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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-09-13


The undersigned desire to thank
relatives friends and neighbors for the
sympathy expressed them in their re-
cent bereavement and for the beauti-
ful floral tributes.
We also wish TO thank Drs Melnzer
and Hay. Undertaken Burke and Rev.
Skov
AND FAMILY.
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NOTICE
Pure Leaf Lard In cones. 2se lb.
(Amount unlimited).
Pork kidneys. lbs. 25e at the
Perth Amboy City Market
21423-s-1s-1ts
Ny Shoe Store will be closed next
Monday. the 18th on Account OF Holi-
day. Goldsmith. siT State Street.
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-09-13

Go 10 Peterson-s Meat Markat for
ehoice cuts OF meat. 1s0 Gordon 81
Spseial. sales, Friday and Saturday.
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-09-13

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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-09-13
GENERAL PERSH|NGS FORCES HAVE ADVANCED EIGHT
MILES, RAPIDLY W|P|NC OUT ST. M|EL S SALIENT WITH
TREMENDOUS LOSS TO The ENEMY IN men AND GUNS
ADD 100000 TO
II. S. MANPOWER ROLL
Personal Appeal for Books
TO Be Sent to the Soldiers
Message From Miss Goddard

There is nothing more needed than books didn't have to come to
course but it is borne in more and day. One boy
believe
ther
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-09-13

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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-09-13

-WEATHER-Fair and
cooler tonight. Sat-
urday fair. Moderate
west winds becom-
ing variable.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14
Scientific ally Designed To Fit
E0ery Type of W>oman
Ab0Oe AOGAge In W>GigM

endowed by with
difficult stylish
to This
following partial list of the fabrics
stylish models
designed fit the above the weight
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14

THE excitement in Berlin is said
ing one another in the street, though
they are perfect strangers, and
shouting peace congratulations to
each other. The only words heard
anywhere in Germany are Peace at
last
In the present circumstances any
politician or general who would
openly oppose acceptance of Wilson s
terms would be swept away by a
furious mob.
"Once more the question has arisen
in Germany to-day. What are we
going to do with the Kaiser?'
Rumors of his early abdication
again spread on the Berlin Bourse
and have even been telegraphed to
erman firms on the Amsterdam
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14

world into such terrible war, let
Germany trust them no longer. Com
pei them to abdicate and permit a
republic to be formed. If your peo-
pie love peace with all their souls"
show 1t by persuading the Emperor
and his sons that they must make
the supreme sacrifice of surrendering
their power, thereby sparing the
millions or more of their subjects
who will be destroyed in their futile
efforts to stem the cyclone that is
about to visit them, and also to
avoid the devastation that will fol-
low in its wake. A Wilsonian
peace is just peace and can only be
made with an authority that loves
justice and not one that has fiouted
lit as shamefully as the Hohenzol-
lerns have. V
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14

materials, tho decline of her man
power and morale and the loss OF
all hope of victory.
When your sovereign surveyed the
United States he only examined the
surface. He did not appreciate the
tremendous force which was latent
underneath the surface. That force
Is now aroused-all its wealth and
list mar over. which in itself. with
out calculating our seasoned and
and indomitable allies, is strong en-
ough and absolutely determined to
assist them to real victory.
IF you want to secure prompt
relief for your people, induce your
Emperor to abdicate on his own be-
half and that of his sons. If Ger
many has been misled by false Pan
German prophets to plunge thi
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14
When Itching Stops

There is one safe, dependable treat.
ment that relieves itching torture and
skin irritation almost instantly and
that cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for a 35c or ST bottle
of zemo and apply it as directed, Soon
you will find that irritations. pimples,
blackheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
"a little zemo, the penetrating, salts.
flying liquid, is all that is needed, for it
banishes most skin eruptions,. makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The E. w. Rose Co., Cleveland. o.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14
Mr.. Morgenthau's answer is as fol-

Mr.. Morgenthau's answer is as fol-
lowsi
"Theodor Wolff, Tageblatt. Berlin.
=" This evenings New York papers
quote you in the Tageblatt as imag-
lining me presenting to President
Wilson the picture of Germany mis-
led by false Pap-Gcrman prophets,
but, loving peace with It's whole soul
and having learned its lesson, as
now ready for Wilsonian peace.
All Americans realize fully that
Turkey Is absolutely helpless and
must surrender unconditionally in a
few days; that Austria will shortly
follow her and that will isolate Ger
many, which has been unable to de-
feat the Entente during four years
struggle and is now almost ex-
hausted, owing to her lack of raw
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14
Morgenthau Tells
Kaiser to Abdicate

New York, Oct. 14.-Henry Nor
genthau has written reply to an
article by Theodor Wolff In the Ber-
lin Tageblatt, which takes the form
of an imaginary appeal to Presi-
dent Wilson from some friend fami-
liar with Europe for example Mr..
-iorSenthau, former ambassador to
Turkey painting a picture of Ger
may misled by false Pan-German
pARhets. but loving peace with its
rBle soul, and, having learned its
lesson. now ready for a Wilsonian
peace.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14

Bourse. In spite of official denials,
the belief gains ground in Germany
that there is truth in the report that
the Kaiser seriously thinks of aban-
doning the throne especially as
many persons in Germany, and prob
ably the majority of the working
classes. openly regard his retention
of the throne as the most serious
obsacle to peace.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14

Navy blue popn sem-ftted Coat with belt;
trimmed in buttons; tailored skirt with pockets.
$500.
Burclla cloth Suit, plain tailored, with tailored
collar also slightly flared; trimmed in buttons;
in brown, taupe and Navy. $3.50.
Bure1la cloth Suit with fitted coat; coat has
points on hip; collar to be used high or low; strap
button trimming. $39.50,
Mems wear half-bet Suit in serge, trimmed
with braid tailored collar naid in velvet. $45y0O
Trco cloth Suit, with tailored In buttons and
fancy stitching. $4950.
Oxford Suit, with fitted coat bound In braid;
skirt has panel sides with buttons down the front.
$65.00.
Trcotine Suit with fitted coat; slightly flared,
bound in braid skirt has fancy pockets and Is
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14

There is but one escape from the
wrath of his people-voluntarily
yeild to them sovereignty that is
theirs and theirs alone. If you now
almit that you have been misled,
how will the people feel when
their country is overrun and they
have to take some of the treatment
they have administered to France,
Belgium, Russia and Serbia?
HENRY MORGENTHAU." ="
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14
CONVENTION POSTPONED

The annual convention of the Wo-
mems Missionary Society of the Lam
caster Outheran) Conference. sched-
uled to be held at Myerstown. Thurs
day. October II. has been indefinitely
postponed by order of the State Board
of Health
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14

Make the Little Hearts Leap W'ith Joy
Interesting Wooden. Toys

Our section of wooden toys this very attrave We
displaying innovation in hand painted wooden toys
painted by the Lee Lash Studio of New York. painters of the
finest scenic effects for the best New York theates who de-
voted their spare time in painting toys for the children OF
America Their output very limited and Harrisburg gets
Houses Automobiles Cradles, Trolley Cars Fish Ponds,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14

half-beted; trimmed with buttons; in black and
Navy, $500,
Velour cloth Suit. with Hudson seal collar,
semi-htted, with fancy stitching; skirt Is one of
the latest with yoke, $3.50,
Cashmere twill Suit, in black and Navy; slight
ly flared coat; skirt is trimmed in buttons and
also has yoke. $500.
Broadcloth Suit, with fancy belt on coat and
embroidered points. also nutria collar. $780,
Velour cloth Suit with fitted coat and embroid-
cred bottom, nutria collar! skirt is one with
panels $11500,
Silk velvet Suit. with embroidered front and
back; the sides trimmed with fringe lynx col
lar, fancy belt skirt with pockets, $210OO
Black velvet Suit with sem-ftted coat and half
belt, collar Of nutrlaj skirt has pointed yoke with
narrow belt; sizes 39H to sly, $135Oo,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14
Blocks

Nested Blocks, Picture Blocks and Building Blocks See
the Tyro Building Bocksthe best building blocks yet put
the market builds house that is durable and be
knocked down, but has to be taken apart.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14
II Real
Joy Rider

Did you ever note
with what dexterity
even a two-year-old
can get over the house
or sidewalk with one
of these? Even the
gutter ruts and steps
are no obstacles to a
c hild manipulating
this simple toy.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14
Don't Quit
When You're
Winning
Buy Liberty
Bonds

The proposition is clean and square-cut. Your Uncle
Sam wants Six Billion Dollars He will pay 4 IA per
for it and give you the United States collateral
He has been in business 142 years and has de-
faulted debt. He this Billions to determine
whether he shall continue in business independent
sef-governng basis, be incorporated into the firm of
William Hohenzollern and Co., and take his orders from
Berlin. There is absolutely chance of this, if he
get the necessary funds But he win without
money. 1t is big enterprise and will take big money
to swing it. He asks you to advance him this money
snow, to swift and successful prosecution
of the If the Hollenzollerns they will
take your money anyway, you might we'll lend it
your Uncle Sam and be of getting it back
If you have bought bonds, buy again to your limit.
Exchange. CourtesyD
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14

The way ney selling at the present time proves
thatwe made wise selection They here for the infant
child the gow-up boy girl There is that taking
with the boysit is book Aviation showing the progress
of these cloud visitors from the to the time they were
carrying u S. mail Then here lots of interesting books
in words of one syllable.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-14
Peace Furor in Berlin;
Much Talk Against Kaiser

London, Oct. 14.-An Amsterdam
dispatch to The Daily Express, dated
says: q
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-21

Die Yoleu ieitoem in oet elorretdelt
polniiden 2egionen getan un6 NOS
iie rod fernerbin TIN werben, nm iDr
8aterIano tpieoerauerlangen. benefit
binreifettb, 0aB, menr auh mir, Dem
BaterIano ergebene 5oloaten lterb.
lid liub, Eoleu bod unlterblib lit
uno oab es Riemanbem erlaltbt 1T
bas beleioisenoe @ort u6inis Bolo-
niae" aus5uipred]en ODER 5u pieber=
bolen. 8os ipiiroen Die 5ranaofen
ioser, uern Ser Erin5 pom Sonbiie
bel Der perbansuisnoaen 5hlabt BON
HoBbad i'm Sabre 1861 ausgerufen
batte: rSinis @auiae!". ODER 1pentl
man ibm 6ieies grauiame Bort in
feinen 9~ioeropbien tn oerl Muno
legte?"
Ber batte, I'M Sabre, nun mir mol.
len Iagen, 1913 SIT beba1pten ges
tuagt, BOB bier, flint Sabre ipatel
Yolen mieber auferIteben perbe oils
ielbitItanOiee Notion2 ltno no ii1lo
nun oie flugen 2eute, Die @ei6ibte
MAIDEN obtle &iidlid)t auf Gtbif uno
Heft?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-21

WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
ISSUED ~ THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT

&rampf.Mnfalle. .Mit geginn Ell.
mes ieoen 5riibiabrs," idreibt 5ran
Sllia Sinon bon Giperoale, Sd,
nmuroen mir I'M bas 2eben unierer
9od)ter beior9t, neil iie bann regeI-
m1Big sic idJrefliden arampfanfGne
befam. Seitoem mir 5orni's Ilpen-
frarlter ge%brmlf)en, iinb Die &r1nt=
pfc peridpunoen uno Tie fiibIt lit
mobl, 8ir linb iebr oanfbor fir oos
Slid, meldes oieieS SeilmitteI in
%uniere Somilie gebraht bat" 6orni's
Ilpenfrdilter brinet Ben Sonnen-
ld)ein Der @eiunobeit ms &ous, IN
Dem es ltnipobliein pertreibt mo
aranfbeiten beilt. Soulenoe bobcn
feline beilfrditigen @i9enidaiten BE-
5eugt. Gs lit niht in apotbefen 81
bobeu, ionoern miro bur9 beionoere
Igenten geIiefert. Sails fein Mlpen,
frduter : agent in Der Aa6barIfoft
lit, tuenoe man fif an Or. Beter
Sabrnep & Cons So, 250t 8aiE
itaton @1oo., Chicago, Sa, (Ins.)
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0punerstas, 81. Nobember, 1918.
Griebri6 ebert.

3rieorih ebert, ioaioloelnofrotis
fder 5eittpeiliger Nei65fan5ler, bers
tritt ben Bablfreis GIberfeIo Bar
mell u,lo gebort Dem &eidstag felt
Dem Sabre 1912 an, in melhetn er
ais raoifaler Soaialoemofrat o1t
Stene oes CUR fonierpatipen Heids
partei geborenoen Mbgeoroneten 2in5
gepabIt ,purbe. ebert lit aus Den
einfadJiten Gerbaltniiien berporec=
eatlgei1 uno elmer iener Iutooioaften
tpie tie fir Die 5iibrer Der oel1tiden
Sosialbemofratie tppiih g~eporbet
iino. am A.. 5ebruar 1871 in @eibel-
berg als Der Sobn zines S1neioer-
meiiters geboren, beirdte er bon
1877-tSS5 Die Golfsldnle unb
trat Damn bei eilleml Sattlcr leiner
Gaterltaot in oie 2ebre. Aber ct
blieb nidt lang beim 6a1onerf; nit
einem gliibenoen 2erneifer perbaro
er etne ~eilerne Satfraft, fir i'm tpa.
rem Die 2ebren Der 81 5ialoelnofratie
Elm Observation-Disclosures @pangelium,
uno cine 10 berporrageroe Sdtigfeit
ais Mgitator in @ort uno Sdrift
entmidelte er bereits OILS faum 5pon-
sig Sabre alter Singing, oaB er i'm
Sabre 1892 aIs Shriftleiter oil oie
gremer gireer5eituns, Elm einfluB.
reihes -io5ialoemofratiides gIatt. be-
rufen murbe.
Bon oa ities er BON 5tufe su Stufe
empor in Den Gbrendutern ieiner
8artei; in 1900 tpurne ct gum Bar-
teiiefretdr in Bremen, flint Sabre
ipater gum Mitglieb Der io5ialoemo-
fratiihen Yartei DeutibInnbs err
m1blt. @leifseitig iibernaBm er ben
Boriis iiber Die 3entraliteae fir oia
arbeitenbe Suseno OeutihIauos, uno
feds Sabre lang, bon 1900-19O6.
geborte er Dem 8remer 9iirgeram
al.
@egermdrtig lit ebert Giseprdji-
Dent Der STANDARDIZATION Yartci
un0 felt einfgen Moitaten 8orliber
Der Bnogetfonlmiiiion i'm Heihstage.
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PACIFIC LINES
BicfDria SiufF On.

Mnfunft-
go. 301-Sdali6 bon ooulfon
Sort 2apacn, Gietorta unD
@bfabrt-
go. 302-EdeIidl nad9 guero. Bic
tOria. Sort 2anaca unD
0oltlt0n ........ nbenos S:l5
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-21
&oseinssfu slaabte an fein sSinis
Yolpniae."

8eneoift XIV. Bot IN einenl jeiner
Sdreiben ben @ebanfen aMsgeiprD=
deit oaB Elm 8olf niGt pernifiet
Deroen fonne, Inn anh burd oieies
argument iene 81 Gernunft gu bri.-
gent bic ben @egner poaie gu per.
nidten iih uoreenomrnen batten unO
bieiem ibren @iGen 10 laut Musorud
perlieben. Ser YapIt bate iif babel
auf oas Beiipiel oes polrtiiden Sol
fes berufen fonnen, oas BON brsi
mdd)tigen Staaten mebrmaIs geteitt
nnb BON ieinen ueberuinbern inter,
eriidt, CUR 3eit, als er Die Borte
ipradt ieiner auferitebung bereits
entgegeniab.
Gun. 90 Elm unabbdngiges YoIcn
mie6er geiidert id)eint, entbebrt Elm
griet ben Goscius5fo, iener grobc
Sole Der alib fir Die unabbdngig.
felt unieres 2anbes geitrittem nidt
eines gemiifen Sntereiies, uriomebr.
neil er bisber MIR ipenig befannt ge-
moroen lit. 2ange nerborgen. fam ef
crit Dor etua 10 Sabren ans 2idt.
er liegt uns IN einem Iusidnitt aus
iener 3eit Dor.
Gs mar nGmlih bebauptet moroeE,
&oscius5fo babe nod Der Sdladi
bon Wacieiotpice ben Musiprub &C.
tan: u6inis Y%oloniae.~ SSn eineirl on
ben Grafen Segur gerihteten Britt
pom ~. Nopember 1903, Der aerool
100 Sabre ipdter befonnt murOe.
beriDabrt er lid oagegen, iemals 6ieia
@orte ousgeiprofen 81 baben. Gia
Sauptiteaen oes Sbreibens lauten.
u@err @rafi auBer Dem aeltriaell
Shreibeti be5iislih Der 4ngeleaen-
belt oes Serrn Boninsfi iiber ieine
Muffiibrung in Dem polniiben 5elo-
5uge BON 1894 giebt es nod cine an.
bere Satiad)e, Die nit Der nngliifll-
dJen Shla6t bon W~acieiomice iEl
3uiammenbange ltebt nno Die gu en-
fldren i1 mid ~georungen fiible. Die
llinpiiienbeit ODER Die 9Dswiaigfeii
Iteift lid oarauf min oas 8ort Isl.
mis- Yoloniae," Dos id an ienem I'M
aliidlihen Gage ausgeiproden bobeal
ion, in ben Muito 5u legen. 3undfii
NOR idJ Dor Dem geginn Der Sdlad,t
falt totlid nerpunoet uno fam erli
5wei 5agc ipoter wieoer CUR geiin-
ming, ols i6 mid in ben &1noer
Ger 5einbe, Der Huiien befano. Ser
ner: mcnn ein oerartiges @ort ihor
nnfonlcauenf uno perbrederiib i'm
Wfiinoe iebes Bolen ipGre, 10 miiBfe
es Dies %umiomebr nod in Dem nteini-
gen iein. Die polniide Station ipuRts
mohl, ais iie mid 3ur 8erteibiauna
ibrer llnteil6orfeit, llnabb1raigfeit,
@iir0e mo oes Ru6me5 uno Der
sSreibeit oes Baterlanoes beriei, 0af
id) nid)t Der leste Sole mar uno Def
nit meinem lobe auf Dem Gd)Idtf
feloe ooer ~anoerpeitie BoIeu nidyt
enoeu fonnte uno bnrfte. Niles, was
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AHlunTI-
SO. 12-8on &iiftenprten nndlm. 2:05
$40. 14-Son Snmfton uttO Sit
}tenprten ...... mprgerts 5.55
SO. 16-8on t9ouiton II. @aco abs. 7:05
41-8on &errbilIe. rulr On
S%onnfagen $3.50. ubetbs $40
$50. 43-Bon Merrpinc tGigI. nbos. 9.15
So. 155-8pn aerrbine unb Camp
Stdnlep, td9I. allsgenoInmer
Counting, aeriidt. .abenbs $50
abfahrt-
go. t1-Anh Corpus gbriiti.
8oniton uub 8aeo BORN. 9.25
@o.13-Nah& ouiton n.ai5te abs. 1890
go. 15-Nn6 3enebb ..naGm. 1928
$40. 42-Nnb @errbiIe, nur an
IN 9pnntagen ..... .nlrgs. 7:45
Ns. 44-Nah Aerrbtlle. tdel. n1m.4 so
So. 156-gfa9 aerrbiae unb Comp
Stanlep. gemifdter Sug, tda~
ltd. 1rsgen. Sonnta9 nrgs. 7:30
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-21

Die Staot Baris bate elm grobes
@rinbltiid in Der &ue De Sau9iraro
on5ufaufen utb be5ablte oafiir sen
aniebnlifcn 9etrag bon 100000
5ranfen. Scr 9liidli6e @rrnobeitser
1T nicmon0 nnoeres oils Der einItiae
aammeroiener bes periiorbenen Bro.
fellor Hicoro, Der Iid nus Den 9rinf,
geloeru Der 8ntienten icines &errn
iopiel bel Seite leeen fonnte, boB
or iomobl oieies @runoltiid, ipie nud)
einen altsgeoebnten 2onolib nno etli-
dc Merten ermarb.
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Settle jeinen SruM

SD bate mir burd Seben eines 8ois
fers Dor einieen S5abrcn eiueu Sruf su@
ge5o9en. Die Ier6te laaten. Die ein5ige
5pffnnie auf 0eilung beitdnbe in elmer
Operation. 8ri6bdnoer taten mir fem
gut. SdIiebltd eelaue es mir, mid
Surch etipas Idnien uno eriinolid at fus
riereu. Sabre iinb ~oersan9eH uno Der
@rith febrte nidt fpieber, obelei6 i1 als
2iinnte rntarun ldiper arbeite. Nnes ohne
Operation. 3eitoerluir uno 5rnbel. Sd
babe nidts III b~erfaufem, min Sbnen aber
nltsfiihriid mitteilen, pie sic iih obne
Gperation beileu fonuen. pem Gle an
Mid itreiben: @ueene NC Bulen. Gars
penter, go 6. @iarcenus Ioe., Yionos-
eitnir, 81. s. 5hneioen sic oieie Notia
ans fir anbere. Die boSielbe 2eioen boz
ben. Gle mogen elm Qeben rettem.
Sdmer3en liubem ooer Die TurdJt unb
'aefahr eiuer Operation bsieitisfen.
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S. A., U. & G. q. & G. N. Depot

S. A., u. & G.. Ct. & G. N. Depot
Inflnft-
$40. 2-8on Corpus ghrifti unb
Brownsville 8egeno ab'bs $40
go. 4-@on Corpus gbriiti uno
Brownsville @esenb BORN. $40
go. Soon gnrri5o Springs Ii.
GrbffaI gitp.. .nbenbs 500
abfabrt-
&c. 1-Gad Corpus gbrifti nno
grptpnsbi1es @egeno BORN. 10:46
go. 3-Gnh Corpus gbrifti unb
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