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The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-12


the eastern resorts.
Mr.. Ludwig Brock, who has been on
an extensive business trip, has returned
home for the summer
Lehman & Stewart, Dcnver's lead
ing fire insurance and financial agents,
1541 Champa Street.
Mrs. A. w. We'll and daughter, Gladys
arrived home Saturday night, after a
month s trip East.
Mr.. Martin Jackson, the artist, ac-
companied by Mr.. Arthur Klein have
gone East on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph (nee Nathan)
have gone to New York city where they
will reside in the future.
The Schirmer Insurance and Invest
mcnt Company, fire insurance and
finance agents, 143O 10th street.
Rabbi Joseph Stolz of Chicago, togeth-
er with his young son, spent a couple OF
days in Denver last week.
Mrs Herman Powell, who has been
confined to her home with spraned
ankle, is now about again.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. We'll and daughter
Gladys leave for Colorado Springs, Sat.
urday, to be gone two weeks.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of A. II. Lewis and Son in this
issue. They appreciate your trade.
Rabbi Jacob H. Kaplan after spending
June and July in Denver has gone to
Buffalo, n. Y, to visit his father.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Gesas of st. An
thony, Idaho, spent Il few days in the
city on their way home from New York
Buy your gloves at Gamossi Glove
company, Sixteenth street near Stout
Their gloves are unequaled in the city.
Rabbi and Mrs. E. Schreiber after
two weeks visit in Denver with Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer Friedman, have gone to
Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rosenblatt (nee
Fannie Steler) Of st. Joseph Mo-, are in
Fort Collins, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ripley.
Miss Lille Bogen, daughter of Rabbi
Bogen Of Texarkana, Texas, and Mr..
Louis Morris of this city, will wed Au-
gust 23rd.
j. H. Arkush, fire, life and acci-
dent insurance telephone 1868; 3O4 and
3O5 Appel building, Sixteenth and Lari-
mer streets.
The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-12

Mrs. Jacob Berkowitz and children, af
ter a pleasant visit to relatives and
friends in Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
have returned home.
Mrs Sheppard Benson, after attend
ing the Morse -Kottwitz nuptials, has
gone to Boston, where she expects to
reside in the future.
The Misses Haas and Kahn of New Or
leans, accompanied by Miss Blanche
Newman of st. Louis, have gone to Colo
RADIO Springs and Manitou.
Mr. Edwin NJ May of Cincinnati, who
has been making his home in Denver for
the past two months, expects to return
to Cincinnati in a short time.
The genuine "Gamossi" real kid glove
is sold in Denver only by the Gamoss
Glove company, Sixteenth street near
Stout A two-dollar glove at $1.5O.
Mr. Harry Altman will leave Sunday
for St Louis, where he will attend the
Exposition and later Fort Smith, Ar
kansas, where he will make his future
home.
Among the distinguished visitors in
the city during the past week from Chi
cago were: Rabbi JOS. Stolz, and Mr.. M:
f. Greenbaum, treasurer OF the United
Hebrew Charities of that city.
Dr. and Mrs. Schreiber, who have been
visiting the family Of Mr.. Meyer Fried
man, have gone to Pueblo for few
weeks visit to relatives, after which they
will return to their home in Chicago.
The many friends of Mr.. A. j. Solo
mon will regret to learn that he will
remain in New York, which will be his
future home. lie will study law at
Columbia college and later enter his
umcle's s, Judge Solomon s, office.
A delightful tally-ho party was given
last Sunday to the Hatch-Fisheries. Those
composing the party were: Misses Laura
Wisebart, Florence Patek, Amy Salo-
mon, Clara Cohn, Florence Hahn, and
Messrs Jacob Weinberger, Louis Isaac
son, Herman Bendix and William Hahn.
Ludwig Bros. & Witzel, the proprie-
tors of the Lemp Rathskeller, have
again shown their enterprising spirit by
engaging direct from the Worlds fair
Prof Holman Kisch's Hungarian band,
which until further notice will give daily
concerts afternoons and evenings in their
delightful restaurant.
At the last meeting Of the board of
trustees Of Congregation Emanuel it was
decided that all persons of the Jewish
faith desiring to have a seat or seats for
the coming holidays must obtain card
e., %l, +ho fov
The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-12

Miss Tillie Kahn Of Leadville, is in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Marks of Marks, Miss,
are in the city.
Mr.. Simon Guggenheim left Sunday
afternoon for New York.
Go to Post for good Photos. l20G
Fifteenth street corner Lawrence.
Mr.. Dudley Shoenberg is the guest of
his aunt, Mrs. David May.
Mr. Joseph Langer has returned from
his visit to the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Joseph Morse left during the
week for her home in Las Vegas.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Levy and family have
gone to Glen Isle for the summer.
Mrs. M. L. Lewis of New York City,
is in the city visiting her friend, Mrs. H.
Morris.
Il. Schradsky, Denver's well known
merchant tailor, 1901 Larimer, for sty-
lish clothes.
Mr.. Benjamin Landman Of Shreve-
port, La, is spending the summer in
Denver.
Mrs Fannie Rosenblatt of st. Joseph,
Mo-, has been in the city visiting her
mother.
Mr. Aaron Morse has returned to Den
yer after passing a couple OF weeks in
st. Louis
Mr.. George II. Eckhouse of Indianapo-
lis, stopped over to visit friends on his
way to the coast.
Ask Mrs. Parry Haines, 621 Six
teenth street, why a woman fails. Be
cause she does not pay enough attention
to her hair and complexion.
The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-12

The Jewish outlook will stand for every
thing pertaining to Jewish interests. syna-
gogal and institutional 1t will chronicle
the most important foreign and domestic
news, and will particularly concern itself
with the doings of Jews in the Rocky
Mountain region.
The Jewish Outlook welcomes contribu-
tions to its columns when propely signed
The Jewish Outlook does not necessarily
concur in the opinions of its contributors
The Jewish Outlook solicits correspond
ence from every section of the Rocky Noun
tain region
Subscribers whose papers do not reach
them regularly will kindly inform us at once
All matters for the weeks publication
must reach the Office not later than Tuesday
evening.
All matters concerning advertisements.
subscriptions social notes. etc. should be
addressed to DR.. NJ. Collins. 522 r. & c.
Building. Denver. Colorado.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-08
MAY CASE NEXT MONDAY.

Emmett May the insurance man ac-
cused of embezzlement who returned
from the mainland yesterday to stand
his trial, appeared before Judge Robin
son this morning. His attorney J. j.
Dunno stated that the Attorney Gen
erals Department was not ready to go
on and so, by arrangement, the further
hearing of the case went over until
Monday. 1t is understood that the
prosecution is waiting for Attorney
Biting who is a witness in the case.
The charge against May is that on
May 10, 1902 he had the custody of
$1,000 belonging TO the estate of Jose A.
Bettencourt, with the consent of the
administrators, and that he converted
this money to his own use. May was
arraigned on June IA last when he
pleaded not guilty and the case was
set over for the September term.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-08
AUCTION SALE
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1904.
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Regular Friday Sale

At my salesroom, S47 Kaahumanu St.
Furniture, Canned Goods, Poultry,
Groceries, Potatoes, Crockeryware,
Fruit Bugges, Rice, Pianos, etc, etc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-08
Dinner Sets

Suitable for 6 and II persons,
make very useful presents. We have
them in French, German, English n
American China, plain white or dec
Grated.
Prices vary from $S.75 to $I75.OO
a set.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-08
KODAKs FOR CHRISTMAS.

Why not kodak for your friend?
They make excellent gifts and we have
a fine assortment of them. Prices from
81 to $S5. We have films and photo
supplies, too. Hebron Drug Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-08
hem-stitched, at IOc.
;n;fiaIad ~ - v1r

ladies linen, hem-sttched, a
adde's linen, initiated, a Il I-7c.
aides linen, hem-stitched,
ladies' sheer nen with dainty wOrded initial
ladies' in
Chdrens linen, with neat fancy bOrder
Chdrens plain nen hemstchd and initiated, m a
Gents nen plain initiated better qualities
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-08

Want ads in the Star bring quick re-
suits. Three lines three times for 25
cents.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-11-11
RECOVERED HER VOICE.
Nurse leased Child into Speaking
Queer Case.

Pittsfield, Mass, Nov S.-A nurse in
a North Adams hospital by teasing
patient brought back the power of
speech. Mabel Vitalis, child, was tax
en- to the hospital with fractured skull
moved. After a time the child began
to mend and recovered her mental facul-
ties, but could not speak. A month pass
ed and the child was ready to be dis
charged from the hospital well but voice
less. One day nurse hid the child's
playthings and leased her almost to des-
child suddenly cried out: 81 know where
it is" The lost voice had returned.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-11-11
Eighty Eight Civil and Four
teen Crimins Cases.
Thirty-two Jury Cases Mean a
Lengthy Term.
Grand Jury Receive Instructions
and Get Busy.
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
The November term of the district
court opened at promptly ten o'clock this
forenoon, with the usual attendance
perhaps more than the usual number of
lawyers.
Eighty-six cases were on the civil
calendar, and two more were put on by
motion, thus making a long calendar.
The two cases put ON were the follow
ing:
Jennie Kelly VS.. Orson Kelly.
Frank Reed VS.. Charles H. Shelby and
others.
The preliminary call of the calendar
developed the fact that thirty-two of
the cases are for trial by jury. This,
with the fourteen criminal cases means
a long term.
The following cases were settled and
dismissed:
F. c. Peterson VS.. August Chaser.
Mary Kleiman VS.. Henry Kleiman.
Amboy State bank VS.. Harriet Annis.
V. B. GIFTS VS.. c. E. Lamberton.
Pardon A. Day VS.. Michael Keinholz
and others.
Donahue Bros, VS.. Zuel & johnson.
Stephen A. Scales VS.. Edward F. Will
son.
State of Minnesota VS.. Fred Bombach
In the cast of C. ]. Laurisch, respt.,
VS.. T. o. Oren, applt., the respondent
moved to dismiss the appeal.
In the case of H. A. King, respt., VS..
Michael Russell, applt, the respondent
moved for Judgment on the pleadings.
In the case of A. E. Clark trustee, VS..
the Peru Plow and Implement Co. the de-
PENDANT moved for judgment and dis
missal on the pleadings.
In the case of Maria A Moffatt vs.
Andrew Moffatt, the plaintiff moved that
the defendant be adjudged in contempt
of court for not paying the amounts or
dered by the court last September.
In the case of F. NJ. Schwartz VS.. Erd-
man Schwartz, the defendant asked
that proceedings be stayed because he is
bankrupt.
The following cases were continued by
consent:
Fairmont Nursery Co. VS.. Robert Pet
ersOn.
A. j. Hanson VS.. Otto Neitge.
Gilbert S. Taylor VS.. George c.. Ston-
Henry c. Garlach VS.. city of Manka-
to.
The call of the roll of the grand jury
showed all of the members present ex-
cept the following: George Hover, John
Kleinschmidt and A. w. Peterich. Mr.
Kleinschmidt was detained on the cleo
ton canvassing board. James E. Brown
was excused on account of his age, sew
enty-two years. Arthur Mitchell was
excused an account of the illness of his
wife, and Walter Daniels ON account of
the sickness of his father.
Hiram Perry was appointed foreman
of the grand jury and it received it's in
structions and retired. 1t has large
amount of bushes before it, and is now
hard at work taking evidence.
County Attorney Wilson will move the
criminal cases Monday morning.
Charles Kleinschmidt is bailiff for the
grand jury, and w. f. Edwards and
George Gray, the latter of Shelby, for
the petit jury.
The permptory call of the calendar
was had this afternoon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-11-11

News has reached Mankato of the
birth of ten pound daughter last Sat
urday morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Williams at their home in Seattle. They
used to be residents of Mankato, but
left here about three years ago.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15

delta arbete pa nytt. da man icke
ansag sig kunna uppgrafva dem,
som nyligen Dlifvit begrafna.
En- spiraitrappa pa nsgra och
sextio trappsteg leder nei denna
massgraf. Sedan man under en-
forares ledning genomvandrat
nagra omkring 6 tot hoga och a
fot breda gallerier, kommer man
till den egentliga ingangsport,
som stanger for katakomberna'
Sa smart man intrader i Diet af-
stangda rummet, utvidgar Diet sig
och man gar genom langa gangar
eiter hvars sidor de dodes ben
arc uppstaplade. Hela skelett
innas Ell, endast arm och larben,
som arc regelbuadet upphangda
Oliver hvarandra i tire raider, bilda
tapetseringen. Hair och der arc
de ordnade i form at EFT kors eller
dylikt. Da hela skelett -dodens
symbol - saknas, ar asynen al
benen icke vidare afskrackande,
de morkbruna benen och kramer
ma CORA val icke nagot estetiskt
intryck, men ej heller nagot af-
skrackande.
Till och med delta stale har 81
kunnat fredas for skrifkladiga per-
soner, i Diet manga besokande ha
f0rsett hufvudskalarne med in
skriptioner.
En- omvexling bildar glomskans
kalla. l denna sages guldfsk ha
forekommit under manga ar, oak
tadt den totala franvaron af illus.
Men nu ar Diet ocksa stilla /
denna vattensamling liksom Of
verallt omkrirg.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15
Sioux City,,

Sk0Irdaet nekade haromdagen
att godkanna en- vagnslast kol-
levererad If Iowa Fuel Co. under
pastaende att kolet var at under.
haltigare beskaffenhet an Diet. som
kolhandelsbolaget atagit sig att
leverera och delta oaktadt att
Diet itragavarande kolet var battre
an det,, som bolaget f0rut slevere-
rat och tatt betalning for -,
Som vi forut mddelat, broto sig
tjufvar natten mot den . januari
in i Payne &Sargissons bank i Lu
ton, der de sprangde ~kassaskapet
och tillegnade sig de deri forvara-
de penningarne. Forliden man
dagsettermiddag arresterades pa
Observation-Disclosures passagera-
retag mellan Akron och Sioux
City en- man vid namn Jimmy
West hvilken misstankes for att
vara en- at inbrottstjufvarne. Han
identiherades senare at en- no
tellvard och dennes clerk fran
Sloan sasom en- af de framlingar,
hvilka morgonen efter inbrottet
Alto frukoSt deras hotel och straX
derefter begafve sig vag. Jimmy
West losslapptes endast for kort
It'd sedan fran tukthusct i Sioux
Falls, S. D., der han aftjerat ire
ars och en- manads straffarbcte for
ran.
En- syrisk gardfari handlare vid
MANN Saleen Sabag, hvilken vistats
har i landet endast en- kort It'd
och 81 ar mycket hemmaStadd
engelska spraket, blef for nagra
minader sedan al en- harstades
bosatt landsman utrustad med
varor, kara och hast och sand ut
pa landsbygden med slit gepack
att CORA geschaft. Men han lat 81
bora af sig, och hans landsman
och icke minst den, som lemnat
honom varor, borjade kama sig
oroliga Oliver Oliver hans bortavaro
och fruktade att nagonting hand'
honom. Sa stodo sakerna. da har
en- dag forliden vecka helt lugn'
intradde genom bakd0rren till sir
padrones butik. gjorde en- oster'
landsk salaam och SADIE:
- NJ ar jek har.
Forklaringar foljde, och Sab,e
omtalade att han under sina van
dringar pa landsbygden gait vils'
och e varit kropp att hitta tillbak;
till Sioux City igen. Han had
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15
Kr3nika.

fattigqvarteren New York er
halter den valkande danske flan-
tropen Jacob Riis sin beskarda
del af kritiken.
Tidningen menar och framhal.
Ter att ALT Diet CODA Mr. Riis un-
der sin mangariga ~verksamhet
gjort att ~afhjelpa fattigdomen
dock icke BURT nagra frukter. Da
genom Mr. Riis'och hans menings-
flanders anstraugningar en- mangd
smutsiga och osunda fattigkaser-
ner nedrifvas och nya, andamals-
enliga hus upptoras i stallet, ar
delta naturligtvis godt och val,
men Diet ledsamma ar att Diet icke
AFRO de fattiga, som infytta i de
nya b~ostaderna, sedan de blifvit
husvilIa genom nedrifvandet at
de gamla.
De hafva nemligeu ic&e rad
till Diet. ,Hyran ar for
hog for dem och de fockas till
andra platser i staden, der de at
sig inratta uya slums.
Och den dag hr Riis ~nedlagger
vandringsstafven, kan han j san
ming saga trots de manga bade
tacksamma och otacksamma
menniskor han hjelpt: What is
ike use?
Gives Diet jemforelsevis fare
fattiga menuiskor i New York nu
an da hr Riis borjade sin verk
samhet'
Ingaluuda, och hr Riis will
icke halter motsaga delta fax
tum.
IN. Y. American" framhaller
att kr Riis och de fl%antroper,
som understodja honom i hans
menniskovanliga arbete, endast
soka att afhjelpa foljderna man
icke orsaken till fattigdomen.
Och Diet Dir ju ocksa SAINT. Hvar-
ken hr Rlis eller de valvilliga
menniskor, SOM underst0dja no
nom, rikta sina strafvauden pa
andrande at de f0rhallanden, /
hvilka samhallet i stort MI let-
yer.
Mar man laser och h0r ON hr
Riis' verksamhet. kommer mar
oviikorligen genast attn tam
ka pa sagan om.Sisyfus, hviiken i
underjorden var domd att alltid
rulla en- stem pa toppen at EFT
berg, hvarifran den alter rulIade
ned
IN. Y. American" soker i sin
artikel angaende denna SAX att
bevisa delta och framhaller pa
Stamina gang den asigten att fack-
f~0reniDgarne CORA langt mera for
framjandet at mensklighetens val
an hr Riis och ALA valg0rande
inrattningar tillsammantagna.
Men mar N. Y. American"
i fackf6reningarne ser l6sningen
af den sociala fragan, sd har den
visst kommit pa ~villovagar.
Fackforeningarne. sSdana de
nu existera, tjena uarmast till att
organisera nassau och att
gifva densamma EFT begrepp
ON hvad den verkligen kan ut
RATA, da den STAR fylkad skuldra
vid skuldra. Men Diet ar ocksa
ALT. De lonef0rh0jningar, som
fackf0reningarne pa vissa omra-
den kunna framtvinga, motvagas
at de okade priserua pa litsforn6-
denheterna, hvilka ocksa drabba
dem, som ej fatt nagon lonefor-
h0jning. Nej, fattigdomen kom.
~
mel att besta. sd lange den MI
varande samhallsordningen be.
star, trots electromagnetic och
hr Riis' och andra menniskoal-
skandess bet fnnes
ingen orsak att antaga hr Riis ct
consortes icke 'skulls vara intelli-
genta neg att inse att forandrin-
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15


till Kansas City, der han traffade
hvilka satte honom pa
den rata wagon igen. Och som
han ~ordentligt kunde redovisa for
sina Observation-Disclosures, blefvo
hans forklaringar antsgna for
k~cntant. och ALT var bra igen.
Mrs Nels Nelson, 1881 Oak
street, snrprenerades i onsdags
pa sin fodelsedag at nagra at sina
vaninnor, hvilka som fodelsedags-
present medforde en- jardinier
.ned stall SAINT en- porslinspjes.
De uppvaktande voro foljande
damer:
Fruarne H. P. Liunggren, Chas
Johnson, c. Ljunggren. Sam
Heltze. o. Harstad, A Ostling,
John Ohlund, John Swanson, O.
Huffman, ALT Olson. c. Anderson,
]. Anderson, Aug Johnson, Frank
Smith, George Jepson, Victor
Johnson, John Carlson, Fred
Anderson, N. Ricktor, Bengtson
och Sandbloom.
Mar nj skall kopa Skor ga till
Fridlund ty der far nj CODA skor
for edra pengar till lagre priser
an nj far hos dem som anonsera
halt pris. o28 q st.
SJinkyelpsJdreningrn Svenska
Monitoren holl i torsdagsqvall
forliden vecka sin trettonde ars-
fest i Eagle Hall. & Douglas SITS.
Festen boriade med genomgaende
at EFT intressant program bestaen-
de af vokal - och instrumental
musk SAINT defamation ,hvarefter
forfriskningar bestaende at katie
och dopp serverades. Omkring
EFT 100 = tai at foreningsmedlem
marnes familjer hade infunnit sig,
hvadau en- mangd ungdom a
ndrvarande, som ej hade nagon-
t;ag emot att o sig. Ocksa
spelades DIET tvart emot ALA tradi-
toner upp till dams, hvari ALA
danslystna medlif och lust delto-
go till langt frampa smatimmarne
och ALA tycktes hafva mycket
roligt. Denna fest utvarkte sig
salunda mera for en- naturlig glade
och uppsluppenhet, och den for
mella stelhet och trakighet, som
man ej kunnat undga att lagga
marke till vid foregaende tester
var alldelss banlyst. Babe fore
ningen och isynnerhet festkom-
mitterade hade all heder al till
stallningen.
Fiua parfvmer kunna erhallas
hos c {. Thelander.
En- rik farmare vid MANN Albert
Bolks, hvilken dragit sig tillbak ,
fran affirerna och bodde med sin
familj i 26c0 First street harstades
den sistlidne december
son till Los Angeles, Cal, der
han amnade STAMINA till efter me
todlsternas generalkonferens, da
han skulle resa tillbaka hit. Kort
efter jul reste hans hustru och de
barnen till honom. l tisdags
anlande hit underrattelSe att han
under fSregaende matt m0rdat sin
hustru och derefter tagit slit eget
lif, Han hade dragit den sofvande
huStrun ur sangen och gang pa
gang sankt i hennes kropp en-
skarp knit, som han kept nagrs
dagar forut, hvarpa han skar hal
sen af sig self. Yngsta barnet, co
goSse pa 4 ar, var vittne till den
ohyggliga tragedien. De ofriga
barnen sofvo i EFT angransande
rum och vaknade af bullret men
dorren till deras rum var stangd.
och de sluppo ej ut. forran bada
toraldrarne lago doda. Manner
hvilken var starkt religi oS, hade
flera ganger forefallit grubblande
och underlig till SHINES, isynnerhe,
sedan han besokt moten, som
habits al en- ambulerande svafve,
predikant. hvadan Diet med ska
kan antagas att dadet begick:
under EFT anfall at sinnestorvirrins
fS,ors,L,d ~ reliuionsoruhbel
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15
L0snummer SC
Enligt utslag at domare Fuller

stol arc Porto Ricos iEvanare icke
framlingar utan hafva raft att
komma his till landet utan att
undergo de formaliteter, som n
dra invandrare maste underkasta
sig. Saken bragtes upp infor
rata at en- qvinna fran Porto Rico
Gonzales, hvilken ar 1902 nekades
att landstiga i New York, emedan
hon sakaade existensmedel. Hog
sta domstolen fam att Porto Ri
COS invanare arc Forenta Slater
mas medborgare och alltsa ega
RAFT att utau hinder komma hit
till landet.
Amerikanska marinsoldater
hafva blifvit landsatta i Seoul,
Koreas hufvudstad, for att be-
skydda den amerikanska legatio-
men. Situationen ar mycket all
varsam, och regeringen har ansett
Diet klokast att vidtaga nodiga
matt och steg att skydda de anne
rikanska intressena. Krigsfarty-
get Vicksburg ar i C~hemulpo med
order att halla sig strangt neutralt
i handelse at en- sammandrabbning
mellan ryssarne och iapaneserna.
Tyska tidningar meddela att
f0rhallandena i Kaukasus arc myc
ket oroliga och att EFT uppror
kommer att utbryta till warren.
Storhertigen Nicolai sages vara i
i St Petersburg for att der
meddela att furst Galitzin ar
alldeles oformogen att reda ut
fGrhallandena i den oroliga lands
delen, och att han derf0r Dor hem
kallas. Armeniska kommitteer
sagas hafva kept stora forrad al
vapen och ammunition i Paris,
London och NewYork och smugg-
lat in dem i de armeniska ham
narne i Sydryssland.
North Plymouth. MassI
Fran herr Frank Hallgren, en- at
vara aktade medborgare, kommer
f0liHnde meddelande. som torde
vars at intresse for icke sa ia:
DIR. Peter Fahrney, Chicago,
Ill. Nj kommer utan tvfvel !hag
att Nj for ungefar sex manader
sedan sande mig en- lada med
Kuriko. lag ar nu i stand att
omtala for eder, hvad den har
gjort for mig. Jag var mycket
sjuk. Min sjukdom syntes att
besta i magen och br0stet. Jag
kan icke gifva den nagot MANN;
Lakarne SADIE, att att hjertat och
magen voro i EFT daligt tillstand,
men jag kan icke hafva nagot for
troende for, hvad de SADIE, da in
gen at dem kunde hielPa mig Diet
allra miusta. Eder Kuriko bota-
de mig emellertid, och jag kan
icke nog loforda Eder medicin
derf0r. bet ar den enda meIicin,
som har nagon verkan pa mitt
system. Jag ar glad att jag hor-
de talas derom och vet, hvar den
kan e1hallas, itall nina vdnner
skulle blifva i behof deraf."
Fraga icke efter DR.. Peters
Kuriko pa apotek; den sales
genom lokalagenter eller pa
platser, der lngen sadan hnnes,
direkt af fa]brikanten, DR.. Peter
Fahrney, II2-II4 So. Hoyne
Ave, Chicago, III.
Den franska prinsessan Ma
thilda. enda dotter till prins Je-
rome Bonaparte, har aflidit i Pa
ris. Hennes bortgang har foror-
sakat altman sorg bland frans-
manner, som kallade henne den
CODA prinssan". Hennes fsder
forsokte att arrangera EFT glitter
NAL mellan henne och Louis Ma.
poleon, men Diet lyckades icke,
och hon gifte sig med grefve Be.
midorff, en- rik ryss, fran hvilker
hon senare blef skid. Sedar
keisardomets fall har hon bott
Paris, der hennes salong var mvc