upon this particular tract OF
land,
The state federation of labor and
State Mine Inspector Ed Boyle are
opposed to the employment of pris-
oners in coal mines on the ground
that the occupation is hazardous in
Oklahoma and that it is unfit work
for prisoners such as are in the Nc
Alester prison. The federation also
opposes the work on the general prin-
ciple that the prisoners ought not to
be allowed to compete with free Ia
Dor. There is no inhibition in the
laws as to this employment, how
ever.
Williams position Understood
Governor Williams is not in the
city and his view on the recent ruling
by the attorney general is not known.
His general position however, is so
well understood as to make it seem
improbable that he will ask the spec
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26

not understand how he could use ad'
yertising and attract people TO come
into that block and expect to make
purchases Of modern merchandise in
such buildings. The tenants evidently
pay enough rent to entitle them to
these modern things. We hope TO see
them come.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26

There is No better investment foi
a business man than judicious news
paper advertising.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26
REAL ESTATE

ial session of the legislature which is
expected to be held this winter to
revise the law 10 permit tie opera
ton of a coal mine by the prisoners
for supplying the state institutions
with fuel. 1t may be that he will
even instruct the board OF affairs TO
proceed with the project to open
mine and test the matter in the
courts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26

FOR SALE-One Brussels art square,
practically new. Pugh & Foster, W.
Main St. 24-2
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U
iff inquiries by the cost OF production
division.
Program Of Preparedness
"As a part of the general program OF
preparedness" said DR.. Pratt, the Sec
retary of Commerce will request con-
gress to make a very largely increased
appropriation for the bureau of foreign
and domestic commerce. Secretary Red
/ field believes that commercial pre-
paredness should not be overlooked;
that the United States has great and
unusual opportunity for increasing
world commerce, and he has expressed
these convictions in the requests which
he will make on congress to enable
the department of commerce to do a
larger and more effective work in pro
noting commerce than is now pos
sible.
"One of the important increases
asked is for an increased clerical staff
in Washington. This amounts practi'
cally to a reorganization OF the bureau
with additional divisions and appro'
priations for new branches OF the
work which has recently been under
taken.
THE commercial agent service is the
l., ,oI,bor, of tho trada nrnmotiOn Or.
ganization. 1t is anticipated that un'
der the appropriations asked for that
it will be possible during the fiscal
year 1862 to make investigations
of the possible foreign markets for
cotton textiles, agricultural imple'
ments, structural material, wearing ap'
parel, investment possibilities, etc. No
large increase will be asked by the
bureau for the establishment of branch
officers in the United States, but the
bureau hopes to extend this service
through the cooperation of the local
commercial organizations.
The commercial attache service has
been in existence just about year
1t has proved so useful that an addi'
ton of ten commercial attaches will
be recommended. With the present
organization, the commercial attache
service will then cover practically the
entire world. \ similar increase in
the bureaus work in promoting trade
with Latin-America will be requested
1T is also planned to take up a series
of market Investigations abroad for
the placing of products of raw ma
terials and staple products in closer
and more intelligent contact with for
eign markets. There is a constant de-
mand for information with reference to
foreign markets for lumber coal fruit
cotton, wheat. flour, rice, etc and
congress will be asked to make a
special appropriation to enable the
bureau to study the markets for these
products abroad
The secretary will strongly urge
congress to set aside an appropriation
for securing, tabulating and publishing
concrete information with reference
to~he statistics OF internal commerce
The bureau has had for three years
a comparatively small appropriation
for making studies of the cost Of pro
duction in the country and abroad OF
manufactured articles. The secretary
will recommend a considerable in
crease in this work"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26

FOR RENT-Close in, 4-room fur
nished house. Call at 4O3 c St, n. w.
24-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26
Williams position Understood.

Governor Williams is not in the
city and his view on the recent ruling
by the attorney general is not known.
His general position however, is so
well understood as to make it seem
improbable that he will ask the spec
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26
FOR GALE

| SELL AND RENT TYPEWRITERs.
G.P. Selvidge. 16 W. Main. Phone 23O
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26

ROOM AND BOARD-s5.5O per weeH;
meal tickets, $500, at Mrs. Wards.
Ill W. Broadway. lin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-One room, close in.
213 A street, y. W. 24-9
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26

FOR RENTING furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, modern. Phone
Red 5l3. 1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26

FOR RENT-After November /, three
furnished or unfinished rooms.
Phone $40. 25-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26

FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms
with board, if desired. 216 y. Wash
ington. 26-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-26

FOR RENTING or three light house
keeping rooms and bedrooms. Mod
ern. COZ West Main. Phone 116. Mrs.
Will Roberts. 25-tf
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Y. r. DAWSON, Mgr.
aas asrieo.

General DeboI. Der 2eiter rs
amerifaniiden Moten areli3es, Tat
iiber Die Gage IN Merico einen inter-
eiianten Nerift atgelegt. 9eoh }ei.
ner Sdiloermg giebt es rei1fit1
@rotltoffe iino anoere 2ebeslsnlitteI
IN Merico, aber fie iperoen bon Den
Mahtbobern 5uriifgeboltell, ellttue.
Der nm fie fir Die 6oloaten 5n per.s
tuen6en ODER Inn fie 6lt erportieret
nno 6ann Die boben grport30ne IN
Die Eaide 3ll fteden. Dos giote aretls
babe i'm Mlfeemeinen feline 2ebe1ls-
nittel in Merico faufen forraell, jon
bern babe fie eirfiibren ntiiIfell, mas
natiirlib aud tDieoer @elo gefollet
babe, 0as in Die Eaidei1 Der Niahf-
baber eeflolien iei. Sci es ipirflid,
einn1nl i'm Stonoe geipeien, Qebers-
mittel in Merico 5u faufen, 10 babe
es Mbgoben be3nblen miiiiefl, Die ben
Treis beroreifnht b1tten. 0eboI
iagt, BON elmer tpirflidcn Salngers.
not Tonne man, bauf Der sS1biefeit
oes Merifaners, foauIagen bon i,idlts
sit leben, iliht ipreher, nber iitcrail
berrlde geot uno Gleao. 1epM
mabt iibrieens oarauf nufnterfIain,
baB man in oen Ser. Staoten Iid)
Der eansen Siilfsoftion gegelliiber
iebr fiibl perbnlten babe nno bnb Die
@eitr1ee BON Seiten oes otllerifnni.
iben 8olfes notwithstanding gerirlg
oeipeSen feier
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Die Maifen baben augefangem, Ni.
eeritnnb 81 Ieiiten, iuumit Der Mnnab.
me, bah iic, ubne iuirfliden @iber-
itano, Hplen unb @arldjam amfgebfa
iuiiroen, Elm Guoe gemadt 1T. 8is
an ben Wareiu 5nriidBe6rGn8t, ieten
iie f& 8eeen bic BON gtpr6em tom.
nsemben 6xmtiden 9rmppen In ben
3aresu.J Jeitnngen Mo5an nn6 Tnl.
tnst nn6 in Der am 3miammeuilnf
6es Nm9 Mnb ber @eidfel Iiegeubem
6tftnng 9somo.0 .0eorgiesf smr Nebr,
2ettere geb5rt 1dJDn ~ ben an6eren
1efeitigungen @aridau,s. Gs iinS
fdarfe Sample entbraunt. 0aaesen
finb bic NmNem Bel Hlunic mu6 Wro6-
sit, iueftiiA BON @ariMam geleeea,
iuieber gei6Iagen iuorben nnS baben
iiH mad Der @eidfeI FIN 3nradaeso.
gen. 8eiter iii6lid folI General BON
@Dbrid) fugar bic Wei1iel fd5on a..
reidt ba5rn. giud iueiter fibIid in
ber Wegemb 5iuiiden @ei6ieI nnb
8na 1T siuiidJcm bem 6eere Maden-
tfn's u. ben Mullen einStampf nm bic
Qnblin- -GbIom-einie i'm 0anse. srot
aller bieIer 9ampfe fat iidj aber Der
Sreis NM Ssarfdan nod enger ST..
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Der KreiS llm Warlel)all wird enqcr.

Gier 9erionen, orei Mdnner uno
cine SralL iino in Goris nnter ser
Dor Elm &riegsgerid)t &C.
itellt, oufriibrerilde Sebriften per-
lreltet 5n boben. 8ie1e S1riften be-
ltanoen onsPontpbletelL in bene1t Ste
@egierllng beiduloiet tpuroe, ocg
golf iiber Die tatiddli1en Ger6alt-
niiie 5ll talli6en, uno Sen Soloate.l
eeraten iDurbe, 5u oelertierel. Die
9lngeflagteil lino eilt otter febr rel.
der Wann geanlel1s Grolpail, ein
geipiiier 9enni0ier nnb ieine ssrou
nno elm Wionn geamens Sureau.
Sesterer, Elm bollig iiberlpa1ilter
Wfeniht lit Der Siibrer; er ibeillt Of
len orei Die &opfe berorebt 3u baben.
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Stottflltte berl1l1eoelt. Gap tie ltatt
oelien ieoes abnlihe gorfommnis fir
inen nnfrellnoli9en slft erfl1ri,
heipeiitt ooB iie in ihrer 9iffopfigseit
auf einem Sdein beitebt, Ser nur in
;brer eieenen sluffalinng rehtsgiil=
tig lit, uno BEL Ser gebauptling ibrer
Mnffaiilne Dor Gonfliften itiht gu.
riidihredt. Sic erflart, Die Ser.
Daltuife Ser friesfiibreroen Mddie
oiirften ttientals Die @ehte Der Neu-
tralen beeiiltrddtieen. 3beoretii1
iii oas io rihtig praftiid lit es nit-
hnr6fiibrbar. 8enn mniere Megie-
rnns es aber bnrdfibren milf, 10
mnf iie andj aGe NIT sleident Make
meiIen. Guslanb bat immer nno inl-
mer iuieber bic giedjte Der neittrnlen
Madjte uerIett, nniere 9iesiernns fat
6er engliidem Negiernns aber md
mie bamit sebrOtt, baf iie cine @ie-
oerbolung ibrer l1ebergriffe ais ei-
nen anfrennSliden oft anieben iuer-
DC. 9as fat iie iid nur fir 9entId.
lamS bDrbebalten. @ir fiirften
riht, oaB aus ibrenl @orgeben tpirs-
lihe Gonflifte et,titebeu iperoe,l aber
mir miiilen 8ngeIteben baB our6 Ole
Saltiing iinlerer @eeierltng Die
Moglidfeit fir iolfe leiOer borban-
ben lit. l1n6 mir bebauern oieieI
Mogli6feit aufs 9iefite.
Die 9emtiden melben, bah iie III
ben Nrgunnen einen erfplgreiden
Mngriff gemadjt bGften.
8ie aus Berlin semelbet pirb,
iuMroen Mnsriffe Der Gngl6noer an
Der QanSftrake bpn G6atean 6ouge
nad Ypern BON ben 0entiden 5m.
riifgeidlagcn.
Die GRsldnoer melben, iie batten
Ohlid BON Chateau Sppge 150 garos
ccntidjer DrGben beiett.
Cine 2on6oner 9epefhe bebaitptet,
Der oeutide aaiier iei Der ginnab-
me @aridar's 10 getpib, oaB er Die
aaiierin babe nad Hoien fonimen
laiien, Inn NIT ibr eineit feierliden
ein5ig in @arfbali gu balten. 80
Die @efdidte miro mol t,idt mobr
iein.
lteber bic Sample, bic an Der
0rense BON geiTarabien i'm Ganse
iino, lit nod nidts GntIdeiben6es ge.
mel6et.
gBie Die syrnii5olet bebaupten, ia.
ben lie i'm @lfaB eirtieg .S6ben &C.
nommen. Die 6os obere ssedttal bcm
Often Der beberrifen. Bon oeut-
iber Seite lit Die 9eoArihf nod
nidt beitdtigt.
9ie fran8oiifhe @egieritng bot ii6
enti9loiien bis gum 81. 9esenlbsr
1916 ober Biz gum gnbe oes 9rie- |
aes 10000 Eonnen @efrierflcii6
iabrlib ein5lfiibren..
Cine 9epeihe aus ct. Getersblrra
fehaiiptet, Ole DeutIden beniisten
@efdoiie, Die NIT glanidilre gefiiIlt |
feien gs tit ons natiirIi6 cine gang
tntane Siige.
Slns 1onoon uirb gemelbet, bnR
bic Streifer bum ben aphlemarnbem |
in Siio-@aies iofort sn Samiemben |
bic Mrbeit iuieber amfnabmen, ais iie |
bUrten, oae Der Streif beiselest lei. !
slus @enf miro eemeIoet, bo1e
tiirfiife siegieriingsbeantte tpiirhen
bort eriportet, INN nit 8ertretcrn Der !
sllliierten 8erbonolungen iiber einen
Geparntfrieoen su beginnen. gs III
moglih, oaB bobere tiirfiide 8egie-
rlnasbeantte nod @enf ecreiit iino,
cob oies aber 5u Dem 3iped geideben|
lei, Inn einen Seporotfrieoen ntit
ZEN saiierten absui6lieBen, lit seIo.
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aur5e ueberlit)t.

@inbat ioG BON ben 9iniieI
mie0ergebrannt iein.
Die 9entidjen nn6 Ceiterrei-
der itebcn bur Sbamgorob.
Sample nm 8aridan iin6
entbrannt. Die 9luiIen Ieiiten
in Mosnn, EtItnsf nn6 gsopo-
@eurgieiusf @ioerifanb, iper-
ben iueitlidj bon Warfdan ge-
idlasen. &Gmpfe nm bic Cub
-gbIom 2inie i'm Uange.
Die 0entfd)en riifem in Gmr=
lamb mnaMfbnltlam bpr. 0ieSer
mebrerr Grte befe&t.
ltniere 9fesiernms lpeiit bie
@pridjIGse 9e,itidjlan6s sur
Sideritellnns reiien6er Mmeri-
faner snriif nn6 erflGrt, baF
iie iebe iueitere 3erit5rMng ei-
mes TaiIasierid)iffes, bel oem
Nmerifaner nm's 3ebem fom-
men, fir einen nnfrennbliden
slft 6er Seittidjen Siesiermns
anfeben iuer6e.
Der Streif an ben &oblen-
grnben bon Siib-BaIes lit be-
enbet.
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9ei oen 9(nloaen Ser Gtan0ars

= @ei oen Mnlagen Ser Stan0aro
Oil Company in Stem Oorf mo ans
neren Srten baben ipabreno Der les.
ten Gage beftdnoig Streiffraipalle
ftattgefunoen. Sn @apoine, ge. s.,
ipiiroen bei einem @ngriff Der Stre.-
fer auf Ole @erfe 6rei bon ben 9ln-
Greifern gefhoilen uno ihtper pere
tullnoet.
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Idl ! III peti nSlte9enoe Slatter.
Nmerifa neutral fic1 hdlt.
Ser InBenbatlbel brii19t biel 8elo
Sen gelgiern bilft feiner mebr,
Ste Dtde bertha brun1nlt gar Iebr
sSn China lit man Starf in y1Dten,
ealdis 9ebt nod bem Ssran5inann fl0ter.
GefdhrIid5 Iiilo bie 9ar6anellen,
Ser 8riten 8ampfer bort 5erIheIlen.
Sn gnelanb iiebt man iebt nit @raus:
@rfplse feben a1oers alis
Sn Sranfreih fehIts bereits an sslinten,
Der Srnnftireir lehiest meilt bon bil,teit
Gs gilt 6err @rep ols 80Iefuicht,
Nit @ra5ie liist er 9'rnbe niht
Der 0iuoenblira lit fir nns ipihtia
Die 9olen flopft ben seinO er tii1tig.
sstaIien liegt melt 6runt I'M GiiDen,
Sic e5noer ldeillen rlid]t 3lifrieben
Ser sSaps iap5t iiberaa rad genie,
Serr Soffre nii1nlt Die iiineften 2elite.
2crb aitdener modt' elm Mieienbeer,
Ser aitdiid aber ipeib, ipoher.
Gan5 2onbom fiihIt NIT Wisoerouiioeu.
9aB aits benz 2uftfdiff 8omben fliesen.
sSn MemeI hieIer arrue,l Gtabt,
Ser Mnfdif arg getpiitet bat.
Ser Noraler aibf es leiSer piele,
Vim yiil miro es sDbn 8nIl iett f6ipiilc
Sic 9ffenIib tnisIane ben ail6ern.
SIN Often, Sranfreid] nnb i'll SldnDerlL
Ser Enincare maht fifl nod maltIia,
Sn 9olen tit es furhtbor laliiis.
Ser 9ill'ien saonpf slt manber Sr:it
YIN rHennens&nmpf getpefcn it,
sSn Gerbieu bIiibt Ser Wlenhelmoro,
Sibirien 1T fein Qrftflrort
Ser Tiirfe lit elm topferer Mann,
Ser Son,mt, babon nlelocn fann.
9nS II s9oot fom,nt ben griten fdon
Gin llnteritano lit fein Salor
8erberben ibeit Der M6rier gaden.
@crbale iino oft idtper 5,i MAIDEN.
Ger @interfeIb3us lift beiAperlid,
tyic 9tC0o H,,Hat ra,,t[xn6xI,A
aeit e fdllt s'raoe mir uidts ei,l,
gs mitste oenlr 9irniiiben fem.
Die 9fer lit fein fIeirer G5rabcn,
unb gpern tuer6en mir baIb baben
SIN 3arenrei6 herrfht nod Die auute,
Scr 3eppelin fpirft ntnn6es Cute.
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9arles's ,,9npIieatina 9bop". Shueis
Ie. refine uno senaiie arbeit. $40 Gtuea>
rirgens @ebdiibe Erabis 3406.
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Waineral gSeas Sotel Sremoenbii1
tpeibt biele 9amen bon Gan 9lntouiern
aif Die bort Die ipunoerbollen Winerals
nailer trinfen @er es ilidt an Srt inb
SteIfe frinfen fanr, foIlte iidb cine aiiie
Slnid)en BON benz perlenoen ,9amar
Srun" sufdiden Inffeu. @s lit elm mifs
oes Nbfiibrmittel itnb entbdIt mnaiidc
3eilfrnft fin iebes Organ bes menihfis
den 9Drpers; cine nnfehlbare Soilfe bei
Nerpoiitdt. 8erItopfiine, 0heiimatiss
nnis. Wagenz, glierene uno 8laIere0eis
ben nitp. Sn Gan Gntonio in eliteu
8irtfdaften. apotbefeu itno an Gobae
irniieritdnoen 5u buben. @erlaugt elm
@los r2onar Sron" nno SIR tueroct
oanfbar fem. oiefe 9lnseiae bendtet 81
baben. @erihafft @ud cine Gifte ooer
telepboniert Der 2omar Geentur, 3ctel
grodett.
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Grapeh's bdlten frifhes ssleiId. @es
fliigeI, gier, Butter, Yrobiitte, Siberei=
tete Sleildl< uno 6oIatz Gorten iin6 be<
fte Groceries. grodett 1861. Neiies Sel.
$40.
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9. s. e sHera 90. G,nrSen,
,,Gbtruprartprs

Grobuierte Der TalmerzGduIe. oes
ilraueIs Der gbiropractie.
$40 Hintb Str. Sci. Grpfett 1880.
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geae Gier in ber GtaSt. 9. n. 1ae6er,
(BbcsTaIe.)
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9riessalpbabet.

Sitmorpolle 8eitrae bon HauI @raes
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aas gQerieO.

Gen. @araa, Der aud cine 3eii.
lang Erdiioent Der fonpentionaliIil-
hen @egierllng in Merico mar, BE-
finoet iid nnf Dem Nege nod @alb-
Sington ct gebt oortbin ais Hepr1.
sientant 8Ila's.
Stt elmer 4orreiponoeit3 aus
Der merifanii9en SauptItaot, 6ie
bonn 2. September ontiert lit, beibi
es. Dob Die Not bort nod iunn1er
9roB tit un6 oaB Die Nadridt gro.
Ben Sbreden nerliriadt babe, es
leien feline ipeiteren @eloer fir oas
alnerifaniid]e Mote &reu5 bort Dor.
banoen. Oas amerifaililbe Mote
areu5 in Der merifanilden SaiIpt-
itaot beriorge 10000 MenIhen NIT
Sebensnitteln ilno es lei oringeno
notpenotg, oaB linn tpeitere. @elocr
rerlhafft tuiiroen. Gin ginIteGen
feiner Satigfeit ipiiroe furhtture
ysot i'm @efoIge baben. Mus @aib-
inatom miro geneloet, Dob Die ~9lo6c,
feIler Soilnoation" Dem Moten &ren5
in Der merifaniifen Saupiltaot mel
tere $4,000 sur gerfiisuag eeItelIt
bat.
Cine ansaH Garraaaiitas SinS
auf Der faliforniiben 6albin5el BET
Santa Holalia eelanoet uno bo6cn
elm @efeht init 8iIiitas sebobt, III
Dem iie Seeer bIieben.
Die Seier oes 9tationolfelIta-
ges lit IN Merico obne Storllng ber-
9angen slph I'M Fio 8ranoe @ebiet
mar alle8 ruhig. Gs fanoen feine
susidreitiingen itatt.