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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
GirG GsIb Brransgridllagrn.

9ie 6auerei am goIoenen 35or Bat
bem champion" $32, ,728 einge4
6ro4t. - $1O,91O fir ben 8eIieg4
ten.
Son6runct8co, Is. 2lug. -
Die umeritaniIfen 8topFFe9ter iin6
bod am beten be5a6It. Sir feline ges
itrige Acknowledging erbdlt Der
iiegrei6e nGAumpion" SSyeffries Elm
tleines @ermOgen, uno gor6ett, Der
@siegte, fam nit ieinem 2lnt6eil audi
Ie6r 3ufrieben iein.
Die 8ruttoz@inndRmen BEL benz ges
itrigen 5uuittdmpf : S9duipieI BELTS
fen ii1 uuf $62, $40. Der 2l6mu4ung
gemGB er6aIten Die beiben 8lopffe9ter
70 9rO3ent BON ben @inna6men, b. /.
$43,628. Der Sieger nimmt ben Q0s
nenantbeiI BON IS 8rO3ent, pG6ren6
Der 8eiiegte iiA nit ben il6rigen %
9ro3ent begnUgt. 0emna6 bat Ssi4
fries Our6 Ie;ren 8Iopffe6terzSieg
$32, ,728 geiponnen uno Gor6ett itrei9t
fir bic erlittenen 9rijgel $10,910 ein.
Gins IoI6en sinmuIigen 8uiIenerfols
ges tarn ii6 teire 8rima0pnnu, tein
S6eater5Stdr rii6men.
Die 0etten uuf ben QuSgnng beg
Prsisfampfes paren oerbGltniBmGBig
unbeOeuttno. SeI6It nit nObo5" BON
2 3u 1 f6ien bas tpettenbe publitum
tein 8ertrauen, in Gor6ett'S S9ldg4
fertigteit 81 IeBea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
3uei Srcmlcr getaOtct.

96ilobeIp6io, Is. 2tuguit.-
3ruei Jra4t5iige Der o9enniplOunioz
8a6n" inlb beute NtOr8en auf Der
6a6rt 3piiden ben 8OrItationen Ct.
Oupios uno 3aOnor 5uiammen gez
itoBen. 3tpei 8remier erlitten auf
Der SteQe Den Sob unb Der QofomoS
tipfii6rer oes einen 3uge5 trug idpere
@erleBungen Dapon. 9i6ter 9&ebel,
Der bic aufge3ogenen Warnungsz
iignale per6uGts, mar S6ulO an benz
9uidmmenftob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
goa der stuut sdJabrneriab lciifen?

8ictorta, B.zG., 10. Mugu1t.-
goitna9ri9tsn aug Sotio iugen: Die
9Girren 8piIfen Den coreaniI6en Be-
b0roen unr r,r idpuniidtn Giienz
ba6ns8eIelII6aItt. pelde geheimen
rufiiI6en lkntr,t6en in G0uI 3ugez
i6rie6en pernen, nG6ern fit Dem &li=
mar, uno gIti45etttg 1at Die Soul
elettriI6e 8l4n, etre cmeritaniI6e
@6Dpfung, @loerpdrti9te.ten gu BE-
ite6en. Die Goredner .Dcllten Die
ga6n ni9t huben, unO bcmsemGB fab
rem tie ni6t ourauf. Die 8abn but
nur ieIten einmaI einen ga6dgier. Der
umerifaniidt 8eidnote bat bespegen
BON hsr Regierung, luei6s gum 8au
Der 8a6n ermut6igt 6utte, 500 S4az
oeneriuB prp 5I3 oerfdrgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
6IIdlidl anaefnmmcn.

WftnnedpO Q It's, Wtinn, 15.Nuz
quit. - Sine Spe3iulbepei6e an bus
rs3Sournal" aus 8aIoe3, Masfa, t6eilt
Die ii6ere 4ntunft BON u6t 8unbeS=
Senatpren nit. Die HeiIe na9 ct.
Wli6ael ging iiber 8oote unb NlilitGrz
Stationen nu9 Ct. N}idoeI. Die Sc
ieGf6aft blieb brei Sage in ROme,
uno am l. 2tuguit erreidte iie Seas
paro. Morgen reiien Die SenatOren
na9 Sitta ab unb perben ungefd6r
am l. September in Seattle antOmz
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
iloh=T rrrk= Ddmpfboot1 G omnonnir

0amsf,r ptrlabt 0ooions gDtrftt, ffub OtrNorf.
Strait tdGlid) aubsr SnmtoQs Born ure
2.30 Rnam. 9roDns Q9'cfts $40 9Orm uno 8
1d6m.; somtaqs Z 9Orm. unO 2.30 Nobm, ;
9rcnus 7l0 9orm. uup Ra6m., SorrtoQs
uno 8 9orm. uuo Rndm. mad EOd,@rttt
9ropu'g Nsritt 10 Nin ipdtcr. Gampitr ptrldbt
oi,i,lbt Wuitt mad Stou,psGrcet tdQib Qprn
uuo 2.30 9u6m; EroiUu's 99tritt 10 8orm.
uuo 3 Iddm.; SoHnto1s uno 9orm. lno >
Rabm GintraquuQtu fir Die 5aiiou itst drocz
uonnt,n. Radiufraa,u be- ). q. y b. SEs
ptrinftnbtHt Der gBtrftt (W1i24 3Wte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
6ruBfencr.

W2artnette, @isc., Is. 2tuguft.
- Der GtIfGft5t6eil Oes StdOt6ens
2(mber5 in Marinetto=Gountb iit gez
tern 2(6eno DcGItdnoig Our9 0euer
3erif0rt noroen. Der 8erluft 6etrGgt
unqefd6r $4,000 uno 1T nur gum
3Ril bur6 8erii6erung geoedt Gi4
niqe Der 8dite in ben 6pteIs 6atten
Elm tnuppes Gntfommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
0Buf> aufruBr.

Sin PO6eIboufe beorobt Oo8 @efGngs
nib in 2anOer, 8no. - Die 8es
bOrben mu9tlos. - Die @olfss
moiien perlungen Die 2tuslieFerung
bon 3lpet gefangenen M0roern. -
9orbereituH9en fir einsn 8Oppelz
2Dn6moro.
G6eDenne, 01o., Is. 9lu9uit.
- Sn oem Orte Qunoer to6t 9(uFz
rubr. Sin lpiit6enoer 8O6el6aufe bat
oas 8efdngniB um3ingeIt unO perz
ldngt bic 9lusIieferung Der peiBen
8efangenen Same5 8effer uno Sas.
9oQaro, I'm einsn 0pppeI Qpn6z
mor0 3u beriiben. g}u6 ben nm 2
ll9r W}orgen5 eingetroffenen g}a4=
rihten Deroen Die 8e60roen ben anz
bringenoen 8oItsmaFen ni6t mebr
lange StdnO balten t0nnen. Rur8
Dor Wtitterna4t iammelte ii6 Der
PO6el Dor Oem GefdngniB an, bic
03ebr3a6l nit 6linten uno 3eoolpern
belpaffnet. @inige bru8ten Stride
nit, Die fir bic gepIante 6enfersar6eit
oienen iOlten. Die 6ii6rer Der Qpnz
der RieIten Rrie95ratb, uno auf t6re
4noronun9en 3eritreute ii6 bic W2enge
dnI4eineno, bod in Der 0untelbeit
ia9 man 8eitulten BON allen 6eiten
oas GefdngniB umringen. uno elm
4ngrtff iou jeben 2lugenblif gu err
narten iein. Die 8eTaBung bes ges
fdngniiies beItebt nur aus Der ii6lihen
tIeinen QBG6teri6aar, bic Der ltebers
ma6t Der 0Dn6er offen6ar nidt ae1
na6ien 1T. Die 8epobner oes Dries
f6etnen ale bafiir gu Iein, bah nit
Den 8efangenen tur3er 8ro3eB eez
mu4t Deroe. 9oQaro, Elm frii6erer
9faubreiter, bate am IeBten W2ittpod]
etnen 8enpbner bon Qdnoer, sFranf
8rBdnt, in einem S6dntlotdI erf6nTs
Ten, na4Dem er einem unoeren 8urz
ger, ROB 6tringer, uuf Der StruBe
mil einem i8peren 6oI5itHt BEN
S6doel eingeI6Iagen bate. 3uoor
bate er iih in trunfener Nu8geluTenz
belt oaS 8ergniigen gema6t, bur6 bic
StroBen gu reiten uno Ieinen Repol4
ber mad re4ts unO lints a68ufeuern.
Der onbere @efangene, Sus. &effer,
mar Der @rmOrOung oes 9oItfutI9ers
Biaium Mortin ii6erfii6rt uno 3um
8ooe berurt6eilt porOen, bod bate
Oas Ober9eri4t i'm 8erufspege einen
Nufi4u6 Der 6inri6tuna aenG6rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16

GonItantinppel, Is. 2tuguf.
- Die Witttpe be5 ermprbeten Som
fuls Roittopsti bat ben 9eneral>Snz
Ipeftor BON Macebonien, 6ilmi 8az
IDA, benu6ri6tigt, lie peroe Die Snz
oemnitGt bon $4,000, Die ibr bon Der
9forte ungeboten pOrOen iino, nt6t
dnne6men, benn iie lpoIle feline tiirttz
f9en Nlmoien. sic bat ben i6r pom
Sultan perliebenen NiibaniSSbOpaz
tatzOrben 5uriidgei4idt, ebenIo Die
tbrem @utten gu S6ei / geporbenen
tiirtii4en Orben unb 2lus3ei4nungen.
Sin 9ampfer iIt nu4 ben 9aroaz
nellen abgegangen, Inn Qli Ri3a Paz
fhd, ben berbonnten 8ali Dpn 0}onaz
fttr, na9 SrtpoIis gu bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
@eiuhnt.

6onoIuIu, Is, 2luguit. - Sin
'yapaner, tpegen grmoroung bes
Capt. Sacobion pon oem S6oOnep
n55reO. S. Booo" gum 5obe Derur4
t6eiIt, fpurbe geItern bier bingeri4tet.
Inter bem 8algen Iegte Der 9elin4
quent Elm S6ulobefenntniB u6 un0
oantte ben 9efdngniBpdrtern, bic ihn
auf bem @ange 3ur Ri6titdtte begIei4
teten, fir ole t6m erpiefene Site.
Seine leBten Dorte parsn Elm tur5es
8e6et aus elmer iapaniI9en 8ibel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
8 olIte einen frie b fert L
Qen 8apit.

gen y p Il.
0ien, Is. 2(uguft. - Sin bul6z
amtli6es Gommunique ertlGrt, DaB
OeItrei8 pm ieinem 9etoreht bei'm
leBten Gonflape 8ebrau6 munte, I'm
Der Ql6Ii6t, bic GrpG6lung zines
frieoli6en unO perID6nIi9en 9apites
6er6ei3uFu6rsn." Die Dabl BON
Q}iu8 Oem 3e6nten," beiBt es in Dem
@ommunique, Der perI0bnli6 uno
bod Feit lit, 1T ii6eraQ nit ein6eliger
8eFrieoigung aufgenommen pOr0en
uno bat 8runO CUR 9Offnung geges
ben, ouB feine 5rittion Ooer pOlitiide
@rlpGqunqen ii6 erge6en, pel4e bic
er6u6ere W}ifion Der Stride beeirz
trG6tiQen t0nnten, IS lag in uniez
rem Syntereiie, OoB cine Wdbl oerbjns
bert peroen ipQte, neIde, ME neuere
@rfabrungen gelebrt buben, 81 9lffez
ren3en fu6ren tonnte, pel6e Die Be
3iebunqen 5nt79en Staat uno 8ir4e
It0ren t0nnten.
,Gs lit unn0t6ig, hin3u3uieBen,
boB bic 6altung Der 0itrei6iI6 : unz
gurif6en Regierung oOn teiner onOes
rem W}a6t beeinfluBt mar"
- folgt gi6bons S4tpei3 -
RurbinoI 8ibbon5 mad
Der g 6nei3 geretit.
Rom, Is. 2(uguit. - 8droindl
Gibbons fat geitern 46enb Rom perz
GafIen, nm Ii8 in Der S6nei5 in Sc
feIf6dft 0es 8dter8 @dpdn BON Der
6ibe uno cen Qrbeiten in Rom gu erz
6olen. Der &uroinal leibet an ue6erz
arbeitung unD uqgemeiner Gri6laf=
flung uno befinbet Ii9 i'm l1e6rigen
gang po6l. Dor isiner 2(breiie itottes
ten ale in Rom peiIenben &aroindle
benz I6eioenben Qmeritdner einen 8ez
iu6 ab.
2tmeritu bel 9eite gez
f6obtn.
gBten, Is. 2tuguit. - Der R0nig
BON Rumdnien bat Iid ben Q6antaz
ften ungei6IoFen, tpeI4e Don elmer
nirt6I6aftli6en Coalition Der euro
pdii6en QdnOer gegen bic Der. Gtadz
ten trGumen. sSn elmer llnter6altung
nit einem 8ertreter Der 0iener
rReuen 6reien 9reFe" iagt Der Ii6
gegsntpGrtig 3ur Sur in 8ao 8aItein
aufbaItenbe 80nig 8arl, Die pirt6z
i6dftli6e Situation in europa perz
be bur6 bic umeritaniI6en Grporte
BON @etraioe uno anoeren Wauren
ernitli8 offi3irt, pGbrenO Die ameri=
tdniihen U}drtte ben europGti6en
Proou3enten perihlofen feien. Der
80nig ipra9 bic 2lnii6t aus, europa
lei 1pobl i'm Stdnoe, genug 8etraioe
gu probu3iren, nm pon ben Der. .Stuaz
ten unu6hdngig gu iein unO Die DOrz
gei9lagene tpirtbf6dftspolitiI6e 60
ulition Der europGii4en 6taaten gez
gen ben feine 9ren3en Deri6lteBenoen
Uncle Sam" Iei tein unausfii6rbaz
rer Plan.
U2uBten umte 6ren.
9uris, IS. 2tugut. = Die Glib
polz@rpeoitiOn Der Or. Sean @bdrbot
ioQte bsute Ru9mittug 2 llAr bon
6cpre be 8race nit bem 9dmpfer
,6rancais" abge6en, als Iid Elm I'm
fan : ignete, pel4er Oas S4iff
3Ddng, in ben 6afen 3uriid3utehren.
9rGioent 2oubet IanOte Der @rpeoiz
tion DOR Ieiner Q6fubrt cine Slid
puni6pepeitbs. 1nter benz 0onner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16

= Sn RanIassGitp. no, bat Geo.
9. gOun8, Der 8ei6dftsfHbrer Dee
.2(mericun 3ran5fer Co., ieine
S5rau erI6oFen unb Ounn auf etntm
S5rieobofe in Der Rdbe Der Stdot
Gel6Itmoro 6egangen. 9as paar
lebte iehr ungliidlt4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
9lmaennnteriuhuna
fuitenfrci.
s. Ste9el, Opliker.
Srddbttsss suabe piano fur SIOO.

Giut in eislepsrleeeubtit 6eiipoiid)t 4trion lBjl
tiu por3iiolidpes 9sm. Rnase So 9iauo in po!s
Ter Sr0sc, 10 eut ipie ueu, ftr nur 800 nit
Ginit1ub BON Stubl uHo Stfc OerduBeru. 2ds
Njdns taru fur tuTjt 3,t beFdtiqt rptrOtu bt
r. Gers s. Sobn,
(22&3D 9r Tnrn=Shnrfrsz ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
H6fti
Rift

sur Eeie TN AusldHh, hefsrst inHerhaIb 24 Staaesa
Al heOeuttHe bcrab5titsteu Brs'ie
tFDuarB gainf,
GlAmeRs$Ge SGItInoTss StTass uHe BsR'llnes'AS ASa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
0otel @iltibire.

snntrbalb Dtuieu 56rtts Usu btm beribmteu
FocrDsgRaIf pOn psH 9i.rs unb alien 9.rs
eEnquHetH.
She gliltibir,A mopsrH bis in bi, t,inRsn
Eiu,tlrbtittH offsrirt oi, ausratDobni4 nitbris
o,u Rattn BON S12 so pro Do4t. 81 so pro
Sao :3tmmsr en- iiitt nit pripa'sm Babe, sons
rsn.parlor Gltpatpr psn Der 6irabs; Cr6stsr.
(Ilail3-S E. u. Wecsens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16

runq Die energiI9Iten W}aBnabmen
treffe, bieWirren auf Der 8altanbdlb@
inIeL gu unterbriifen.
0antt iir tIrtti DE u m D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
Aus Sent YatiRan.
Sic Gonicfration Oes GrSbiid1ofs
pun Wanila.

Sine feierli9e Geremonte 9an8 noh
Dem alien gPitus. - Oeitrei4 uno
bic gapItpabl. - Gine offi3tOie
GrflGrung, porum Oeitrei4 pOn
ieinem @etore6t 8e6rau4 mu6te.
Ror0inal Gibbons in Der
S4pei3.
81 0 m, Is. 2luguit. - Die Goniez
fration BON g2ep. s. s. 9artp ppn
ct. 2ouis gum Gr3biI4of oon Utds
Mia bat 6eute W}orgen in Der 5rdnz
3istaner Stride bes 6l. 2lntonius
itattgefunoen. Die @onietrution eli
nes @r5biI6ofs bat mebr Oom Ritus
Der 9riItli6en Stride in ibrer 8inOz
belt be6aIten, ais irgenO eine anoere
r0miT6 futboliide 3irdenfnnttion,
uno bic 6eutiqe Geremonie mar iebr
f60n. @r60bt tpurbe oa5 Sntereiie
oaran bur9 ben llmituno, odB Der
erfts unter 9apIt 9iu5 Dem 3e6nten
con7efrirte Gr5bii4pf Elm 2lmeritaner
lit.
auroind( Satoni nabm, ui1iitirt
BON 5nei 8iI90Fsn, bic Weibe Dor.
Der neue @r3biI4of purOe nit bets
liqem Sel an ben S9ldfen uno ben
6anofIG6en gefalbt; bunn pdrO ibm
Der 8H9ofsrin9 ais 3eifen ieiner
8ermG6Iung nit Der Stride ijbers
rei6t, Johann 1puroen ibm bic W}itru
uno Der 6irtsnfab gereiat. @r8z
6iI4of 6artp Bot barduf Dem 8or>
oinol Satoli 8pei brennenoe 8er5en
3net Qai6e 8roo unO 5rpei tleine per-
goIoete 8eFGBe poG Nein dls Spmbol
ieiner Qie6e gu ieinem GOnIetrator
bar. 9ieier 6anolung folgte Der
5rieoenstuB bonn 8drOinal Satolt.
Die Geremonie mar BON peibeOoller
Muiit 6eglsitet. G8 mar Elm feterlis
der Moment, ais Der neue Gr3bti6of
our6 bic Stride idritt uno Der tniez
enoen 8erIummlung ben eriten er3btS
f60fli6en Segen ipenoete.
Inter ben Qlnlpeienoen pdren ReD.
Dennis O'GonneQ, Rsttor Der tdtbos
Iif6en uniperiitdt in DuI6Ington;
W}Tor. 8enneop, nit ben Wlit9lieoern
bss umerifuniI6en @oQege, 8iidof
6enDrid Don @e6u, urO iein 8ruoer,
8uter o5oIep6 6enOrid, gi9r. @on.
90. 9Sofpler, 8ater 0ono6ue, 8dter
0upio Tleming, fru6er @eneral1Suz
perior Der 6ran3i5taner, 8ater B3itz
mer, Rsttor Der englii6en Stride in
Rpm, uno ReD. s, S. 8pan 9rdiiz
bent oe8 GolIege Of S6urles, Srlan0.
g2a6 Der Geremonis puroen imRez
fettorium bes 6run3istuner7&loiters
Grfri16ungen ierpirt. Die Sbatidz
de, oaB Der erIte ameritauiIhe @r3biz
f6of Don Manila in Der 8ir4e comic
frtrt nuroe, pel6e Der SIP oes
O6erbuuptes oes 5ran3istuner DR.
Den8 lit, ulIo zines Der bier Oroen,
QeQen bic in ben P6ilippinenGinmano
er6o6en niro, puroe Ieb6uft comment
tirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-16
Sries tit Si6t?
HnFlanb idbicft Elm @eId1nnScr nadJ
ben tiirfiid1en 6em1iiern.

Die Siirtei ioG alien cipiliIirten 2tnz
ipriden gere6t perOen, oDer lie
ntrb aus europa binuusgeFegt.-
Die grmoroung bes ruiiii4sn
SoniuIs ion bIutig gerG6t perz
ben. = 9eipitteri4pungere Sal
tung Der MG8te,- DiplomatiI4e
@orreIponoen3.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-20
AGUlNALDo AS A CITIZEN.
COMMISSIONS Iae says he Doe. Not

Commissioner Ide Says He Does Not
NItngIe Much Among HIS People.
Commissioner ex-Judge Henry G. Ide,
who recently returned from the Philip.
pine Islands, when asked by the Wash
ington correspondent of the New York
Post how Aguinaldo has conducted
himself since the close of hostilites, re-
piled:
Very well, as far as | have been able
to observe. He lives quietly in Manila
in house directly opposite that of
Vice Governor Wright. You are aware,
Of course, that he has taken the oath of
allegiance and advised all his people to
do the same have not heard Of his
taking any part in public affairs since
his release last July, except to write a
letter for public use, committing him
self to the support Of the Aglipay move
ment for an independent Filipino
church. We have no reason to believe
that he is not Loyalty observing his
OATH He does not mingle a great deal
with his people. 1t is said that he
fears assassination at the hands Of the
lTlehus OF General Luna, whom he
caused to be assassinated. This appre-
hension was SO strong at the time of
his release that he asked General Chat
fee for a personal guard, but the gem
eral assured him that he would re-
eeiye just the same protection as all
Americans and all other Filipinos, and
nothing further Pains have been TAX
en- to observe this general principle in
all dealings with Aguinaldo He has
not been accorded any special distinc-
ton; but, on the other hand. every
thing has been avoided that could be
interpreted as a degradation. / met
him the other evening at a reception
given by Governor Taft He is treated
by the American officials with entire
courtesy, as is every Filipino of impor-
tanee.0
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-20
RHEUMATISM
DUE TO KIDNEYS
Beware of Using Liquid Kid.
ney Remedies.
Alcohol IN Them VIII Make
Matters Worse.

When the kidneys are healthy they
strain the uric acid from the blood: but
when unhealthy, the acid is deposited in
minute crystals in the muscles and cause
rhumatic aches.
The close connection between the kid
neys and rhumatism is never suspected BY
thousands who trust to liniment when It is
their kidneys alone that need help.
But don't make the mistake Of trying %
cure rhumatism with alcohol, or with
liquid kidney remedies that contain al
cohol. 1t will only make your rheumatism
worse Take a kidney remedy in tablet
form that has no need of alcohol, and there
win be no danger of a setback from the
after-effeets. Dr. Pettingill's Kidney Wort
Tablets viii permanently cure your Theu-
matism BY making your kidneys healthy,
The Tablets restore the healthy balance Of
blood among the excretory organs; the
overworked kidneys are allowed to get
back their strength, the dangerous habit
Of forming stone and bEick-dust de-
posits IN the urine is cured, and the many
distressing symptoms Of approaching kid
ney disease removed.
Men and women who have needed this
warning OF + brick.dust have been saved
from the rocking agonies Of stone in the
kidneys and from the operating table by
Dr. Pettingil's Kidney Wort Tablets.
They stop at once the formation of de-
poslts and the stone thus has nothing
to add to its growth.
Your kidneys need thorough spring
cleaning. Nothing viii do this so gently
and yet thoroughly as Kidney Wort
Tablets.
Hemorrhage Of the kidneys has again
and again been checked BY Kidney Tort
Tablets; also irritation, catarrh and ulcer
alton Of the bladder, lumbago, pains in the
back, dropsy Of the limbs, weakness and
other symptoms Of kidney and urinary
trouble Examine your urine; if it Is
muddy with reddish sediment, high colored
or scanty, prevent falling into kidney
disease by promptly using Kidney w ort
Tablets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-20
MRS RoosEvELT's VETO.
Ordered Men Not to Disturb White
House Strawberry.

Ordered Men Not TO Disturb White
House shrubbeFy.
The experiments being made with
the White House and its adornment
have provoked the opposition OF Mrs
Roosevelt, says a Washington special
dispatch to the New York Times. Mrs
Roosevelt has given orders that here
after no changes are to be made with
out her approval
The final incident which caused this
decision on the part Of Mrs. Roosevelt
came the other day. The representative
Of the nurserymen who had furnished
the bay trees and lockwood bushes for
the adornment Of the terrace arrived
with instructions from Architect Nc
Kim to remove all the bushes, seventy
two in number, and ship them back to
Rutherford. N. j. The explanation
given was that they were unsuitable.
The nurserymen's agent was accom-
panied BY several helpers and pho
tographer. The latter proceeded TO
take some pictures Of the terraces.
showing the effect hy the ball topped
and pyramidal shaped trees When this
was accomplished the helpers were
about to remove the lockwood bushes,
as ordered by Mr. AIcKim, when word
came to the foreman that Mrs. Roose-
Welt wished the terrace adornments to
remain exactly as they were. The
rgent and his men accordingly With
drew.
Further changes viii await Mrs.
Roosevelts pleasure. Whether the
architect will convince her that the
beauty Of the terrace can be enhanced
by the substitution Of some other kind
of plant for that which now adorns
them remains to be seen. Mrs, Roose-
welt seems to have given a plain indi-
cation, however, that she expects to be
consulted before further changes are
made in or about her home
According to a reliable estimate, the
cost Of the bay trees and lockwood
bushes sent TO Washington and placed
on the east and west terraces and the
porte cochere at the north front Of the
mansion was between $4,000 and ST.
600.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-20
A PoETIeAL ANATHEMA.

Rev. DIR. Hillis Describes Advantages
of Trip TO Hndes on brooklyn Car.
'@To Hades on a Brooklyn carr ii the
title Of The latest poetical effusion Of
the Rev Or Newell Dwight Hills,
pastor of Plymouth church, Brooklyn.
says the New York Herald.
DR. HIllis when seen at his residence
the other day said that he had written
poem on a recent sunday while filed
with righteous Indignation over hay
ing been stalled on a trolley car while
trying to catch a train at the Grand
Central station. he had an engagement
to deliver an address in Connecticut in
the evening. lie took trolley car to
cross the bridge, and when about half
way over there was block.
Or Hills left the car and walked to
the New York side, where he caught
train 70 Forty-second street. arriving at
the Grand Central station 70 lind that
he was just one minute behind tie
train. The doctors blood was Ms. Sit
ting down in the station, he composed
the following anathema:
TO EfADEs on A BRooKLYN CAR.
Lines Composed In a Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Car by a Tramp
dedicated to the president with apolo-
gies to William Watson
For me this cars a goodly place wherein
For me- to sudden changes grown
averse.
All violent contrasts fain avoid would
On passing from this world into a worse.
When Tantaius. By gods aecursed, his fate
He saw the water. from bis lips recede.
NY goal not e'en recedes. while I'm inn
INJURED
-Four deep IN car mates oaths of every
breed.
While creeping shivering. jerking. we 20
inch by inch
Ny home, the place long FOR, shines
aIar.
Some dag, when summons comes TO bades
what cinch
To take a Brooklyn rapid transit carl
1T is all right for hades, because no
one Is in hurry to get there but for
the higher place we want better sery-
Ice than Is now given" said DR.. INNS
when asked to explain the wherefor
of 1t.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-20
CURES CHRONIC CATARRH
Hyomsi Cures the Worst Forms Of
This Disease in Any Part Of
the System.

It Is the height Of folly to continue
doctofing a catarrhal disease BY stomach
drugging, when the whole trouble lies
in the respiratory organs where nothing
can reach the germs but local direct
treatment BY inhalation. Hyomei Is
Natures remedy for the cure Of catarrh.
just breathe it few times daily and It
viii effect q cure.
on may have catarrh Of the stomach,
liver OF kidneys and Hyomei will as surely
cure It as it win catarTh Of the head and
throat The catarrhal germs are in the
mucous membrane or tissues and Hyomei
not only kills the germs along the air
passages, but enters the blood with the
oxygen, killing the germs in the blood.
The medicated dry air that goes through
the air passages, and into the lungs when
Hyomei Is breathed through the inhaler
that accompanies every outfit. is rich In
ozone, purely vegetable and filled with
marvellous healing and strength giving
qualities.
II you are tired Of stomach drugging
and seem to grow weaker all the time,
throw physic to the dogs " aud get well
with the health-giving Hyomei treatment
that is Natures own method.
Key. y. 3. Cook Of Hollist0n, Mass,
says: Ny wife has suffered greatly
from eatarrh for fifteen years. Nearly
four weeks ago she commenced to use
Hyomei and the beneficial effect was inn
mediate. It is very seldom that she needs
to clear her head and throat and she is
able to rest quietly at night For years
past she had been troubled with pain in
her limbs which we supposed was rheuma-
tism, but since she has used Hyomei that
afiliction has disappeared.
The Red Cross Pharmacy win return
your money If Hyome does not cure you
Of catBrrh. This shows their faith In the
remedy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-20

Jack Johnson the California negro
heavy weight, knocked out Joe Butler
at the Washington Sporting club the
other night, introducing d novelty
without precedent in ring annals, says
the Philadelphia North American. He
wore pajamas. The black skinned SAM
son appeared in giddy pink bed gar
ments that would have done credit to
Beau Brummel. Naturally they made
Butler think of sleep, and before ten
minutes Of the fray had passed the
Phiiadelphian was stretched at full
length on the canvas floor deep in the
land Of Nod 1t was the pajamas that
did tile trick