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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-09-28
husband OBJECTS
TO OPERATION
Wife Cured by Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

n. Noines, Iowa. Flour years ago
, -. very sick and my life was nearly
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Diver Tells Of Difficulty In Locat-
Ing Wreck Of Treasure
Ship.
CASH and SILVER BULLION
Other Wrecks Are Found by Treasure.
Hunting Crew, One Of Them Ap-
parently Being That Of
q Steamer.

Norfolk, va.-Searchlng for sunken
ship on which there Is over $l,000.O0O
In money and silver bullion, the treas
ure-hunung crew OF "a men under the
command OF Capt George Stillson, a
master diver. Inventor and expert In
submarine engineering. Is not proving
an ensy tnsk. Stiilson says.
The treasure-lnden ship Is, or was,
the Ward line steamer Merida. She
was sunk In the summer OF 1911 about
nfty-nve miles OF Cape Charles Light
ship when she was rammed by the
freight steamer Admiral Farragut.
The Merida carried over 800 passen-
gers, all Of whom were taken OF by
the Farrngut und transferred to the
Old Dominion steamer Hamilton,
which landed them In Norfolk.
Among the passengers were num-
ber Of Americans fleeing from Mexico.
They had with them the savings Of
their llfetimes and these savings they
say, were locked In the safe In the
ONCE OF the purser OF the Merida.
When the steamer was struck the wa.
ter poured through the hole In her
stnrboard side so fast that they did
not have time to save any Of their
vnluables.
The Merida also carried silver bull
Ion said to have been worth over 5000
600. The purser's safe Is filled with
money and jeweiry. The vessels car
20 was fruit.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-09-28

The pubIc's neck is always exposed.
The evening world., 1916-04-10
keep A Jar OF
MUSTEROLE HANDY
1t Quickly Loosens up Coughs and
Colds in Throat or Chest

Just little MI STEROLE rubbed on
your sore, tight chest before you go to
bed will loosen up congestion and break
up most severe colds and coughs.
MCSTEROLE is clean. white oint-
mcnt made with oil Of mustard. Sim
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Better than mustard plaster and does not
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Thousands who use MUSTEROLE
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CT often prevents Pncumonia.)
At your druggists in 2jc and SOC jars,
and special large hospital size for se so
BE sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refuse imitatons-gct what
you ask for. The Mustcroc Company,
Cleveland. Ohio.
The evening world., 1916-04-10
Philadelphidns
Present MahLer'S
8th Symphony
BY Sglrester Ruuling.
DHILADELPHIA's musical inva

bhlbAl)ELPHlA'S musical inva-
i sion Of New York at the Met
ropolitan Opera House last night
was a fine spectacle. Thanks to New
lork's wealthy and socially promi-
nent members Of Tnc Society Of the
Friends Of Music. who guaranteed
$4,000 TO cover the expenses OF the
enterprise, Leopold Stokowski, the
conductor. brought over the Phila-
delphia Orchestra, augmented to 100
pieces, mixed chorus approximating
1000 voices, with eight soloists, and
presented to us the late Gustav Nah
lcr's eighth symphony outside OF
Munich. where 1t was nrst produced.
the work had not been heard previous
to last night save in Philadelphia,
where is has been the musical sem
sation of the season.
Fifteen minutes before last nights
performance began trumpets sounded
a chord warning everybody to be
seated. The orchestra slowly as
sembled on the stage before curtain
from behind which there floated out
babel OF voices. When the curtain
was raised the disclosure OF the
serrled ranks OF the chorus started
applause which grew in volume as the
soloists came on and reached a climax
when Mr.. Stokowsk appeared. At
the end Of the first part there was a
7 a - Na
the work was finished there was an
ovation for everybody. especially for
Mr.. Stransky. In the boxes and on
the floor were gathered host OF
| prominent singers. viol!nists, 'ccllists,
planists. composers and music teach
crs who attracted almost as much at
/ tention as the people on the stage.
n the plaudits Of the people who
' crowded the auditorium last night
/ shall be accepted as a verdict. Mr..
/ Mahler's work is an artistic triumph; (;
! but is II? There Is room for doubt.
| In the first place. in spite of the
| learned musical analysts who have
| decided that the composition fulfls
all the accepted canons requisite for
| symphony, ordinary music lovers
will regard II as an oratorio. Di-
vided as 1t Is into two parts. the first
based upon the hymn "Noni Creator
| SpIritus" and the second on the final
/ scene from tho second part of
Goethe's Faust" the creation leaves
an impression OF labor, OF lack OF in
spiratiOn, Of striving after an eX-
preston OF big thoughts In musical
form that fails OF its purpose. The
opening chords arouse expectations OF
=, IN
/ realized.
/ There is nothing distinctive in the
middle body Of the first part. The
keeping of the voices at high pitch
stiles color and results in monotony.
Z Only at the end Of the first part Is
/ one stirred again by the GLORIA"
/ splendidly proclaimed by orchestra
and chorus and made theatrically
| more effective by the trombones and
The evening world., 1916-04-10

Misses Costs-l4to IL yrs.
Coverts. gabardines. poplins.
wool Jersey and sports cloth
tan. navy. marine blue and
black. az well as white
stripes and sports shades
swagger. dress and sports
mOuHl Is. = J
The evening world., 1916-04-10
JOHN D. IR. AIDS CATHOLICS.

DENVER. April tO--John u. Rocke-
feller jr.. a Baptist. Will contribute to-
ward the erection OF Roman Catholic
church in Berwlnd. one OF the coal
camps OF the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company. Mr.. Rockefeller Is willing TO
cooperate in building a Protestant or
Catholic church. or both. in every Col
orado Fuel and Iron Company camp
whore there Is need OF one. or both, and
whore adequate support and permanence
OF worship are assured.
The evening world., 1916-04-10
Don't Let a Cold
Get a Good Start

The way to check a cold Is TO fight Il
from the first. Even tho worst msladies
often are easily conquered II attacked
early enough. Colds may lead tn asthma.
bronchial troubles and pulmonary atfec
tlons. In tho treatment OF these, one OF
the first needs is to build up body re-
fistance.
Eckman's Alternative often has assisted
in such upbuiding. As treatment for
the troubles named, II has been used for
moro than twenty years. And In many
Instances It has effected lasting relief.
As with any other medicine, It should
he regarded only as n first all to right
care and hygienic living-and safe one.
For It contains no narcotics, opiates or
habit forming drugs OF any sort
At Riker. IIegeman's or your drGCgist's
Eckman Laboratory, PHILADELPHIA ivt
The evening world., 1916-04-10
FIRST AUCTION OF SHIPS.

" The first auction of ships at this port
viii take place tomorrow at the MARI
time Exchange. One motor tank vessel
one steam tank vessel. one general
cargo steamer and several other craft
will be offered to the highest bidder.
II is expected the idea will develop and
become permanent, and that the auction
will be extended to everything connect
ed with ships.
Joseph p. Day will be the FIRST auction
eer. Sales will be held on the floor OF
the exchange twice n month hereafter
The evening world., 1916-04-10
SPRING STYLES IN
SILK UNDERWEAR

SILK UNDERWEAR
For Women Of Exacting Taste
Dainty easily cared for-favorite With
women who travel. inasmuch as Il packs
closely and easily and Is OF light weight.
Flesh tint and white in each group.
ENVELOPE CHEMIsEs. Loo
Washabl" satin-flesh and white
dainty trimming Of Val lace.
At I.OS-HIgh lustre silk or creps
de chtnc-etfrctive yoke of lace
trimmed. puffcd chiffon or Empire
style that II hemstitchod and rib
bon rose trimmed.
At ..0S-Cropo do chino and satins
--organdle medallion yokes and
hemstitched tailored band styles.
More elaborate models in Empire
and laco yoke styles of handsome
tub satin at 3.0S and 400.
CORSET COVERS AND CAMIsOLEs.
.oS- satin crepe de chine-em-
broidered organdic and Val lace.
also other style yokcs.
Others from 10 to 3.OS
PETTiCOATs-
..cS-CtCpc de chine-new stylss-
single and double flounces Of Point
laces or gold figured crepe de chine.
4.S0-satins and crepe de chimes
deep flare flounces OF laces. with in
set rows Of plated silk and ribbon.
Exquisite models at Ids
G.oS and 7.oS-high lustre satin or
crepe de Chlne-deep nounces OF
! Point de Paris laces with touches of
rosebud trimming-one model has
three folds of satin on under flounce
OF plain net.
| lx...a,-..iuu. aA % no a 40
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Clock signs Denote Morning Specials.
Look " he CLocLsi Look for the CiockAi
The evening world., 1916-04-10

the trumpets that sound from oppo-
site sides OF the gallery.
In the second part there is greater
variety and more color Yet with all
the different choruses, including those
OF the Blessed Boys" and OF the
Younger Angels" and of the solos Of
Pater ECstaticus Pater Profundis,
Doctor Marianus and the Penitent,
formerly named Margaret" aud of
the trio OF The Thrct," still one Is
ever conscious of labor: Of the reach
ing out after n majesty OF expression
that shall compel the heart and mind
to awe and faith and subiectinn in
the presence Of great mystery, hut
fails short. Nobility of thought and
emotional expression are lacking,
though there always Is power and oc-
casionally appealing music.
The sOlOists were Florence Hinkle,
1ncz Barbour and Adelaide Fischer,
sopranos; Margaret Keycs and SUI
sanna Dercum contraltos; Lambert
Murphy tenor. Rcinald WCrrenrath,
baritone, and Clarence Whitehill, all
capable artists hut neither OF them
given chance for special distinction
Tho choruses, well drilled, in voice
quality did not give us cause for envy
of our own chorusos. Kurt Schind-
ler'S "SChola Canturum," for instance,
Is better or the value OF such a big
chorus. too. there is some doubt
Mr.. Sctti, the Metropolitan Opera
House chorus master, manages to
get greater sorority out OF 200
choristers than was reached by last
nights 1000. The orchestra Is a
well trained body OF musicians with
whose qualities we are familiar. as
We are with those OF Mr.. Stokowski,
the conductor, whom we always are
glad TO welcome here.
John Mccormack gave his ninth
New York recital last night in Car
neg1e Hall. assisted by Donald Nc
Beath, vlolinlst. and Edwin Schned.
er, pianist. Mr.. Mccormack sang
four groups. his numbers ranging all
the way from an aria from Mozart's
Don Giovanni" 10 Richard Strauss's
Devotion" His last group included
James Il. Dunn's The Bitterness OF
Love-" Edwin Schneider's Your
Eyes" II. T. Burleigh's new "One
Year" and the Bizet Ave Maria
with Norman Winter at the organ.
Nine, Pauline Donalda who was
last seen in New York in Carmen
at Hammerstein's Manhattan Opera
House. was one OF the leading soloists
at the Hippodrome concert last night
| Besides Sousa and his band Other
! features were Miss Evelyn starr
The evening world., 1916-04-10

Mischa Elmlu. tho Russian violin
ist, at ms last recital - the season
at Carnegie Hull on Saturday after
noon drew crowd d house. Simul-
tancously, at Acodan Hall, in Joint
recital, 80 did Susan Metcalfe-
Casals, soprano. and Pablo Casals,
'cellist. In the evening. at the Wash
ington Irving High School for the
Flonzaley Quartet. giving the final
concert Of the Peoples Symphony
Auxiliary Club. the standing Room
Only" sign was mp.
The evening world., 1916-04-10
H Is A II M
srst West Of Asuu.
Latest Easter Apparel and Accessories
Priced According to Our Moderdte-Prof Policy
FOLLOWING ARE BUT EXAMPLES:-
G. APPAREL FOR MISSES

This newyarrangd fairly abocm with Spring and
Asornen include
taste and machess values for
The evening world., 1916-04-10

Copies of foreign models-silk popiin
and charmeuse-beige old blue and
old rose = trimmed with natural
marabou-27.OS model Is silk lined.
The evening world., 1916-04-10

Fritz Kreislcr. the Austrian vio-
hnist drew a crowded audience to
Ca 'negie Hall yesterday afternoon at
his recital for the benefit OF wounded
musicians in Vienna. At Aeolian
Hall. also in the afternoon, Harold
Bauer. tho English pianist, filled
both auditorium and stage.
The evening world., 1916-04-10

The circulation of the SUNDAY
POSTDISPATCH is 80 per cent larger than
that OF all other ST. Louis Sunday English
newspapers combined,-as shown by the
figures of the Audit Bureau of Calculations.
Sunday Circulation more than
$4,000.
The evening world., 1916-04-10

violnist. the Halevy Singing Society
and Free Synagogue chorus. under
the direction OF Leon VI. Krammer;
tho Manhattan Ladies' Quartet and
Robin Ellis -Ciendinning, Irish hui
morist.
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Santa Sc (5. &. q. 81. 9epot).
Gnfunft =
$40. 7l8om 3oroen. 1000 BORN.
$40. 1-Som @oroen 49,. 1925 abenos
Mbfahrt-
SO. 6-Mod benz Roroen. .7:55 nadm.
$50. 2-Ia6 Dem Rorben. .9:15 borrl.
6. 81, 1t. & 9. (S. & q. 81. sepot.;
Mnfunft =
Ro. 2-@on Corpus g6rifti NIB ga,ri5o
t6prinas. .4:55 nddbnt.
Ro. 4-@on Corpus ghrifti. TOO BORN.
abfabrt -
SO. 1-aa6 Corpus shrifti nnb garriso
Springs ......... 1920 BORN.
80. 8-Rah CORPUS ghrifti $3.50 obenbs
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5reie Yreffe tit seras: 9onnerRas 3. Sebrnar 1916.

.tionaren WaBnabmen Ietnes 8aters,
aber eth neuer, ni6t minoer eefdbr-
lider Seino tardte am &ori8ont
ouf: Ser Banilapism1s. Weit MiiB-
trauen i6ielte er nod oett balti=
ihen Brobin5en, oeren 9eiteben aIs
EN- nit 9euti6en bebolfertes @ebiet
e~ fir cine i6pere gebrob1tng oes
ruiiii6en Gei6es bielt, uno Dos Ser
bot oes 9eutl6en ols ltnterri6ts,
Iprad)e tpl1roe nun nit riidiibtslo-
fer Strenee ourdgefHbrt. Die Sol
ee mar, BOP oie bel1ti6en 8rofelio-
relt elmer nod Dem onoere11 Die
Stabt nerIieBen rpabreno lire Stel-
len bon ruiiii6en 9o5erlten. meiit
ieoo6 BEN nntii6tigIten beiebt pllr-
Den. Die menigen baltii9en 8ro=
felioren, Die nod 5uriid6lieben uno
bie fortan in rnfiii6er Spra6e la
len, nern1odten ben Nieoergang ni6t
mebr ouf5ubalten. Nur Die t6eolo-
glide Sofultat erbielt oie @eneb=
migurda iid Der oeutl6en Spro=
DIE beotenen au oiirfen. 0ober fam
es, oaB bon Nun ab Elm GROCER Seil
Der baltil6en 5tuoenten it6 Ser
Sbeologie miomete, neil bier aGein
iid nod Die Moglidfeit elmer 8e=
ibaftigung NIT oeuti6er @iIienidaft
bot. Damn tit ou6 oieie lebte Ser
giinffigung Der lniberitat genom=
men moroen; es muBten on6 Die
tbeologiiden gorleiungen i'll ruff
l6er Sprobe gebalten meren. 1no
oo6 belt Der 8alte, mie I6on eirt=
gangs betont fpuroe, nod INNER NIT
elmer abgottil6en 2iebe an ibr felt.
v9oS 9aus mag ~5erfallen, @ns
bats oenn. fir geotl Ser @eilt lebt
IN nns alien, l1no nnire 8urg lit
@ott".
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Die bentige Gage.

Cine Menge erfreuli6er Nahrid-
ten 1inb beute gefommen. 01e Eui=
len iino BON Der @ren5e Der gnfo-
.tpirta 5uriidgetrie6en uno baben aud
BON Sen 9eutiben cine 0ieoerloee
erIitten. Die Sfoliener Doben atpei
S9lappen empfongen am Idlimm=
iterL tpie es ideint, ant Sol oi 2a-
no. Gle Selterreid)er ii11o bis gum
Mati-5luB in Mlbanien noreeornn-
gen. 9as @aes bot Die Gage emit
i6ieoen etpas GIT @unlten Der gen-
trolma1te berdnoert. aub Die
gabn, oie nnd Salonifi fiibrt, 1T
mieoer ousgebeiicrt uno MOI ertDar-
tet bort ieoen @itgenblid ben @n=
griff Der 9eiltlhen unb ibrer Ser
biinoeten. 9lltd miro aus 2onoon
gemeloet. oaB Die 9elttid)en anfdei-
memo cine l1elte groBe Nffen5ihe i'll
g8elten porbereiteten, oeren 3tped
Die @roberung BON @alais ODER
9iinfirden iet.
Ger @ppam-Saa tit nod nidt
enti1ieoen man peiB nod nidt,
mas nit Dem Sdiff aeideben miro.
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Sramden mir siuei 8ptidafter in
GngIan6?
(@eitlid)e 9oft.)

Die Seem gorfer v@orlo", oeren
ertge 9e5iebungen gum @eiBen
Sauie lanobefonnt iinb. bradte rtell-
li6 cine o~usfiibrlide 9epeid)e
aus @oibington iiber sic Grim
be, Die ben 8r1iioenten ongeblif)
beranloBten, eiren .perlonliden
8ertreter", Sol. Souie, nod eng
LAMB 81 ~entIenoen, r1to iiber oie gluf-
gaben ,ocren 2olung Serr @ilion
ieinem Senoboten anbertrant bat.
8enn alles bos mobr lit, mas oie
p@crlb4 iher oieie beioen Sa6en gil
iogen bot, oann lit es. oie bodite
3eit, oab Der in 2onoon amt[iG be-
~gIaubiate 8oti6ofter bon Ieinem
@mt 5uriidtritt; oenn Damn beoel-
tet Die @ntienoung oes .altBeror-
oentli6en gotI6afters4 nidtsmebr
uno nidts tpeniger, als oaB Der auf
Dem regelmaBigen @mtsneee be-
Itelte 8ertreter am Sole BON ct.
Sames ieiner peranttportliden
Steuung ntbt gefpafle EN- lit. Inter
ben umitanoen fonnte an enter @b-
berufung INN 10 iueniger @nitoB ge-
itommen nerben, als Der gotidafter
- I'M @egeniab aa ben inn &ange
nieoriger itebenben @elanbten -
Der perionlide Geprdientant oes be-
treffen6en GtaotSoberhaubteS lit.
mitbin oeiien poIes 8ertralen ees
nieBen muB. @enn oaber 8rdii-
bent @ilion meiB ooer altf nur 81,
fiiblen elaubt, oaB ser gegentpGrti-
ge gotibafter feline 4uffaiIung nift
mebr teilt, 10 miro linn fem per-
niinftiger Menid oas &ebt, ben go
item anberDeitig 81 heiebeL ab-
Ipreden. &ein &edt aber Bot SEER
@ilion, ii6 boppeGt bertreten
5u laiien, neoer in 2onoon nod)
in irgeno elmer onoeren Sallpt-
ftnbt. Die @~eqriinonng, er tpone
oaourd Srrtiimer a%iiffI6ren inno elm
beiferes gegenleitigeS @erIt1n6nis
lhaffen, nimmt fi6 geraoe lGder-
lid aus gegeniiber Der arerfannter
Eatia6e, oaB bisher Serr @iIion
bur6 feline uperionliden @ertreter~
INNER nur Dos erfobren bot, mas
er bate erfabren tpollen, uno oas
ettiprnh burdens nidt INNER ben
ipirfIi6en @erbdltniiien = man benz
fe nur an Merifol
01i,t, Der aongreB lit in Sibung.
uno nod ieinem bisberi9en @erbol-
ten Der e~igenmddtiaen peri6nIifen
BoIitif bes B~rdiioenten gegeniiber
gu ,trteilen, miro err aitf) Ser SouIe'-
iden Senoung einiae aufmerfianl-
felt tpi6men.
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q. a. 4. y. q.
Qitfmnft

NItIuHf -
No. l. Bon Souiton 8aco unb Corpus
@brtItt ............7:05 nadm.
SO. 3-@on Souiton uno aiifenorta1.
$50 borau.
SEQ. Soon goafum uno aiifenorten
1900. lido nadnI.
go. 42-@on &errbiae. 1910 bonn.
No. 44-8on &erroiue. nnr Conn,
U ......... ..O.45 QbenOS
Ro. 146-@on @errbine, tdglih ousae@
nommen Sonntags $3.50 aberlbs
@bfabrt-
Mo. 2-Gah 9oufton, @aco uno Corpus
@brtiH .9:10 bornl.
So. 4-Na6 9oufton unb aiiitenorten
1920 aberos
No. 6-Na6 goatum unb aiiitenorten.
2:10 nndm.
Ro. 41--gfad &errbiIIe, mir am @orlts
tags ........... 800 morgens
No. 43-Na6 3errbine. =. 4:35 abenbs
itontrnen Sonntngs ....7:05 bonn.
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@irgenos III pielleidt oieles 2ieo
NIT tieferem Siuue geinneen NOR
ben ols in 0orpat, mar e5 bod ie.
oesnraL perlit es erflaug. fpie elm
Sdmur ~getreuen @~lsborrens in ben
3eiten fdtperer ~notionaler 8eor1ng-
mis- iino eiiernen Seltbaltens an Dem
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O. S. & 9. a. (9auptIinie.)
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lar1s .4:40 BORN.
SO. 1O2 Guniet 2imiteb, bon Can Srans
cisco 1858 BORN.
@o. 7-Sdnen8ue, bon Stem Orleans.
SO. s-9dnenaus, bon Sci Mio -.
1900 norn,.
$50. 9-5uniet grpreb, bon Stem Dr.
leans. 1855 nndm
@o. 10-Sunfet grpreB. bon Gan Srane
cisco .........-.. $3.50 nnd1nt.
abfa6rt-
SO. 1o1-@unIet aimiteO. mad Gun
Sraf1eiseo ..:...:...4:5O bornt.
30. 102-5uniet 2imiteb, na9 Stem Orr
leans 400 bortit.
$40. 7-s6nslsns. nod Sci MiO.
..11:00 BORN.
80. s-5dnen8us mad 3eip Orleans.
$50. 9-9uniet grpre6 mad 9m Srans
cisco $500 nad1m.
SO. 10-Snnfet grpreB, mad Netp Orr
leans. .......... Hoo nadts
gfetorfa Stpif ont.
Nnfnnft -
so. 301-@on S%ouiton, Sort 2apaca,
gictoria, glero ......7:20 no6m
Nbfahrt-
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|
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o0as Saus mag 8erfaaen.
8as bots oenn fir Notl
Der @eiit lebt in uns alleiL
ltno unire Burg lit @ott.~
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sdmersbaftes @ifteniue6.

lin Die 0erpenidmer5en bel Sill.
tenpeb gu totem, fam man lif) ouf
S[oan's ointment b~erIaiien. Gs
orinet gum Sit Der S6mer5en upo
.erIeidtert iofort. &ein ginreiber.
notia; e8 pertreibt ale Wlustel- nno
Nernenidmer8en. 8eriube es iofort
eegen &beumatism1s, 2umbogo,
Sails uno 8ruit : Gnt5iinoung, Ser.
renfungen 0uetlduneen ETC.; ausgc,
Seidnet bel 9euralgie unb aopi,
idnlerSen. 25c Bel alien 4potbefern
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Die baltiide 11niperiitat 9Orpat.
@on Or. @nIerian Sornius
Qeip5ig.)

4uf Der 2eip3iger notwithstanding
fir 8udbmloel uno @rapbif NOR
cine Mbteilirng Der Stuoent~ 5u
ieben, uno in oieier, Die pieoerum
in perl1ieoene 8riippen 5~erfiel. bot
tie au1 oas baltilhe Stuoententilm,
tDie es ii6 int 8olptehnifum al &ie
ga nno in Der %1niperiitat 9orpat
oarbot, einen 8las erbalten. alte
l1rfunoen Stammbiider, aupferiti=
DIE, Sil6oltetten, &orporationsHl-
Der, farbige 0efeI, Menluripeere
uf1o a1oere ititbentiide &eIiqiten
tparen bier ausgeiteQt nno boten in
ibrer @eiammtbeit ein farbiees 8iIo
edtett beutiben 9uridentitms. 8ic
oft babe id, nenn ib at oieien Sc
genltdiloen conference.-the, BON
9etradtern, oenen man cine before
aenntnis oeutlder 3uitanoe ien.
let's Der @ren5e 5utrauert fonnte,
ausrufe boren miiiIent Die ne1lt-
Ii6 @%rftaunen berrieten ooriiber,
6aB es in ghtBlano iiberbalipt et-
mas Derartiges eabe. @s eina Ell
1lem oann imrner nie Elm Sti6
burb's Ser5, gGaltbte man oo6 ais
SproB iener dlteiten oeuti9en 8o-
Ionic tp~enigitens oas cine BON Dem
Mutterlanoe foroern gu oiirfen, oab
es iiber 9orpat, Dem es 10 piele fei=
ner berporraeenoiten 8elebrten ber-
banff, cine flare @oritelung babe.
Sur In etnsepeibten afapemi,
i9en areiien meiB man bieraltlattbe,
mas 9orpot, ebe es nod Suriew
bieB, beoeutet bat. @as es bis Dor
fur5em nod Den galten galt, lit
mol MIR tpenigen befannt. gs mar
nidt mebr cine &o1burg oeutider
@iiienihaft oielen &llf bot es
nod Der 8uiiifi8ierling eingebiiBt,
aber es mar INNER nod Elm Meffa
Der 8alteli, cine Stdtte, gebeiIigt
ourh Die TRADITION, 31 ser ieoer
millensourltige 8~aItenlobn iaud5en-
ben @er8ens pilgerte. elm Sammel-
plas Der iugenoliben &rdfte oes
2anoes u1o Dor allem Elm @r5ie=
Bnitgsort oeutl1er @elinmlng. @aS
fiimmerten einen Die ruiiiiden gro,
feiiorenl Man eing in lire @orle-
lungen ODER i6fp1n5te iie, llno pern
oas Stuoirm beenoet NOR, 10 3og
man Den fin oieien 3tped bereitge-
baltenen uno BON einem &onoioa.
ten auf ben anoern iid pererbenben
Uniformed an uno ftieg ms @ra-
men, bod ionit fiiblte man lid, all-
Berbalb D er llniperiitdtsmatern,
nod tpie Dor als FREEZER oeutifer
a~fooemiIder giirger, geborte pie
8oter uno @roBbater irgenoeiner
Der 8orporotionen an, trrg ieinen
farbigen 9edeI, belt fid an Den EN-
gebiirgerten Comment. if)lus feline
Metiuren, sedte froblidL mar pon
lmiter ltebermut nno au allerlei
Streidet bereit, oo1 aif nidt
min6er bon beiligem @rnit erfiiat,
fpetttt eS galt, BET feierltfer 8ele-
genbeit Der Sein1at 6as @elobnis
Der Ereue otis8uoriifen burf Die
8erie oes olten 8uridenidofterlie.
oes:
o0as Saus mag 5erfollen,
8as bots oenn fir Notl
Der @eilt Iebt in uns allen,
ltno unire Burg lift @ott.~
@irgenos 1T oiel(eidt oieies Sled
NIT tieferem Gimme geiungen NOR
ben als IN 9orpot, mar eS bod ie.
oesnIal, merlt es erflang. tpie elm
Sd)fpur getrellen ausborrens in ben
| 3eiten idtperer ~notionaler 8eor1ng.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-03
o., g. & 3.

Santa 8e Is. &. q. 81. 9epof)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-03

Or. Sprneiter Sones, Snk= spesialift,
81 8rabb~@ ebdube, Sci. grodeft 1896.
9iibneraueen, 8unions, einipah5enbe
nno allmpegideeI, GdneibfaBe, 8Iatt@
fiibe, Sroitbeulen uib ale anberen SltB<
leiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-03

= 8eftes Del nno @oIoIin erbdIt
man BON Der Slimp Oil 50. 400
S~St-@ommerce Str. 9eues Gel. Sra.
big 2252.