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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-01
Furniture Concern Gets
Building in 23d Street
Takes Over Structure on West
Side for Is Years: Other
Space Leased

Louis Schrag leased for Louis Selig-
man, the ive-story store and loft at
1870 West Twontythird Street, for fif-
teen years to Arthur and Abraham
Kritzer, who viii remodel the building
for their furniture business.
Pease & Gilman leased Offices at az
West Thrtv-ninth Street to the Ma
tional Jewellers Protective Associa-
ton and L. A. Flanagan.
T. A. & j. J. Fogarty leased space at
141 West Thirty-third Street to futile
& Robinson, of Boston, Mass. to
Levine e. Miburg. space at 143 West
Thirty-third Street, and n. B. Vein
stein. at LAT West Thirtythird Street.
Cushman G. Wakefield, Inc, and
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co., leased Of
fees at so East Forty-second Street, to
Mrs. lanes a Stillman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-01
Spier Property in Adirondacks
To Be Site of MANY BUNGALOW.

The Spier Point property on Lake
Pleasant, Hamilton County, compris-
ing about fifteen acres, including Clar-
eda Bay, a we'll known bass fishing
ground, has been light by william
c. Brown, who Will erect number
of bungalows, having all the fascina-
ton of the outdoors and yet Offering
all the conveniences of a modern city
fiat. Lee S. Anibal, of Worthwhile, rep
resented the seller, and Jules Nehring,
of this city, the buyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-01
Suites in Flats Leased

Pease & Gilman leased apartments
at $40 Park Avenue to Hiram Abrams
at 993 Park Avenue, furnished, to John
B. Marsh, at 145 East Thirty fifth
Street to DR.. D. n. Barrows, at 20 West
Fifty-eighth Street to H. f. Norton, at
II East Eighty-sevcnth Street tc Grin
nell Martin, at % West Forty ninth
Street to ?. Thevenay, at IA East
Fortieth Street to John G. Quimby jr.
at 30 West Fifty-ninth Street to Z. D
Slaughter and at 1853 West Fifty eighth
Street 10 Sheppard G. Schermerhorn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-01
New Workers Buy Westchester
Plots for Home Site.

The Robert Z. Farley Organization
sold for the estate of William B. Rice
a plot in the 8ryn Mawr section ST
Yonkers to Frank B. Nichals, of this
city; also. for the Gedney Farm Com
pany, plot in the Gedney Farm sec
ton of White Plains, to Maxim Kar-
MinShi Of this CitN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-01
Plan Score of Garages
On Dyckman LOts

Frank Volz sold for the Mahoney es
tate ten lots in the Dyckman section,
200x25O, on 2O2d Street, cast of Tenth
Avenue, to the Dyckman Garage Village
and Repair Shop, which will erect a
number of garages. each with steam
heat and water supply There viii also
be 9 supply structure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-01
BROOKLYN Flat for Investor

The Bulkley & Horton Company SD
1912 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, fve1
story apartment on lot 25x11i feet,
for the Chester Drug Co.
j. Lacov sold for Richard Lucy to a
client for occupancy the one-family
house. on q plot 30x100 feet, at 956
East Twelfth Street, Flatbush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-01
Railroad Man Rents Home

Howe & Thompson have rented the
William II. Lyon property, on South
Broadway, White Plains, to George Nea
Brey, of the New York Central Rail
road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-01
Staten Island Corner BUYER

The Cornell Real Estate and Auction
Company sold for William Bradford
his residence, corner of Simonson Ave
nue. and Tompkins Avenue. Clifton,
Staten Island. to Mrs. Augusta Gott-
schaldt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-01
Rive Home for Ellsworth Ford

George Howe sold at Rye the resi-
dence of Sophie S. Moren, on Milton
Road. to Ellsworth Ford, of this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-01

Pcase & Gilman leased for R. L..
Hoguet to Dr.. j. Hoyt Rercy the four
story dwelling a AZ East Ninety second
Street.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-07
A. E. MARTIN,
MANAGER
MANCHEST Err, VT

usual hour at the club rooms. 1t is
expected that there will be some en-
tertainment for those who do not play
cards.
Rev. Dumont Clarke has accepted
the call TO act as school minister at
the Lawrenceville, n. j., school for
boys, large fitting school for Prince
ton University. Mr. Clarke has gone
to Lawrenceville and will be joined by
Mrs. Clarke and the children next
week. They will be greatly missed in
this community.
Geo. II. Warren Of Rutland, was a
guest Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. r.
Bennett. Mr.. Warren, who is an old
time friend Of the editor and wife, was
a former resident Of Bennington, back
in the early eighties. Ne is connected
W tn the American Railway Express
Co. and has been with them for more
than thirty years.
After a three weeks visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. A.kell at Point 0View, Admiral
and Hrs. c. =. Recs Of Erie, Pa, left
for home Tuesday. They wcre charm
Q TO renew their scqus. tanee with
Manchester, having spent some week.
at the .orvis Cottage eight years lgo.
II may be remembered that Admiral
Rees, then Executive Officer, was with
Dewey on the Biidge at the hattie Of
Manila Bay. He las recently passed
his seventy-seconl birthday, looks re-
mark; bly, young and alert and was in
fine spirits, havi & thoroughly enjoyed
Vi. visit to Manchester
Shortly after noon on Friday .
partridge flew at almost lightning
speed between the firsh rod shop and
the Equinox JUROR buildings and
struck TIE ives. window in the post
Office with such terrific force as TO
smash an almost circular hole in the
plate glass window more than three
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-07

feet in diameter, landing on the floor
inside ton feet from the window The
partridge was killed
Word vas received here Sunday q
the death Of Agnes. eldest child q Mr..
and Mrs. Fred n Meyer. a. their
home in Braddock, Pa, on Friday last,
a the ags u - years. after 3 three
days illness with pneumonia Il
would seem that some days before
Agnes had slipped and fen On the
gymnasium stairs in Braddock and
had injured her back quite severely
and in a short time pneumonia -; ia
and carried her away II is with much
sorroW that Agnes' many friends IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-07

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Graves and
family, who have been in Mrs.
Strong's house for the summer season,
returned the last Of the week TO their
home in Providence, r. !.
Mrs. Frederick Eneelken who has
been spending a week with Mrs. Arkell
at Point OView has left fer her win
ter LONE in Vingolf, Florida
Sunday evening services at the
Congregational Church will begin at
1880. Next Sunday evening there will
be an illustrated lecture. Subject:
Hinduism" A welcome to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard F. Outcsult
Of Flushing, L. l., arrived Monday
night for another stay at the Equinox
Housc. The outeault's have a hard
time trying to absent themselves from
Manchester
Hrs. r r Way and daughter, e.
ealor, are at their home here for a
short time getting the house ready to
close fer the winter Mr.. and Mrs..
Way are 70 be in Portsmouth, ~ H,
for the winter
The three teachers in the village
schools. together with Prof. lee and
Prof Bates q Burr and Burton Sem
mary, went Wednesday afternoon o
Burlington 70 attend the session a
teachers being held this week in that
city
The first meeting q the women If
the Village Community Club Will BE-
this coming Friday evening a; the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-07

j., Jr., left Monday for their New
York City home after having passed
the summer at their home. "The
Fins"
y. W. Pryor, who has been superin-
tendent Of the Ritter Farm for the
past year or two, has finished his work
there and is now on the road selling
lumber.
Miss Margaret Williams, who re-
Gently passed a two weeks vacation
AZ the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Williams, returned last
week to East Orange. " j.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-07

We receiving winter dry goods and are
marking them according the present low markets. Watch
this for prices on Outings
CottOns, Gnghams Percales and in line
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-07

Manchester learn Of her untimely
passing. She had such a sunny dispo-
sition with always a brigh, smile and
CHEEKY word Tor an her friends that
she was a welcome associate with
both young and Old. and this grim old
world q oure il much the brighter for
her having lived in L even the few
short years she did
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-07
BEST FLOUR AT LOWEST PRICES

18-BaTel Sack John Alden Flour .... S1S5
18-BarTel Sack Gold Medal Flour . 81 Is
I2-Barrel John Alden Flour in Cotton Sack - 81 40
L2-Italrel Gold Medal Flour IN Cotton Sack 49,. $40
I2-Barrel Pllsburys Best Flour IN Cotton Sack $40
18- BalTel Sack Ceresota Flour .......... $500
I2-Barrel Ceresota Flour in Cotton Sack .... $500
This is one of the highest grade fours made. It's
better than the best
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-07
MANCHESTER

= = ~ - - IN
A. Arcus Arcade Theatre ionirh
Pegry HyIsnd1u ~FsHh~ al
wu A cnmth has assumed -
sapenntendercy q its Ritter Farm
c ~ Clark has closed bis sgmme
hona. herc and returned 70 Phiiadsl
pkia Pa
For glasses sse sladcr. Opiometnst
II Coibuyn HOUSE. Monday. oet Is
sSv-2S-2w
Mrs Alice p For has closer heI
summer home and returned 70 New
Norl City for the winter
william kinselia q New YORK City
Is Il the oris Cottage Tor hts snnua
two weeks vacation.
Harold J. Martin. who has been II
New York CITY for the past week, re-
tur-ed sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary Kinney IS home from
Boston for visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs.. Chas G Kinney
Miss Helen Way q Springfield
Aass. was = guest lat week Of her
grandmother. Mrs Nsy r. Way
Fir and Mrs John + futile and two
daughters have gone 10 Melrose, Mass.
where Mr. futile has employment.
Mr. and Mrs. w 4. Pettibone closed
their summer home last week and re
turned to their home in Hannibal. Mo.
Mrs Charles lsham has closed her
summer home here and on Tuesday Of
last week returned to New York City.
james c. Gray, who has been in the
employ Of 6. A. Lawrence for the past
PC years. has finished his work there.
Miss Lille Towsley. who has spent
the past summer at Bethel, Me-, has
returned home and is with Miss Black
as usual.
EDWARD S Isham and family return
ed to their home in New York City on
Friday last after passing the summer
at "Ormsby Hill"
Mr. and Mrs Chas. X Sanford Of
Massachusetts. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Randall Mrs. Sanford is
Mrs. Rsndal's sister
Mss = NJ Donald has closed Linn
berlock Inn for the season and re-
turned to Washington, d. C., for the
winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs J + Montgomery and
family closed their summer home THE
Cascades" last week and returned to
New York City for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ludlam, who
occupied Miss Blacks cottage during
the past summer, have returned 20
their home in New York City
Isaac NJ Williams Of Exeter, \. H.,
has joined the teaching force Of Burr
and Burton Seminary and win have
charge Of the boys dormitory
Clark ID. Simonds Of Portland, Ore,
arrived Tuesday afternoon for visit
with is mother, Mrs d. X Simonds,
and his sister, Mrs. George orvis.
Messrs. Kenneth and Edwin Thach-
er q Albany, n. ", were week end
guests Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Thatcher, Of this village.
John T. Mercy was in this village
for a season the first Of the week put
ting out tHe advertising matter rela-
tive TO his forthcoming auction sale.
Messr Adams & Densmore have
their work on the village
Highways and are TO go 70 Windsor to
put in a stretch OF road before winter
sets in.
DR.. l. J. Callahan has opened am
,thcr Office this one at Manchester
Depot on Elm street just east Of
Center street, opposite Pickett's mar
set. adv
Leon Cushman Of New York City.
S with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. l..
,ushman for season assisting in the
are Of his father, who is in very poor
scalth.
Mr.. Robert r. Mcqueen was a
yueS, at the Equinox for a few days
he past week Her many friends in
Manchester were pleased to see her
gain.
Mrs.. John J. Gunther and son, John
I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-07

Tie brass Decorations frequently
seen on TIE harness q 3 work horse
are q direct survival ~ the amuiefs
witch hederke1 The horses o. the time
- julius Caesar and the anclent
Egyptians
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-07
A LARGE SHIPMENT OF STONE JARS
JUST RECEIVED

In |. ?, 3, 4, 5, G. g ~, 15 and 20 gallon sizes and
covers to match. Pickle Jars, Butter Jars and Meat
Jars.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-07
T. j. HE ALE Y

THE GROCER
Telephones: 50 and 51-Cal Either Phone.
Manchester Depot, Vermont
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19

poue @iebber6e 5um eri ten Mole IN
ibrer eigenen &laiie obne Mniprn9
BEL Ser Treisberteilung onSgelteQt
mer0en.
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@inri9tung elmer 6iltrier=Mnlage CUR
grlangung reinen nn6 ge1nnoer1
Sto6tmaliers Mbitan0 5u nebmen.
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mer nod in Ser 5hmebe. @r=Ofapor
Sreeman bat iid erb0tigt, CUR 2oinng
6ieier Sroge MufflGrung at geben.
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Iir1 sic Snforporationsarttfel CUR St.
ablierung Der S. @. Sbarp Motor
60. in ct. glou6 gum @tntragen bin'
terlegt tporoen. Die SnforporationS>
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@ei9Gftes 1in6 6rei Mdnner ousOein=
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nn6 s. MorbeD, 6ie lie na9 Der &et=
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fin6. Dos @apitaI 6erielben lit oni
100000 nit elmer begren5ten Ser
binoli6feit bon 5000, 900 angeiebt
Sic &orporation miro ibren @ei6dfts
plob in 6em @ebdr6e, 6as neben Sem
nItet @tor 2eib1taue an 5. Mbe. iii6:
1id erribtet pir6.
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fnn6enen @~eriammlung Ser @ertre
ter Iofoler Mrbeiterbereine mnr6e be-
i6Iofien, 6ie Teier 6es MrbeitertageS
in ct. @lon6 6iefes Sabr fallen 81
Iafien.
- Die &egelbabnen Der @ebri6e1
Dominif mer6en gegenmdrtig hermit
tel1t elmer eleftrii9en @obelmai6ine
6ie erlte> tpel9e gum erl item Male meit
li6 bon Chicago a%ngepan6t miro, ge
ebnet> un0 es mer6en au6 1onitigf
@orbereitungen getroffen, I'M bi|
8obnen CUR gr0ffnungs5eit, oaS If
I'M September, in or6entli9er 8ereit
i6aft GIT baben.
-8ailenri6ter S. 8. Simsl tra1
lebten Sam1tag cine @ei9aftston1
1o9 Montanaj sic ibn bon ga au1
fano0ii6es @ebiet Big &egina uni
Sasfotoon bringen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19

Statuen nno Die Mltare bnr6 funit-
gere6te RenoDation in i6onfte Sur.
monte gebrabt, 10 0uB Die Ser5 Seiu-
@ir6e Elm iprebenoes 8tlo fir ben
&unitlinn oes &errn Sober, fir Die
8o6fenntniiie ieiner Mrbeiter mie
au9 fir BEN 0pferiinn Der @emetn-
o%emitglie0er un6 ben regen @eiit. III
res Bfarrers, 0eS bo6tp. Serrn S. IS.
Mlten6orf BARTLETT.
&o9tp. p. Gimotbeus> 8. g.. g.,
mel6er mqbren6 Ser @rfranfung 6eS
.bo9m. P. Bonapentura, 8. g. g., Die
Baitoration ser @emein6e in @arri-
ion, 81. g., beiorgte, fat naG l1eber>
nabme iener @emein6e 6ur9 BEN
bodm. P. @iloebran6, 8. g. g., iei-
ne friibere Miiiitenteniteue an Ser
Sieben @6mer3en : Stride 5u Ml=
banD tpie6er angetreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19
Nene MebpIntipn.

8aibington, II. Slug. = 9te meg
ifanii6e 8otf9aft gab beute gu, 6aB
in Salisco, Werifo, cine nelte &ebel=
|1ion ausgebro@en lit, un6 6aB ibr
Sibrer Be6ro 3amora lit. Im Gage
5ubor batte 6ie @eian6i9aft 6ieies
@eriidt nod Derneint. DaB Die &ebel=
lion cine 5iemli6 umfangrei6e fem
muB, gebt aug ser Eatia@e berpor,
6oB Hrdfi6ent De Ia &uerta 1000
Monn inter Dem &omma116o BEG &C.
11eroIs enrique @1tro6a na9 SaaliSco
beor6ert bot, Inn Sen Mnfitan6 81 un=
ter6riiGen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19
9ie @hisfen=&orrGte
ge'ah

Seem Oorf, Is. Muguit. Mad
amtliden 3oblen befin6en it6 5ur5eit
f1o6 81, 900 @auonen 8bisfeD in
&egierungs 2agerbGulern unter Ser
i6lnB. Seit 16. Sannar> bent Sag
6es ssnfrafttretens Der na%tionalen
Erobibition, iin6 1tngefabr 15,000,=
900 @nonen 6ieien 9agerbduiern emit
nommen tpor6en. 8nr6es : 8robibi=
tions &ommiiiGr &ramer erfldrt, 6ie
Menge Gafie 6arauf f6lieBen> 6aB nidt
aner 6teier @bisfeb legitimer @eiie
fir on6ere als clearinghouse benubt
tpor6en lei; er fiqt bin5u, im Seem
Norfer 8e3irf tpir6en feline metteren
@rla11bnisihei11e gum @roBban6el nit
@bisfep mebr ousgeitent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19

bie Stride Big auf BEN lebten StebplaB
nit Mn6a9tigen angefuat:
: &ommenoen Sonntag- miro Der
bo6p'Ite 8ii9of 8uib IN Der ct. 3u-
cobs Stride gu &an0an, mel6e @e-
meinoe pom bo9m. @errn 9. 80. o.
9riscou p%altoriert miro, 0as fl. 60
frament Der Sirmung ipenoen.
= &o9p. &err Sobn 8. Stunt, tpel-
der bor6em Sic ct. 2oren5 @emeinoe
in Stuff 2afe beriab, lit gum 8farrer
Don Mora ernannt moroe1, nn6 bobp
p @buarb, g.. g. 49, beriiebt tempo-
rdr sic @aplaneilteue I'M ST. Na'
pboels &ospitnl 81 ct. @lou6.
$ 9ea6 ser @eriebung 6es bo6m.
P. &il0ebran6, .. g.. s., ra9 @ar-
rtion SC. g., 1T Die 5peite Mliitenten=
iteue an Der unbefledten @mpfangnis=
fir6e 5n ct. @louo mdbren6 5tpei
@oben bonn Neuprieiter, bo9m. P.
Gutbbert @oeb, 3. g. s., eingenom,
men mor6en, Der am Seite Maria
&immelfabrt 6as feierli9e &o6amt
un6 Seltpre6igt bielt. Dienitag foIg=
te Der bo9tp. SEER DEM Suite ieines
0beren 1a6 ser ct. Sobns Mbtei nn6
an ienem Sage traf als temporGrer
&t1fsprieiter Ser unbefl. @mpfGngnis-
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neg ftettgen Mfiiitenten berbleiben
miro.
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in 2ittle Sails, nit ser Der Maler 8.
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trant mar un0 6ie nnter Ser 2eitung
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set, un6 obne l1%ebertretbung 6arf ge:
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6es Meiitertperfes 6ie &er5 Sein Sir:
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iinnrei6ite gei6miidte @ottesbauS
ni@t Bios in Ser Di05ele ct. @lon<
ion6ern i'm gan5en Mor6mei ten ge:
riibmt tper6en fam. Mnf ser in leiG.
ter Sarbe geboltenen 9ede iin6 bier:
5ebn 8tl6er bon @eiltgen angebro6t
6eren 3ei6nung Sic &iinftlerban6 6eS
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rem 8nn6ron6e bil6en beri9ie6en{
@emdl6e, nnter 6ieien Der berIoren|
@obn". un6 Der %bormber5ige Coma
ritan" einen &anptidm1td. Die fpie
aelartigen Tarben on Sen @Gn6et
ftn6 in 6unf1erer Sarbe gebalter Uni
fteben int id0niter1 nn6 tpob1tuen6itet
@tnflang nit Ser 9ede, sic tpie 6i
Wdn6e einen fiinffo9en Mnitrih er
hielten nnb 10 6ie 0ol1erboftigfeit 6el
Declaration .gorontierer. Mif 6ieien
Sarben= nn6 @emGI6eidmud fin6 6i'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19
8mAer, etc.

2eitfaben fir 8iirgerfanbibaten, De-
naue nno nerefte @eiebesbeitimmu,1gen.
- 8riifungsfrage,t, englti9 ur1b benfi9.
-Mnsuabl:-Shne 2ebrer Gnaltid. -
80rterbi9er, @ramnntifen in dner
Spra6en; 9euti6es Sran1nbn6. @abrz
iagefarten, @anbtpabr1agerei, gbarafter>
leiung, @ieb3nGt, @%nnbebrefnr. 9cutfde
8tbeln. 2an6farten, Briefteuer, Geiebz
bi6er, @eoi9te, &obbii6er, 2te6erbi6er,
@prahmeijter, @leftri5itdt, 9pftorbu6.
Mmertfaniider @eflitgelsidter, Gartens
bu9, @rasban. WiIbtpirtfd1aft. Bidder
rcscptbiider, Mni6inifenbl1G. - 9e1tz
f6e &alenber. Sdreibt fir @rattspro=
fpefte.
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Strake, Reu gurf. 81. o.
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y&pr etmew Sabre," Idreibt Tra1t

u&pr einew Sabre," fdretbt Tra1t
6. &c. gming pnn 2usf, $500, ufanf=
te i6 cine 8lai6e Gorni's Mlpenfrdu=
ter. S9 fan6 es iebr b,'liam fir metn
rbe1matii9es 2ei6en. Scr Snbalt 6ie=
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bouitan6ig bon meinem 2eioen befreit
un0 i6 babe ieitber nidts mebr 6a=
bon %oeripiirt." 9ieies beriibmte &rdu=
terbeilmittel pirft ouf sic 2eber nn6
Nieren, nno bilft 6ieien Srganen, oie
giftigen Stoffe aug 6em @Ditem ans=
5ni6ei6en. @s lit feline Mpotbeferme=
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