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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-30
JESSE GRANT GETS MILLIONS.
He ana Col. a. x. Owen Obtain Mexi
can Concessions.

New York. July IS. - Jesse Grant,
son OF former President Grant. is eX-
pected in Baldwiasville on Saturday
to confer With Col. A. X. Owen con-
corning property in Mexico. Mr..
Grant assisted Mr. Owen in getting
concessions from Mexico which. under
a recent court decision. property was
awarded him valued at s50,00000o. He
is heavily interested with Col. Owen in
a railroad and other property at Tepo-
lohampe.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-30
Union Fines Steamer.

Houghton, July Is. - A fine Of so
las been imposed on the steamer Nell
son Bloom by the local longshore-
mems union because non.union men
were recently employed to unload .
cargo at coal.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-30
HAD SEVEN CENTS,

Ard With That Capital Two Boys
Were Bound for Europe.
Chicago, July 25-Europe was the
goal sought by Hugh MCGEE and
Frank Kelly. TWO thirteen-year-old
youths CT South Omaha. Neb.. whose
combined capital was cents. but the
projected tour of foreign lands ended
at Evanston. The two boys were ar.
rested at the railway station. where
they were taken off a fast mail train
found for Chicago from Madison, Wis.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-30
FEAR AN ERUPTION.
People CT ST. Vincent Frightened by
Activity of a Volcano.

Activity Of a Volcano.
Kingston. July %. - The Soufriere
volcano has been slightly asita,ed
since July 10. emitting puhs intermit-
tently. which cause electrified clouds
and low rum6linss \ severe earth
quake shock was felt at l:io a. III.
Tuesday. accompanied by subterr an-
can sound of cracking. which shook
the buildings here and threw the pop
ulace into state OF CONSERVATION.
They feared that disastrous phenom-
enon would follow this earthquake.
similar 10 that OF July Il. 1902. which
preceded the eruption of Sept. s. 1902.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-30
Weary Of Life.

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. July Is. -
Weary of life, Fred Podivin Of Craven.
hurst, Ont, ended it last night BY
swallowing three drachms OF laudar
mum.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-30
Two Men Badly scalded,

Detour. Mich. July 25. - A tube in
the boiler of the steamer Turret Court
blew out when that steamer was
abreast OF here yesterday. Two men
were badly scalded.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-30
Preaeher,s Rad Work Min = our

Preachers Bad Work With Gun.
Middleburg, Ky. July 25. - After
killing Ellis Woods and fatally wound
ing Woods son, Robert Lee. a preach.
er at Linnie. said grace at the Jail
table shortly after his arrest. The
shooting was done during quarrel.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-30
FLOATING IN RIVER.
Cody of Prominent Louisville Man Re
covered From the Ohio.

covered FROM inc SntOs
Louisville. KY. July 25.-The body
of Paul Cain was found floating in the
Ohio river. He was the son of the late
Col. John S. Cain. who was for twenty
years circui, clerk of Jefferson county.
Paul Gains mother brought suit one
week ago. accusing her son of wasting
the Cain estate while acting as ad.
ministrator Young Cain was pcomt
nent socially.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
Reuiabr To S6ottIano-

Dis ale 8srgbepObnsr iinb bic
S4otten Elm aberslGubiI9es Bolt.
8as i'm unbrsdsnbfn Sabr,
bic 3utunft Suites pber
S6le6tes bringen Ioq, bas pirb,
mad Der allgemeiurn lleberaeugung in
S9ottluno, fdOn am Tsujabrstass
fntIdisben ober bod angebeutet. Sus
neue Snbr mtB ous Saus p0qig eez
fGubert finben, trobosm mub irgenb
einr aIeinigteit unbeenbist bIeibsn,
fpnit 1T bos pieber eine miblibe Gu
DE. SIT Der Miiataiten gang Ieer, 70
briHgt bus Elm f6le9tes @efdGftsiabr.
SdmuBiges WaiIer i'm Saus ffafft
Elm Sabr BON Srantbeit, unb tebrt bi.
5ruu ben glusfee na9 Der Sbir gu,
70 trsibt iie gteidtbiimer BON Der
S4tpelIe meg. 0us 8rpt mub ansss
idnitten iein, Der Wbistep einsegpFen
perben, tpGbrenb bic llbr bic Utitters
nuht bertiinbet. Sn bic fem Qugenolid
ipenoet iih aller Qlufmsrtiamteit Der
eefubrpoGiten GrI9einuns su, ben rers
ten 5iiben", bas beibt Der erIten perz
ion. bic i'm neuen Subr bas 9aus be-
tritt. 9lls eriebnteiter, ibeuliter Grit
ling gilt Elm briinettsr 5rember nit
sebrduntem 9eii6t, Der irgsnb ettpas
briust. Der ungliidTeligite 9ait 1T Elm
rotbbadrises 8sib; uls ni9t bisl pilIz
tommen tptrb Elm S9islsnber Ooer elm
Rs9er betradtet. lin bit-bsi benz
SdidiuI ins Sunbipert 5u pfui6en,
beitellt iid man9 perI6mibter S9otte
Ieinen reriten @ait" gang lpie er Fd
ibn niinI6t. SIT nun Der .Grite"
pirtlia aneeIangt, 70 1T bic Sauptz
fade, bab bieIe fataIe 9erIDnli6teit
Spsiie unb Srunt i'm Sauie genieBt,
Ionit nimmt lie alIes Slid, uno iuGre
Iie 5ebnmaI bic re6te getpsien, luieoer
nit iih fort. 8as iie sebraat bat,
muB man ibr abnebmen, muir tein
9elo, ober bas ungliid lit beiisgeIt.
9elb barf man iiberbaupt unter teis
nen llmitGnben an Neuiabrstags ucs
ceptiren, unb tuGrs ss felbit 3ablung
elmer S9uIo, unb tGme bieie aud
bon benz briinsttsitsn aIler StsrbIis
Hon
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
ietm tnternattonater srau.nelab.

2tus Der sngIii9en SauptitaOt pirb
seI9rieben: Su 9Onbpn, Oem Dorado
Der Clubs, baben audi bic 5rauen ibon
Iange ibre eisenen @lubbGuIer ssgriins
bet, unb beute sibt es nabe3u brei
SuBsnb Samenclubs, burunter mebs
rere, bersn Wtitslieber gu SuuienoeH
sGblen. 9ieier sroBe @rfolg. Der in
berbdItniBmGbig turSer 3eit errungen
purbe, bat gu einem neuen unternebz
men angeipornt, nGmli9 5ur 9rtins
bung zines internationaleu 5ruuens
clubs. Sieier iou ni9t nur seiels
i9aftli9en 3peden bienen, ionbern er
iOa eine srObe, in Der ganSen Welt
pertretene 3unft Dereinisen: bic 3unft
Der S9riftitellerinnen uno Sournalis
itinnsn unO bic itubirten Sruuen.
Der glub 1T i'm groBen Still ses
plant. Gin gerdumiges Saus i'm Iites
rariI6en @isrtel 2onoons 1T in ausz
ii9t genOmmeu, btnn ni9t nur fol- Der
Club grfrii9unesz unb 9eieaidaftsz
rGume, 2lrbeits5immtr. 2eieStmmer,
gibliotkt II. I. IN. entbalten, iOnbern
bic Wlitsliehsr folen auf Wunih au9
bort ppbnsn tOnnen. Sas ptrb fpea
cieq fir bic auslGnbiT9en Mitglteber
bon grpber anaiebun9straft iein, be-
ionbers uu9 nod oaourh, baB lie me-
ben bsbasIi6er Dobnung gu mGbisen
preiIen 9Iei9Ssitig nit 9erufssenois
iinuen suiammentommen uno einen
GentraIpuntt buben, nm Snformattos
nen alIer Dirt gu fammeln. OieIsm
3peig mill Der Club befonbere Iufs
merfidmteit Sutpenben. lleber bic 8ers
bdltniiIe auf ben perf9iepeuen 9ebies
ten Der Sournaliitit unb 2iteratur,
iiber literdriIde Re9tsfrdgen, iiber
berrfdenbe Wlet6oben uno liancen
fir ShriftitelIer uno lleberieBer folIen
bic Ritglisber unentgeltli9 glustunft
erbalten, unb Der Stub pirb es fidb
audi angelegen iein lafen, bic UtitgIies
Der in peri0nli9en 8ertebr nit fcz
bacteuren, @erlsgern uno S6riftitelz
Iern gu briusen. Der Sabresbeitrag
ipu 10 nieorig gebdlten iperoen, baB
audi ben Characterization Der 3u=
tritt mOsli9 lit. 9as probiiOriIde
Gomite, nit 2abp Srunces 8aIfour
ols PrGiibentin, fpeiit bic srIten
S6riftiteIerinnen oes 2anoes duf unb
bas rntsrnebmsn begesnet in 2onoon
GROCER Spmputbie. Gs tuun aber nur
Suitanbe fommen, lpenn BON bornbers
elm eine bebeuteube WiitgIisOerSabI gee
ii6ert 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
Wubiidss Srisfpapier.

Ius 2pnbon pirb beri9tet: 0ie 2tls
les, 10 1T aua bus 8riefpapier unb
aGes, mas buSu se90rt, etgenartisen
MOoelaunen unteriporfer- 9erabe bic
IeBte 3eit bate sroBe 9ei9mudsDerirz
rungen sarin geIeben. 9isIes 8riefs
papier lit ieBt bon benz elesanten
S4reibtii9 psrihpunbcn, ebenio bas
furbise Papier unb bic 8riefbogen unb
llmf6lGse, bic lpie 2iebesbotI9aften
nit ausge5udten &Gnoern uno iinnlos
fen 8er5ierungen ausIaben. 0us eles
sante 8riefpapier lit beute aus 2einen
gemd9t uno trdgt aud ben 4nI9ein
babon; es 1T Our6aus unbur9ii9tig
unO BON graubluuer Surbe. Diem in
Der Witte Der Settle ober an Der Iinten
Seite itebt bas Monpgrumm oOer bic
Snitialen Der SeTiBerin innsrbalb eines
MebaillonS in ieltidmen 8u9itaben in
SOlb, Silbsr unb 6arbe aussefii9rt.
Die Mebaillons itnb runo poer rautens
f0rmig unb nah Sheen aus Der 9eit
2ublpigs XIV. topirt, bic iebt audi in
M0beln unb 0etorationen iebr MODERN
III.
Die Srausn pGbIen fir ibre Msbails
Ions Sarte Surben, lpie tiirtisblau,
malpenfarben unb bellgriin. Weiitens
tuerben bic abrefen in einfdfen Buds
ftaben gebrudt, bon berIelben Sarbe
ipie bic MebailIons, babel ipirb bic
Selepbonnummer unb, penn bic
S9reiberin auf bem 2anoe lebt, AUDI
bic nd6Tte Characterization unb bas
Selegrapbenamt ni6t pereeFen. Die
Torm bes mobernen 8riefpupisrs 1T
brett. es tpirb breitbeilig sefultet unb
In einen febr lansen 8riefumidlug sez
itedt. Die meiiten 2onbonsrinnen Bee
bOrsusen bic fusenannte Waripidform
nit llmI6lGsen nit bsraIoiIden 8Gaps
pen, bic isbt fir ale Sbpen uub 5Drs
men bon llmi9ldgen MODERN iinb.
Mer Srauer bat, beftellt mulbenfarbes
nes unb 9rdues 2einenpapier NIT
f6parsem Rano; Wlebaillon unO
abreFe bebt fia bann auf bem mulpeuz
fdrbenen ober eruuen Sintsrgrunbe in
@8purs ab. Sir iiberT.eiide 8riefe
nimmt man garltonpapier, bus febr
feit unb dSurblau lit. Die llmfhldge
iinb innen bellgrau unb bod p0llia uns
bur8fdtis. SeIbit eins taGlisrapbii4e
Neubeit 1T su melben. Gini9e Srauen
finben es fmart, ibre 8riefe IdhrGs quer
iiber bas papier gu fdretbeu. Die
ieltIame Soee tommt aus @merifd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
punid nit uns trinten. Ssrr Dot'

Punid nit uns trinten. Ssrr SOt'
tor"
rgIeibsn 81. nod einen glusenbIid
bier, SrGulein Charlotte, iagte er.
SD babe audi nit Sbneu gu fpres
den" Gr fab fie nit itrabIenbsn
9lugsn an unb fubr fort: sd idgte
porbin gu Sbrsm Ssrrn 8ater, ta
bate mas bon ibm gu erbitten, ettpas,
bsfen GrGdngung mid gu isinem
S9uIbnsr MAIDEN ipiirbe. @rratbsn
sic, mas es iit2"
sic idgte niht, funbsrn beutste nur
mil ben 4ugen uno Der 9ano auf bic
alre llbr bin.
Sen. 1lbr9" fruste sr, uusenitein'
lid iiberruiht.
,Sie baben 6Fters Sbr @sFaIIen an
i9r seGuBert", ipra4 CHARLOTTE, pbns
gu ibm aufauieben, nunb penn Sic
piini6tsu ="
,Sa frsilitb", unterbra6 sr iis, lie
immerfort nit ieItIumen 8liden be-
tra9tenh. Die llbr bate i9 germ.
@ber sSbr Serr Batter bat mir er5dblt,
bic llbr pdrs Elm @rbItiid, une Elm
Tol6es muB in Der Samilis bleiben,
ni9t pabr2" - @r bate ibre Sano
gefubt, imO pbne bab Iis gu ibm uufs
fab, fiiblte lie bod, pts feline 4ugen
an ben ibrsn bafteten. yWenn i9 bic
llbr beiibsn tDnnte, pbne lie Sbnen au
nebmen. Ddre bas m0gli62"
sic fling bsftis an gu 5ittern, Der
alte Serr itano regun9slOs binter ben
9eiben, bic Sunb auf ben Slid ges
itiiBt.
r&0nnten sic It9 sntIdIisBsn,
Charlotte, mid uls Wtitglieb Sbrer
5umilie anSunebmen9 8oQen Sic
meine 6rau nerosn9"
Sic fab einen 9lusenbItd gu ibm
auf unb itisb einen Ieiien, gliidieIigsn
S4rei aus. Damn iant iir an feline
8ruIt.
9a ert0nte sinr belle, metalens
Sttmme. 0i9t btnter t6nen i6lu9
es 5pOIf in tlaren, gemeFenen Salds
gen, unb ieBt ihlug bic Mlitternadtss
itunbe aud BON alien Sbiirmsn.
Si. uIte llbr bate seidGasen! Char
fottes Batter mars, Der bic 3eiser se=
itelt unO bas ulte Dert pieber in
Sang gebra6t bate.
Sin gliidli9es, neues Sabr, meine
&inber", fagts er nit sitternber Stims
me, aIs bic 9eibsn an Ieinem SaIie
bin9en, unb auf bic uIte llbr beutenb,
bic rubig tueiter ttdte, Iebts er binSu:
pW(ag iie fortdn beitere ober tribe
Stunben fdlugen, Iie ptrb Gu9 ims
m.r Iieb unb tpertb Iein, ba iie bic erfte
Stunbe Cures Slides fdIug."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
Die alte llbr.

Cine neutrality-suspicious. pon Inna Sronm
nDiait 9u I6on bic 2dmps anz
sinOen @barIOtte3 IS .iit nod niat
buntel."
m0ud, 9apa. Sd mill oieIe glrbeit
beute nod fertiB MAIDEN uno forttras
gen."
Der S9ein Der auffIammenOen
Gampe fdlt auf tin unsenebmes, iuns
ges 9eii9t nit einem Yaar i60ner,
blauer glugsu, .lpeiterbin auf Die drms
lide gtnrihtung zines tleiuen 3imz
mers i'm pierten Stpd. Gu Wetl6en
lit ni9ts gu perne6men als bas Rds
ideln oes 6abens, ben gbarlOttes
flinte Sanb burd hen Stoff Sisbt,
bann fGngt biz miibe, grGmli6e
Stimme npn nprbtn aus Der Sfenede
an.
rWGbr.nS 9n hes MOrgens fort
tDarit, tam Der Wtenitb aus Dem britt
ten Stod tpisosr einmul berunf ipsgsn
Der llbr. ST mil iie bur6dus buber.
Sd babe 8eosnt5eit bis iibermorgen,
bis 5am 5tpeitsn Sanuar perIanet."
nDtr perosn lie bob pertauFtr
miiIIen, Pupu." fust has Wldbhen
Ietie. pgBir brnu9sn bus 8sIo 10
nOtbig."
.Wenn es MIR nidt er tpdre', iugt
Der alte Serr unlpiIlis. Limb ipsrn
i'd oente, oaB i'd fie Oa unten tpieoer
b6ren IoQ!"
Die llbr, BON Der er iprd6, zine
groBe Wanbubr nit rst6en 9ronsez
ptrSierungsn, mar Elm oltes Grbitiid
aus Der 6amilie feiuer 6rdu, iie bate
ihnen man6e gliidIi6e uno mande
fdpere Stuube geitlogeu, aber als
bic Satin ibm geuummsn mar, bate
er bic 3etger angebulter uno lisb lie
ntht tuieoer in Sang brineen. rSie
foll niht bic Stunben meines @lenos
SGblen", bate er geIdgt. gtber er bing
on ibr, als an blu 9ebten, mas inn
ans Der sliidIihen 3eit seblieben mar,
uub ieBt itanb er bd oapor unb Iab
mir brii6en Bid gu ibr binauf.
.Weun mir iis bod trbatten t0nns
ten, Charlotte. iagte er in tIdsIibem
Sont.
.Gs gsbt ni6t, papa", entsegnste
fis nit fonfter Teitistsit. Der 9ottor
mub beaablt psrben. 0ir baben 10
piele llrIabe, ibm bantbar gu ietn. 8il
forefum bat er Did bebanbeIt!"
Der 9tIts Tdiittslte ben aopf. sd,
CLAUDE, iagts er, rer uiirbs bic llbr
felber germ nsbmsn, er bat bas olts
Runiifpert offers aslobt. unb mir be'
tGmen banN nod etlpds beraus. Spm
ippate i'd iie e6Rneu, osnn er 1T mir
Iieb geporoen, fait mi. elm Sobn.
Wenn man ibm iagte ="
.papa, 9u btntit bod ni4t bas
ran!" risf CHARLOTTE bsftig. rBenn sr
feIbit nod ouOOn anfinge, dbsr FOL"
.glun, nun, i6 ia9e lpeiter niats",
murmelte Der alte Serr. Die Soatsr
itanb ieBt auf uHb faItsts bic Gr6sIt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
0euiaBrsIteb.

Bon 9uitau SaIte.
Ri6 min Iaut meiu 2ieo bier eriibeu,
Ser nid)t ieine Sabre 5GbIt
limb Der ieiuen 8anScrfiibeu
gBeite, bobc 3icIe mGglt.
Bebt bic Suuue inter, gutl
&ebrt iie bod i'll ucucr 0Iutb.
GIii6t'e Shnbcr, Gage, Sabre -
&lagelueibcr binterorcinl
Srauert ibr an Sarg lnb @abre,
plidl labt bel 2ebenb gem iein.
@ellc tommt, @clIe gcbt,
Sod Der Ooue Strom bcitebt.
1lub 10 laBt Die Sabre iIicbeu,
Simmer lit cs al Der 3citl
$iiht'ecr ldBt iih uihts perbricBcn,
SIMMER tbGtig lno bercit.
Sober NuacnbIii lit icin
1iuo Die @lpiateit nit brcin.
siid)t Die alto gfcIliabrlcier,
Niibriamer Aaleubcrinugl
Scoer Noraen lit @circicr
HUB Elm Selb i'm @orlpdrtsgang.
gScr nidt i'm nebiibreno cbrt,
9fibt oes Sebcu5 lit er iucrtb.
1lnb 10 Iabt bic GIGicr tIiugcnl
<inbr, 9ieuiabr, eincrIei,
@enn MIR ScbcnsfIutbcn iprinaeu
SrobIidl unO talenbcrfrci.
Sroltl Sns nellc SSabr bincinl
Sumner niro's Der Gag bod ieiul
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24

-Sn 9aris beginnt eius
reisenoe MOoeneubeit ii9 ein5ubiirs
germ. 8ei ben sroBsn Diners, bic ben
9lbi3lub elmer SasO bilben, Osritebt
man es, bic SafeI in orisinelIer 8eiIe
gu per5ieren. 60 erblidte man uns
lGngit BEL einem Sa9bbiner auf eiuem
S6loFe in Der NGbe BON paris bds
SafelgeI6irr nit allen ben 5bieren
sei9miidt, bic Der SGssr erIest bat
poer bod gum minbeitsn - erIsgen
m0bts. Die iilberns platts, auf Der
ous 5leii9 ierOirt ipurbe. Sisrte elm
persOlOster 6aiun. 9ln Der Suuciere
mar elm perflbertss giebbubn auges
braht, unb ieber Seller mar nit einem
anoeren iagoburen 8Ogel obsr ipnit eis
mem DiIo perfeben. 9luBsrbsm 5eisten
bic Seller, bon Siinitlerbaub 9emalt,
Scenen aus benz Sagblebsu iolpie
2anoI9uftsbilber in natiirli1en 5ars
ben, umrabmt BON rnIu, blauen uno
pergoIbeten 9Gnbsrr. Sas reisenoe
unb eisenartige arrangement fano uns
getbeiIte anertennung, lno bic Sbeils
nebmer am 9insr beeilten iid, Der
Sausfrau bic psrpiert' Qtnertennuua
ausauiprs4en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24

bou BON elmer isIisen 9Offnung, uno
1T es bis beute seblieben, 10 bieIe du4
iiber mid geipOttct bdbeu.
Sd peib, buB unfere Sinne triigss
riIh iinb, unb piberitreite fsinem, Der
bas, mas bieIe 9lugen fa6en, fir 5Gu<
fdung bdlt. Gs lit m6gli9, baB er
redt bat - es 1T aber aud mDgli9,
buB bisfe 9usen rebt butten. Soll i9
ba bas SroitIpIe fpGblen, penu bas
SrOitrei6e ebenio eldubpiirbis fit9
DAB pirStaub tperbsn, fpiFen mir;
buB mir 9eiit bIeiben - ib fam es
9lauben! -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24

Cine 9eunsrin. Dame
Gm NuIitlaben): r9itte geben Sic
mir fir meine So9ter elm sefdIliees
Sa[onitiid fir pidno; es lam aber
i6on etpas S9pisriges fein." @omz
mis-: ,Sebr pObl. meine Dame! SD
CLAUDE bier bies Rpeturno ipiiroe pafz
len. Der prsis lit 5fpei Wdrt." Oas
me: ,gld, bas 1T aber nidbt idper sts
mug. W9eine So6tsr bat bersits Gins,
bas tpitet 2 Mart sol"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
3wti Ao[en.
Bon eeora suife. QaIma.

HSie 1T tobt;" iuste Der aIte 2sbrsr.
-iie ftarb baIo na4 ibrem 9erIObten.
Sic baben mein 8inb ia sstannt. Sd
mill Sbnen ersdblen, ipie ibre leBten
Sabre perIiefen. Sn Der ginIamteit,
bic na4 ibrem SObe bic sinSise 5reuns
bin meiner QbenOe mar, babe ib es
mir oft sr5dblt unb 5uIeBt SroIt barin
9efunben. Sroit iiber ibren friiben
9abingung uno Bertruuen barauf,
bab Der @eiit mod itdrter 1T als Der
aOrper. unb bab i9 nibt ales Don ibr
unter bic Grbe brin9en muBte."
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-12-09
Weak
Hearts

Are due to indigestion. Nnety-nine Of every
one hundred people who have heart trouble
can remember when it was simple indiges-
ton. 1t is scientific fact that all cases Of
heart disease, not organic, are not only
traceable to, but are the direct result of indi-
gestion. All food taken into the stomach
which fails Of perfect digestion ferments and
swells the stomach. putting it up against the
heart. This interferes with the action Of
the heart, and in the course of time that
delicate but vital organ becomes diseased.
Mr.. D. kauble, of Nevada. O.. says: had stomach
trouble and was in bad state as had heart trouble
with it. took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for about four
months and it cured me.
Kodol Digests What You Eat
and relieves the stomach of all nervous
strain and the heart of all pressure.
Bottles only. $l.oo Size holding ~ times tho trial
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the English government, which has
done nothing to establish Christian
ity in India. 1t seemed to us who
listened, that the government could
not interfer with the religion of the
| people. Jesus Christ would not
wish his kingdom to be advanced in
tnat way. He said mot by might
nor by power, but by my spirit saith
the Lord Of hosts. Mrs. Shier
emphasized the fact that India S
door is wide open and more mission
aries are urgently needed. Mrs.
Lutz then gave a reading in her
usual interesting manner. Mrs.
Wallace then gave paper on How
may Christians Help or Hinder
Missionary Work. y Among the
hindrances were the opium and
liquor traffic, but Indifference to the
work on the part of Christians is far
the greatest obstacle. Mrs. Wallace
is herself an enthusiastic missionary
worker, and had she the opportun-
ity she would enthuse everyone else.
A few dollars would, she assured
US, do so much in the foreign field.
So or so will support an orphan in
school for year. $25 will maintain
a theological student for the same
length of time, while $50 to $50 will
enable Bible woman for a whole
year to go in and out of the darken
ed homes carrying light and life to
the inmates. All Christians should
work for missions. First, because
God commands it; second, ia so do
ing we help our fellow men; third,
in helping others we best help our
selves. A discussion followed, then
a very touching recitation was given
by Miss Gold, entitled, GA Little
Hindu Widow" This closed the
program and the company was then
served with supper.
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MISSIONS TO THE FRONT.

The spacious reception rooms OF
Mrs. W. H. Gold we're crowded with
guests last Tuesday afternoon, at a
session of the w. F. M. S. The
missionary societies of the Episco-
pal, Presbyterian and Christian
churches were we'll represented,
aud the Methodist ladies were high
ly gratified with the response to
their invitations Mesdamos A. E..
King and Wallace assisted Mrs. Gold
il receiving, and every one was
given a cordial welcome.
Devotions were duly observed,
business transacted, and the liter
airy program opened with a paper
by Mrs. Shier on Inducements and
Hindrances to the Heather Becom-
ing Christians" The chief induce
ment cited was the helpfulness and
charity manifested by Christians.
A Hindu woman expressed it thus,
in speaking to her lady physician
"Your God must be a very kind
good God, to send doctor to the
women none of our Gods ever sent
/, us DOCTOR. y Among the hindran
ces cited were the Indifference tC
missionary work shown on the part
of Christians. Also, the policy o.
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kodol Dyspepsia Cure.

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builds wornout tissues, purifies. strengthens
and sweetens the stomach. Gov. G. W. At
kinson, of W. Va, says: f have used num-
Der of bottles of Kodol dyspepsia cure and
have found it to be a very effective and, in
deed, powerful remedy for stomach all
ments, recommend it to my friends Sol
by all dealers.