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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

Thomas Davidson, the American phil.
osophor. called according 10 William
James IN McCluro'g zone Of the ~ most
learned men of hls time, believed that
the true guudcnts Of the age are found
not 80 much IN universities, full az the
idle sons Of the rich, M In the factories
and workshops Az The result Of \
rhnl'tngO M the close of "a lecture, Fro.
fcseor Davidson organized class Of
wage.onrnors from tenement houses.
IN the face Of trying circumstances, this
class has developed ON the East Side
I'm New YORK; into the prosperous
"Broadmung Collogc,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
POEMS EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW
A HYMN or ACTION.

OF Lyman Abbott recently rcod uue poem W plymouth church
proodyn, The rc0 wcro written nanny yours ogo)
Not in dumb rcsiGpaop, we iit our hands on highs
Not like the nevele's htOlit content to do and de-
Our faith spring, like the eagle, who meet ,ba cum
And cries esltine unto Thee O Lord Thy viii be done
When ,yrunl feet are rOnplna uron the common veal
Thou doet no, bid bend and writhc beneath the iron heel
In Thy name assert right by sword tongue or pen,
And even the beadnpns az may fash Thy message unto men,
Thy win II bd the weak be nope bids the strong be w,u
No lip, fowr hand to bep brow oecI the duct
Whenever man Expresses beneath the liberal sun,
Lord be there Thine make bear Thy sbteou, will be done
John Hay
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
WfNnrOn'e Nndliolncr.

Ncm Dort IS. 0c;embcr. -
Gbna, u. EcoboNO 1pluroc in scr bclt-
tlgcn Sibltng oca 0i"rcftoriim9 Ser
oW}ltltnl 2iic NniurunrC So" ais
NddioIgcr Hi6ar0 u. WcGur0p'S
gum ErGltocntcn crm0blt lIlro 5mur
clnltinmig. FcnboOp lit icinca Sci,
dlcna Gltrilt rl0 Scr omerifoniidbc
Ncrtrctcr BON NiQiom @nloori Nltor.
Nubcr0em lit cr 0ireftor peridieocltcr
N0nfen un0 Gorporotipncn. 10 !. y.
Der >Slinoia Central N.H. So" Seilt
SolGr mnr0c ulli 10000 pro ,&ubr
~tcitGclcbt. m0brcno WfcGurop $3.50
GOO CrboltCn bate.
Geo. ". (crfina rcid)tc in scr bel,.
tiacn SitlnQ oca 0~ireftoriltnls ser
o9(cp-Dorte Hric &niuronce 60"
'clllc Nb0onfllng ola &icc-Er1liocnt
mo &orliBcr hcS Tiuun5 Gomitc'9
clll, lnuo Die %Aboontluna mlroe nltgc-
lontntcn. Bum NndioIQer oeS Srit.
Ferflno muroe Nlcronocr e. Orr,
lrilbcrcr FrGliocnt ser biciiacn San,
ocl@tnmlIcr ltn0 Frdli0ent Der
Sd)nclperfcbra GommiNion. erp0blt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
SfiiSicrc ani Den Ebilippincn in Suit

6ortHcupenmorth auni.,t3
Gcj. - 0icr ging bclrtc Die 9tod)ridJt
cill OoB 2icutcnout Sioncp g. 9um.
boltr unO 2icutcuuut Gooio u. Snp.
Der, @Ci0c pom 6. NulOc9 SnluE'
tcric Hcaimcnt, oii ocn Fbilippi,
men pcrbaitet lporocn iin0, neil tic
iit cile9 ulgcborigcn &erboltcna
ldlul0ig Qcmnht bobCn lollcn. I'm
mn9 c9 lid) nber ci0cntIlh bonoclt,
mciB man bier nidt. Sicutcnunt
@urbonf crregtc icincr 3cit 2tuiieben,
inbem CT lid, nit elmer ongelebencll
bicligen Game perlobte, mdbrcno lei.
ne Gbc nit cincm SilipinosMGohen,
Conception Nusquc5 NIT Nontcn,
nod iortbeltdn0. GiCic o%erbiu0ertt
ocrn 0lldl oua 3ultonocfommen scr
Che un0 bat filr5lif ibrc bcoillgln03-
rpcilc Shci0un9 bon @urbonf ourd)
gcicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
Npfcr ihrcs Ncrnie.

GbicoQo, IS. QC5cmber. - Bel
cllem Ncilcr, mcld)ca 0cr 0roBten
Sbeil Oca GtobIiiicmcnta Der Mars
Wnnuldcturlng 60" i'll Gpolitpn.
&ua.. 5eritortc, mlrOcn 51pci Ntitglic
Der Der Sellcrrucbr Qeto0tct uno bier
on0crc perleBt, Gillc Gitulttitdt
Ectrolcum %erplooirtc I'M Sontcrroin,
uno Die G~rpIoiion mari cine Mnlicr
nnd) nuBcn Inn, 10 boB oieielbe oili Die
2olhnlGnncr hcrobltilr5tc. Gic sc,
toOtetcn bciBeu Geo. STILES unO @nn.
@raiN. Ser &crlltit miro oui 500
600 9Cldldbt.
&entlun0 3, %1O.. t3. Oe5cmbcr.
~ 3cbn Mrbcitcr iiclen bertc 5lt
S6clbon % sub bod pom cincm @c-
rilltc hcrnb. lpcld)ea bel Der Grrid)tullg
cilco Glcoutor3 g~cbrolld)t ml,r0c. Sler
mlirOcn tootIid itnO iiini meniger be.
0entIld perlcft, mo Der 3ebnte ret
tcte lid iuoem er lid at einer Neber.
lnoltcr icItbicIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
Wcgcn Scarf cntid,icocu.

Nlbonp, u. q, IS. 0e5elnber.
No@ Stoata 2Ippclntioncgerid)t
clltlt)lcO bcutc nit iiiui gcgcn Slpci
Stnnmcn Den io~gcnounten Stimm-
tnltclt Sail 9e9cn ". u. Seorit. Der
Seetcrc bntic bcfonntlidl in leincr1
Strcttc nm oic Wupor9luohl ocacn
Geo. y. WtcGlcllon sic @ic0crcr0ii.
tltn9 Der StlnnfGitcn i'm pucitclr
Wnbtbc5trf 0cS lcd)ltcn Nliennblp-
Stltrlfta BON Hclu Dorf. Goltntp uno
cine Neu5Gblrng Der Stimlncn gcior.
ocrt. WcGlellon's MnuGltc opponir.
ten Dem Nntrng uno ona @erid)t belt
lhrc G~tuuolloc alired,t. Sberridter
Cullen, ionic Die Hihter Gran, o.
Nrtcn. Soigbt unb @erncr itimmtcil
Ncgcn ocn &eorit'idcn Intrua, bic
Nlhtcr Bartlett mo Sam 0aiilr. Tie
Wiolorltut lit Der glnlid)t, Dab oie @c.
rld)tc inter ben Stoatsgeiesen feline
glliorit1t boben. 9teli5oblung bon
Stlmlnen art~5uorbncn, pbglcid Die
@elebc o%lloronen. onB Die Stimm.
toltcn init ibrcm Snbolt lchs Wonotc
lang ultlbemabrt mprocn miilien.
Yai'e .sur 9ieiie- iu's NnSlanb betsrst o.
Waine, &s. Ali, ct. Vanl. Strake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
Nbc Nnmncl in elmer ncncn McQc.

Rem Norf, Is. Icicmbcr. -
Ter Inpolt @lbrobom S. Nummcl cr.
'd)len bcIltc inter elmer 9lnfla0c Der
COMPUTATION uno Der &crlcitltna 3ltnI
VieI1eio in NcrbinornQ nit Dem
Goo9c Wtoric'ihcn GbciHciouno9-
Fro}ellc Dor Dem Nidtcr TogcrS in
Der Criminal %Nbtbcilung 0ea Nber.
aerldtV. Seine NnuGlte 6cmilbtcn
lid) pcr9cblih, cincn mcitrrcn N(lf
'dnb oe@ 6oIca ST crlongeu, 9rl9 lid,
ou@ 8crldlt ucrtuQtc, lpnren tllr pier
0eIdhporc1lc nlraQcpG6lt.
@itli9 0iitriftaompnIt Nnn0, mcl.
der Den Staot ocrtritt, crflGrtc i'm
&uqlc Der bcltiiNcu &eriht5iiBun0, c9
1clcn NnltrcnQlulaCn bon Scr arr0crcn
Scitc" gcnl0dt moroerL Charles i.
Nooge, Ocn mlhtiQitcn 3eilQcn QcQclr
Nltmmel, ollrd) Mioro ST bcicitiQcl.
Cine bclt0u0iAc llcbcrnod)unQ 0ob-
ac'9 lei 81 lcllcm Sd)ube n0thi0 mo
ans olcIcm @runOe millIc CT 0cacrl
jcoe meitcrc NcrihIcppnng oe8 Nouc$
%prntcltircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
Ninf Nrbcitcr onrd, cine Grploiion in
Slide aCrilicu.

@irm II g y III, Nlo., IS. Nci.
Gas Mi'hboua Der ElIpcrmiIbIc
Der Dupont Eomocr Co." ltnbc
Noplc3, odt MciIcn norolid) bon bier,
fIoQ bclttc in ole &uit, unO liini PR
better. pier MciBc mo cin9teger, MIR
oen Ourd) Ole GrpIoiion Gct0otet. Gin
%mgIiltIid)cr 3ulnl ncrurluhtc ho$
GrciQniB. Mon pcrnobm Den anoQ
Der Grplolion bier IN Birmingham.
Qic &lidcn Der Opicr mltrOcn in
tlcinc Stiltc jcrriiicn mo mon iunO
GIclihicBcn III Ocn @ipicln pom @Gll.
men cine bctrGhtlidjc Strcdc melt
cntlcrnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
Be GerrefppnS

qi0lL mcld)c lcbrt, Dob man lctnc
Ncnlhultcn ocm gGttIid)cn @cieb
tcrucrlcn miiiic, mo ole mcnidli
Sntereiien 0cn Ibcrir0iidcn 3me
uttcror0nCt. WGbrCn0 ser llnru
III 9fuBlono miIBten Die Sotbol
Elm Clement bilOen, 0o3 Crnil
6ric0en mo Or0ntn9 niinihe, ESrrs
DEM Der Yopit an ole Morte oc2
YapltcS eco Oc9 Grci}ebntcn in 0elieu
GncufIito BON 1891 erinncrt, ioQt cr:
y@cborhct Der Sbriqtcit, lueld)e
lDrc Ntndt 0urh Ben 9Slllcn @otte3
all3ilbt. 0ic Eolcn loQcn ibrc 8iir-
acrpilid)t oIi Dos GiiriQitc bcobod)
ten mo lid Der S%heillobmc an ocn
Nnihl0ACn ilbelNclinntcr Wtcnlhcn
cntholtcn. ,Su ihren Neriomm.lunQcn
loutcn lie nic muirilbrcriidc @on0-
l1nlQcn ploncn, u10 lie lolItcn ollc
NnltrenNnnQcn modem, INN GricOcn
nm @crchtiQtcit III bcmobrcn."
Scr Eopit rid)tct Damn an ojc 80
len Die Orin0cnoc W}obmut0, cine
tbottrGitiNe Nrgoniintion 0cQCn Die
lln1ltiir6Icr 81 bilocn, inocm lie
Stritco cnt9cgcn orbcitclL orpclbc
Dem M%ohlcrgebcn oca &oIfe9 ulbc-
r]cdlcnborcn Sdo0cn 51lfii0cn". Ser
ncr cnlpfichlt cr C9 0Ia ole EfliGt
ullcr GlltCn M}Cnlhcm ulli Ole Qcieb
m0biac GrlnngunO BON Sdulcn bin
%}ltorbcltclL lucIhc bon 0cm rutboli
ldlell FfIiHtAcfilbl Ourd0runQcn
lclcn. Stuoircn0e lontcu iid Ocn 10
%gcnonntcn ShuIitrifc2 fern batter.
SIN mcitCrcn &crIoui Scr Gncnflifo
brlnat Der FnpIt ieilte Nncrfcnmln1
lilr Die Mci3bcit mo @iitc Oc9 Sol
lcr@ Nltulull@ sum Nll3Orlld, Der
nurd, )lfna pom 80. 9lpril @c>uiiicn6=
trcihcit ucrIicb mo 0umit uiclen Gee
len Slid bcldic0. Gicic3 3lIQcitGnO.
ms lp1troc oltrd) lltn@ pom 80. Otto
Der bcltotlqt mo crlpcltcrt, lI1o oc3
bolb nlilllc Der &lcrua 0cncn, meldlt
}lnn Matboli5iamu3 ilbcrtrctcn mol.
len bethlehem.
Bum ShIlrb ridltct Der Eopit an
Die Folcn Ole Mtobmlnn Oic @iirocr-
rcdbtc mta5lmlbcn mo trcu mo ciirio
an Der ItctiNcn &ciicrumQ Der %crbGlt
nine III Nniiilhz Eolen mitiuorbcitcn.
nnO er aicbt ibnen bic &eriidcrlna,
ooG CT icincn GiniItB bci'm &uiier
NM Der Heaicru1a mnousQclcBt lilr
Die flrd)llhc mo mornliihc Mobl
robrt Der EoIcn SIR @cIt1n0 bringcn
luCr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
Senaiur MiitdrNte Wnhinlocr.

Salem, Orc, IS. 0e5cmber.
Woupcrlcur Chamberlain miro bclttc
cilren @lrnoc4'Nnotor iilr Oregon ais
9tudiolgcr Oc3 ucritorbetcn Senators
W}ltdlcll crnCnmcrL mo Der Nuacr-
mdblte mir oiclcn Yoitcn lit &obn NJ.
@eurin bon Eortlono, Elm ciniluBrci
der Qcmofrnt. @earin lit scr critic
OcmofrotiIdlc Nunocaiclutor pom Orc
got lett Dem Sabre 1878.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14


ron 0'Gitoltrncuc2 0c Gonitont.
II, -. SH}'lllo'r. we
No'goo''et ~1toeli@lo,'i I'B'v'I pc''le
'ol'pVt t'''e Sehhonl'roIloI III StV'!t'
o'''''' o'e oerrlli0crlt SAM OCT Soe''
"'",,',, Wv '"lo
;,H,n, "aa ..w,
n~crIicrt o. T,mnn;tr,rtrn ,oocn
liner Sen Nc(oronc What's mn iih sem
Vrrmirr 0omnhou W,nnrrninru y,
,~rior, ms ,n,,; ;hrcr Ncrtrctcr m,,r-
Sem honr ~ Som o2.nn,icr noropC,iicn
Enbu BURNS Wr3iihnt nrrMcncinhp
9}crmoItunon MenSrnc NM iri;hcrr
g}prtrrtcr ncr o(rbcitcrr,rtr; inn Mar.
lament mar o,i ~Einl,hupo hca G,rc
mirro u,ococp On urttcrc i,otc ici
non, Ne,,id,crr ~ nc,c oro,,c cnmno
thic fiir ,ic f1nrc ib,ar irhoh fcinr
ouocub(iGIihr lbh;irir oorontircn
| cir f3rrtcr ,;h b,r,,, ncrIo,,cu h,i,
CT lhre GAGE nn0 iDrc Milnld)e lor3
Ioltl0 IN G%rlp0aumQ }icbcn uno oobct
ole Sdd)telllItltIB ltIjo NolD'Nln9e oe%
NFll' NoDll %llrIl' III o'rlp'rlpell
oerl''o9el lpcroe.
&ont8 &tttOrG manuel nj
6orunl.
Mpm, IS. 0c;rmbcr. &6Eio
Niftor Gmoatcl broob lid, bette nnd
Dem Gorltm. nm 0a5 filr3lih p,m
Groieiior Biocomp Noni, Dem 9ircf
for Der Gmsdrobnm0cn, cntocdtc ,<rn-
pcrial SltuQcItltm. ODER Den %crbobcnclt
Gbron aus ocn Sa0cn Der Gdiorcn, at
inipiiircn. Sic Ccdc bcS 5brones
mcldcr nnhc Dem bcriibmten Q(burunD
bon NtorcltS Gurtnr9 itebt, 1T nit
ih0ncr Stlffutur 2rbcit pcr3icrt.
NVt So''l1 o'iohllo'rle o'egHIoenilll9
u''o 'tll'ple otI' S'IeHor |e'fe 9toVl'
''''N'>"' "
@cgcn,S tluOcnbnn6c in
trun5Bltf en- & otonicn.
Guria, f.. Tc,cmber. - Solo.
nialminiIter Glcmentc( mrtcr3cidnetc
helttc elm @eicb, inter mcld,cn oDc
4crinucr. bic iid in iron,Giiidroirifn.
niidcn Nolpnicn nit Dem Sf(open.
bonocl bciaiIcu. elmer oroBcn @elo-
blrGc llIpO ymci his iijni Enhrrr (Sr.
iG%ndniBbnit ulraueicbt limo. IN TToloc
zines llcbcricbcns bcltroitc Nos oltc
@eicb ucocn Den Sf(oprnhouNcl MIR
0ic ,&mportution bon Sflopcn ollI Dem
Sccpcoc mo 0ic ,[oloc mar. DOR picle
Stiooell aus SSclia1rltn an oeltVfdrtt
;r,, m;rn no, rc,,., mn;, ho, .~f[,aan
h,rhcra bci,;,;,t ,nc,.hcr
SroHoHn q hu IN SHo'
mIA@Dofch,
"crltn IS. Nc5cnbcr. - SIT
210mlgabotcn, Der gcrucrbrcidcn BE
5lrt9omtaltoot III Der boneriihPn
Ffol5, unt Itnfcn llicr 0ca Hbein9.
Wtdnnbclm 1cgcnilbcr NClcgclt. lit
Ole 0roBtc Nul5enmiiblc 0cutid).
Ian0'@ nlcocrgcbrdnnt. Wtcbrcrc 4ier-
'oncn erlltten III Den 6Iummcn Sen
Eco, onocrc trltgen &erleBuut0cn oo
Don.
,&n SttttQort mitr6c sic 6rou Oc5
Nr5tca Moier. bic bon lbrcm 0ottcn
actrennt lcbte, crmoroet ouiGciunocn.
Die Gbot bat Die groBte 2luirc1rn0
berporgcrlrlelr.
Hnoirneft horft
RoFlH, 10. Sc5eilloer' Soroll
e'o"' W. " eo'l'1'' P'ul.o''''
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hot cincr Mr;,;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
&crmiidDtc iclcgrapbiidDc Scpcid)cn.

~ Mid)uel NrCu. Elm Nnd)tipGd)tcr
in 0ienltcu periticoeucr 2ouilelitc an
Der 3. Ipcnue 81 Ntcu. BRIGHTON, 80,
mnroc III Der pprleBteu Gad)t pon Gin.
bredern, meld)e er bel cinem NoubC
crtappte, crlhpiicn. 0ic Sbatcr clt'
tanlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14

9cm0bnlld) riciigen Grnte gicbt mon
iif qroBen 9ciorgniilen bin.
@iro ou3gelicfert.
Eonoom 13. 0e5ember. - e.
e. Meir, alias WoQer, pom Sun
6ranclsco, meld)er ollf Griltdcn Oca
Molblngtoner Stoota 0epurtemcut@
nn s, Nopembcr in 2on0on perbaitet
mltr0c un0 bcldruloigt miro. Ieinem
Nrbcitgcbcr, cincm WcinbGn0lcr,
$4,000 unteri6logcn ST. boben,
miro oltsgeliefcrt. So lautetcn ole
GntifciOung I'M @olpitroBen 2 Eoli
3ei9criht. Mcir bcihloB, 0ua Ilts.
IicicrunG8gclud) niht 5u bc%fGmpien.
Ncuc 6lottcn it tiou II.
Gotio. t3. 0e5cmber. - 0ic
biabcriQc G%orpcooitution inaominotp,
Eropin5 Ntntilt, miro icBt ST elmer
Authorization ncr9robcrt mcr0cn.
(&omtnoto liegt in Der gut 0cldiit.
ten Nomori.@oi an ser GllBerIteu
MororiiItc Scr &arrptinicl lSopon'S.
Ger Nofcn itcbt in oircttcr Giienbobns
%crbinoul0 nit GotioD
@rcn5 Com lion CT
II q II II t.
GOnltontinopcL IS. Nc5,-
Cine 9cueinidmc tiirtildj pcrliIdc
Gommiilion lit crnomut moroclt, nm
ocn @rcr5itrcit m%onloGIit 5u ihlid)-
fen NM rilrrn Nruilift III ncrhiitrlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
.crt an Sutere0e.
rotiun ocr 2ouOOucr NrbcIt9'
ftnbct mcnio &CndDtnn9.


5ntereIiontc gnt0cdlma I'M Serum
81 &om. ~ Gbron ans Ocr (o9en
Der GGiorcn olr2QcQrobcm. - Der
ih0rilng Scr WcicGc 8c8cn StIo
p%enbanocl in Sen irou5oiildl-oiri-
fanliden aolonicn. 2tmboItcnoc
0iirrc acf0broct Ole Grntc 5n-
0icn'2. Gontc2ihrcibcn 0c9
Er6liOcnteu MooicUclt an Ocn ga.
ron O'Gitortrnclc2 sc Gonitont.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14

II o III, t3. Ic5cnlhcr. Gle Gll-
rnflifo. mcld)c Der Yuplt mlc ld,on
Oritcrn crlu1bnt, an Die polUihrn vi.
ldl0ic rid)tctc, crtbeilt DER poInilhcr
@cu0lfcruno oen Gotb. bel Der Ncrur
billulQ oc9 Hcld)cS mll}uurbcitclL
lnrcr Nbriafcit 81 9cbordcu Il. Nui
rlbr 81 ncrntciocn.
Scr Nopit io1t, huB linn Die crnitc
Sriiia in Eolen lchr on NCr}cn licNc
mo Dob CT an Der pollit0n0jlcu pc
ruhiOlun0 oc9 SouhC~ %mIt}uurbcitcl
pcritdcn mollc. FolCn lei nom Hci
Sen beim0eludt u1b on ocu ShltL
tern Scr 9ild)oic, mic Scr @ldubi0Cn
rubtcn uicle 2olten. 3u ocn Ncin,
i%udulngcn gcborten bic l%Dminr5por-
tcicn. mclhe Shrcdcn utrbrcitctci
ull0 llnbeil pcrurlodltcn. ,iluur lcicll
ole olltcn Iolcn IN Scr M}chrjubl,
obcr Is feble linen u1 NucrQit. mo
oicicr llnliiuno made ojc bctjoQen%.
lpcrthen ln10 ei1les' cioilt'rtcu &olfc5
nnmiiroigcn MusidrcitunQcu mo0lidl
lpic ole o>Sltocn!Wollnfrc@ Ole pom
Den @cbotcn Der bclll9cn Sdriit.
iueIte Sicbe obne llntcrihicN 5itr
NiIitt MADDEN. pernrthcilt mo per.
nunintt mcroen."
Inter oen Mtitteln sur Nbbillic cnls
piieblt ole gnepflifo Siebc sur Nell.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-01

vinol was recommended. I have never
tasted cod liver oil in so delicious
form, and what is better it quickly
eased the soreness in my lungs, cured
bronchitis and cough and made me
well and strong. I enjoyed taking eV-
ery dose" w. H. oKeefe, Milwau-
kee, Wis.
We guarantee that Vinol will cure
all such troubles, or will give back the
money paid for it. The above letter IS
published simply to add additional
proof.
Physicians everywhere indorse V1nol.
"a prominent physician writes: "Vlnol
is the most valuable preparation OF
cod liver oil known to medicine; it is OF
untold value to create strength and
build up the general system for old
neople. weak women and children; and
II has no equal for hard colds, bron'
chial and all lung affections
. we ask the people Of New Haven to
try Vinol on our guarantee that II II
does not help them they can come back
3sand get their money. HulPs Corner
Ts~ug Stores. @..z<~.. FIX ..=~.,..~.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-01
LATEST FAIR HAVEN. NEWS
ADDRESS ON JAPANESE MIS-
SIoNARY WORK.


At East Pearl Street Church Tonight
Officers of Home Councils 1 and -
Garometta-BaiIey wedding Old
. Schooner Henry whitney.
f William Gerometta of New Haven
and Miss Rhobis Bailey of Madison
We're united in marriage at the East
Pearl street NJ E. church parsonage
Monday evening by Rev. e. G. Tullar.
They are to reside on State street, this
city. +
IA A talk will be given on missionary
work in Japan this evening at East
Pearl street church. Mr.. Tullar has 100
excellent lantern slides with which to
illustrated the subject.
Home councils, No. l and 2, have
elected officers as follows: No. /, John
Hubbell, president; A. d. Crane, vice
president; 2. r. Slater, secretary and
treasurer. No action was taken on a
proposed amendment to the bylaws.
There are two vacancies in the MEM
bership of each council. During the
past year each council has paid about
500 in sick benefits.
William FL. Pollard has been elected
treasurer of division No. i, Sons Of
Temperance.
Schooner Henry Whitney, which went
ashore at Newport las tweek, is sixty
five years old and has been at this port
many times. Several years ago, when
the old Fair Haven railway on the east
side was in existence, this vessel was
repaired there. .., ~,
Last evening the Holy Name socde-
ty of ST. Francis church gave a smoi-
er in A. o. U. w. hall.
The party Of over thirty members OF
Polar Star lodge, I. 0. o. F., who visit
ed the Wallingford lodge Monday eve
ming, report an enjoyable time.
The friends Of Samuel. Emory OF
Grafton street will be sorry to learn OF
his critical Illness.
The funeral Of Henry Barnes will be
| held from his late residence, so Hous-
ton street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock
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ARRESTED ON SERIOUS CHARGE

ARRESTED ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Isaiah Herbert, about twenty-four
years old, was arrested yesterday af-
ternoon on warrant served by Officers
Kober and keenan,, charging him with
rape.
1t is alleged that he has been. board
ing with a man and his wife named
Woodward at 40 Webster street. Mr..
woodward's little fourteen-year-old
sister Maggie also lives in the house.
About two months ago Mr.. Woodward
and his wife went away for while,
leaving the child and Herbert living in
the house together alone since that
time. It is now claimed that Herbert
assaulted the child, s.,-G
Herbert is a waiter at the Yale uni
versity club and all the parties con-
cerned are colored.
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WALLTNGFORD.

The board of relief will meet to-day
from 10 to 70 and to 4 to hear APP
peals from the grand list assessment.
They will be in session in the south
ante room of the town hall.
At the meeting of Charter Oak cir
Gle Monday evening thirty-five appli-
cations were received two initiated,
two elected to membership. A social
will be held after the next regular
meeting February 3.
DR.. Irving e. Brainard Of Bristol,
graduate of Yale university, is to open
an office on North Main street next
month.
Henry Hobik of Providence, r. l.,
and Miss Sarah A. Heineman were
united in marriage in New York Mon
day. They will reside at 245 Bucklin
street, Providence, r. I.
Property of John Wendt has been at
tached by Sheriff Austin in suit
brought by Wendt's son, Theodore, or
O. note for $3.50, the case being return
able to the court of common pleas
Tuesday March z.
The second and final round in the
Co. K and Court Samuel Simpson caro-
tournament was played Monday even
ing and was won by the Foresters
team by twenty-five points.
The M. E. church ladies' society will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Benjamin Loudon, Eas
Center street Supper will be served
in the evening.
Mrs. William Fl. Hudson of Housicf
Falls, N. Y, is the guest Of Mr.. ant
Mrs L. Won Grave.
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work were made for far more serious
reasons than such examples implied.
Superintendent Beede then told a
story illustrating the self-control that
was taught in New Haven kindergar-
tens. Continuing, he said that they
should develop little children and train
them in every way. The kindergarten
is a constant work of development in
which spirit of kindness is taught and
exists. 81,
After another solo by Mrs. Robbins,
Mr.. Beede introduced Rev. ARENAS j.
Haynes, of the United church, who
made an interesting address eulogizing
the present day kindergarten work and
treating his subject from somewhat
historical and critical point of view.
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office for four years from the first day
of June following their election. The
bill also provides that the duties of se-
lectmen in New Haven shall hereafter
be limited to business authorized by
the constitution and powers and duties
imposed upon them by the act incor-
porating the Old Almshouse Farm OF
New Haven. K
Senator Mccain also introduced a
resolution restoring forfeited rights to
Austin w. Morris, of New Haven ..,
Senator Whitney introduced a bill
providing that competitive examina-
tions by the New Haven city board
shall be practical in their character,
and all offices included within the OPP
GRAFTON OF the rules shall be filled by
selection, according to grade, from
among those graded highest as the re-
suit Of such, competitive examination.
A communication was received from
Governor Roberts appointing Howard
J. Curtis, of Stratford judge of the
court of common pleas Of Fairfield
county for four years from July /, 1906.
Senator Fessenden, of Stamford, was
not able to be In his seat having been
a sufferer from an attack of the grip
last week, continuing him to the house.
The senate receded from its former
action relative to the date fixing the
time for the Introduction Of new busi-
ness. and coneurred with the house in
making the date Thursday. February O..
Senator McGovern, Of Hartford, in
troduced a resolution changing the
charter Of the Travellers Insurance
company, fixing the board Of directors
at not less than ten nor more than fif-
teen. After 1907 not more than three
nor less than two shall be elected an
nually.
Senator Chatfield introduced a resolu-
tion appropriating $500 for expenses
connected with the dedication of the c.
S. Bushnell monument. which is to take
place In New Haven this, fall