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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
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nuicrern Sonntngsblnttc titr5 gemcl'
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tcn0cn tonliitCn Spcr nlS Erinloz
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Spcrnsllntcrncbmcn IN Nmcrifn &C.
bunbcn mo miro mlcocr III ulcll
5hcilcn Der Der. Stoutcu oritretcn.
,Sm CONNER nGd)Itcn (>obrca obcr
miro lie bel Den Nogncr. Scltlpielcll
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mltr0c un0 oobin luittct, bnb ullc 10
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Gounip poriinoen. SIT pcrboitcn mn
0iclclbcn, nit Settle mo &ligcl Der.
icben, 5llr S%crriftung oiicntlihcl
Trbctien %on5uboltcn lclcn. Gnorrd
luilr0cn, mcinteu Die modcrcn Gcrtre.
fer Der @entcinoe. Die .SrumpS" pom
Gountp fern bleibcr. uno DEM Gountr
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1abmc 5uilieBcn. Ter betreiienot
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
6. Glah 5imnnn
Caupi4ts189t23 90. 25. Is $50, eepti.4j
Fepariemcnt fir ufienhihe siferhett-eantrn.
Sub, 1epartcmcut oeS 8ctn noc' Jufpeftprs'
ViTeaue, Ratbbuue.

Rulttmore, oen .. gluarit 1905.
Nneeboie iitr Die GrrthtnnG eiltes 9ebaloeS
'ir Den .gtnhor liiIo Gt1Otrntb Der Stnot tnlft'
more aui eincnt hom Centre Dtnrtct Gp9ce.
COMMUNICATIVE IGiers StrnBc nm ISeit Sails
goenue bcarcn6tcn @rnnbltlid, oos ais Rroouf'
Ten Wiurit htinnli icin foil. lucrnet bon Der
n0corb Of gnpuroe" ~cntgeget ecncmmcu.
sin 9lnaebot iiir ole 5lnodmeni' Irbeticn his
Al citer nrf Oen 3CtdmlnpCn 1tgepcbenet vi
mic, oa9. ais eInaebot tit ole 5hnonntente be-
Iieeboic miiNen in oeritcacItcn Prtcf lin.
idldaet. NIT Der Notei'e pVpnro Of Ilpdroe,
am ooer Dor ocm -. september 1905. 9prmtt'
tags If 1tbr, bel benz Gtdoii Neaiitr1tor, Srrl,
Sarrb 4. Soopcr. IN Sellcil VireuI int Ndib'
bolite ctnaercl6t peroen, Nrtet llmihldge niii
fen nit Der g%Inifhritt: "Rios for Yroouce Winr'
Sebes ScrOcrungs In9ehot ntlb bon Ctnerl
heolnubtgten Sbcd IN Der YoGc bon $500, 5dhl
bar an ben Wionor linb Gtnotrutb BON Nolti.
Ron Dem criolpreihcn slngebuiitener wiro bic
StelllIHg elmer eilieIi nm qciitnenocn Nllrp'
,60tt Dem oopptlteH @eribe bce oontrnft8, ptc
i'm Stnot.Gboticr porgeibrlebcL 9lcthiontrreno
NIdnco. SormuIarc fir gnacboie r6nnen I'M
HilrColI oco @cbGitoc- Snipcfipre .entgcgert &c
HomnleT lpctocn.
Bldne mo SpcSiiifntipnen ionnen int Niireuu
oee Gebdtoc Nnipcftors nab ocnt IL. Guguit
1905 einneiehcn meroen.
Sonte'n bon 3ctduultGen lltto Spe5ttlfnttprcrt
lnctoert oen @cfIcrul Guntraftnrct llllr geltebCn.
tiocm o%teielben cinct bcaldllstgten Ghrd I'M BE
TRACE bon $50 SnbIhur an bcrt Wtn0pr mo
St1htrdtb bon baltimore. ocpunlren, bCidgter
Sbed miro 6iriidgCgebcil, ipenn Die 3cidntn0en
Dor bet Settnill9 Der s%ttqcbote an zen 6cbdlls
&c SnfpcfiOr 6uriidqeIieiert pcroen; unoercfts
fails miro hcrieIhc. ~oeridllet ieiu.
Sotltel bic ,ictdninget uno GpeSiitfationen
beidbdbigt Doer pcruniiaItct iuorbel iein. miro
bic Snntlnc bon $40 6iriidoebnltcIt, ais liaut'
otrtc Gntfbuoiglitg.
Vic RcbOroc behalf iib oa5 Reft Dor. irgeno
lpelde Oocr aue Nltgebpte III nerlucrleH.
6oWaro Z. Yrciipu,
8cbdiiocs Snipeitor.
9cititiet:
6. Clan 5imnnue.
Dn,I,,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

Sab 9cuti6 lon0 no ely mt
mer bos Sou0 Der oGidtcr tn6 0en'
Ter" lit, benefit bic Wtoilc port georlld-
fer Bidder I'M TcrNIcid) nit Den Or
6cuaIliiicn ociltigcr EroOuttc Der on'
oercn Notioncn, &m porigcn Sabre
mnrDcn in @robbritomlicn 1881 9ils
der oer0iicntIiht. SIT ocn &crclnia.
tenStuotcn crihicncn 1896, IN Sront.
reih t2,26l, in Stulicn 800, III Den
Nicocrlonocn 2S37 mo III Gcutld).
lono 27.GSG. Sn Den pcrldicocncn
HGnhcrn bcr Welt mltrOcn 1904 I'M
@onScn bcinobc 10000 HopitGtcn
oca YiihcrnlorftcS ocr0iicntIid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
Guf.Grccf Iampibout L. Gompnanie.

Nbfnbrt bee 9unIpftrs no, Stonebdgrsef bon
Itaas unb MoniaaS, inn Z 1lbr lorm. ino $50
Sad NJ. stbfabrt bon 8rotun's Bertie nm ITO
Sprm. uno 8 ubr gddDnt.
9nmpfer nab Rod Greet tdeIid. dIseenonl.
men Snmiinps uno Sonnidss, bon 3ootons
Berfie lint s llbr Norm. nnb 2.30 En6m. BON
Proipn's Wcrite mt $40 Born. une 3 ubr
Iudm. G1mitnge nab beiben 0reefs bon Spo'
fon's Berite nm 0 llbr 8ornl, urib 2.30 ytndbnt.
8roiun's Deriie mn 6,10 Brrm. nno 8 ubr
gubmtttdes.
ytabm. nod heioPM SreefS. '
3abrpreis fur Bile Hnnbrstts Csc.
IIuutt0-3UPte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
Snnge 3Gnncr!

Grltrnt 3elearasbtrcn nMb Gtenbahn. Ban.
fibrina.
$50 biS 500 Wtonafs. 9ebaIt fir unfere sibt.
~tlrtenten poer feine ttnterrihtSaebiibr. 3eIe.
erupbiiten IN gtpber giadtruae. lniere 8 Shiis
len fitb bic errBten tn Imcriia: BON iebem
3eit sIm @intriti. Sbreibt ipegsn 1afaIoa.
Dlprfe sd,uoI Of 9elesraphh,
giucinndti. O.: Buffalo. WI'9.; Mtlnnia, Ga.
cisco. Gal. (gbreifrt an irgeno Elm. Der ebtaer
@tdofe,) fSult6. 4Wstey
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

Mud clue dc Der ru /.
liihcn y 1trIngcn lit Die iolt I'M.
glotblid)r &gnoror5 Der Sonobcpolfc.
RING in RuBIon0. Bon 100000
G%inmobncrn 0e9 toIollolcn Jtcihc9
limo MIR IS 4Sro5cnt, Die leicn mno
ifrcibcn fonucn. ltn0 gegcnlpdrtig
beluhcn mr. ctlpo 80 EroScnt Der rlti.
liid)cn aiuocr Die oiicntlifen Sdms
len, mGbrcno in ,Sopun % Fro5cut
Der ISlgcno SduIluntcrri6t Dobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

Mud in EariS ioIl Der
POO. S~obrcatog o 9cnionin 6ronf.
lin a~cicicrt mcroclt, inocm bort an
DEM Gage Die Gn~ibilQung bcS 6ront.
lirts Gcntmol3 itottiinOct, mcldlea Elm
@rid)cnf oc3 Srn. 5. $. &orlc@, Chefs
Der Barrier Silinlc Der 6irnla Nor.
gan, Surjes s. 80. lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
Baltimore Sransfer Gumpaanie

ehosh'G6e bon 2igbt. nab 9pmbarb.S traHe,
bat TIRE alrSitattuue unb ntebrere Subrtpere
CSans) oerarobcrt uno 1T lest i'm 9tanoe.
Wt1bei bon Saus 81 SanS gu bef5roere unS'
fir bic aufbetuabruna oacr Serfenouasf si uers
baden. Erompie uub supsrIaitse geotenuns
pirb suaeiinert. t62-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

Ter yoromotid ) c" : ru It ,
BON Dem 0cmilic Gigcnlhoitsmprt.
SodpcritGnOi0c Der ocltihSomcri.
foniiden Yrcilc nm rcbcn, 1T mrinoc.
items 10 gut, pic Die .%rciicnbc" Grtils
lcrie.aoicrnc, iibcr Die tic iid picIlcld)t
lhon cinuol Iulti1 gcntod)t bubcn,
mcint Der Scrr College pom ~.
II. a."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

@ic mpbcrnc T|cucrun'
gen im 0icnit Der Ir0nmigfeit Ser.
menbung iin0cn, benefit. boB Cit
gotte@iilrhtigcr unb babel prattild)
peronIogtcr Mtonn IN 3cnuer 'cln
Nbenb1cbct pom Ebono9rnpbcn lprcs
dcn l0Bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
Die ,%pn Son" ean5eu Sag
Tamilicn : @rfurfonen
md, Wuuupplis nno We5t .Hipsr.

gnnapplts 1T einer Der Runite bon grbbterr
Sntereiie In nnfcrem Stdute. od Wtntoreil bon
Dollars fir bic 6lcitellsA fn oeniie; eas Stnafs.
6erausao5t purocn. Sdnn bic bic Bai IT'D
btrab,pdibenben nebf1mmieen Neler, Weti'
Riper, 8nlespiIc, 9buIf 8otnt, mo Die Gdl5'
Iuft. ircIbe 1anienoen bon 2eitel 8rdfti9une
aeip1brt.
Der pcpuIdre 9untpfer emma 6iIes." ie'
ben Wonida, WdittuUb ino Srettna 8 ubr
Born. Gamiinas I'm IL, 80 sldtnt., Snlbteler'
tueszSIfurftonen Riidfuntt bel Wtpnotbein $50
abenos. Sonnin9s, $50 BORN; Rtidfebr 3 ltbr
abenos. CSunt23,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
@~eriammlnnss : Inaciscn.
IcrmiidJtc Nn5eiacn.

Ccn unicreit Snbrife1 in bremen uno Sobu
Triple unb auabrmple CHA.
2HCltbcrilbtnt! unlihcrtrettlihl Nud'tc Sturfe
mn Nrpmnl
6~aiicts99aier.
Srithe Sitllunp. hlreft BON Der bcriibntteu
GIiellc III Nirs2us 0bnpcIlc.
Sd3 ar06te Eager non -. 0C0e'9 rcllummlrten
Scmiiobio.
Sreo't Martin Nullmaun,
SnpurteIr. Pr. i03. Noro-G nrrultuHs9 lpeiue,
(stup24. 3MRtc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
Yunbpn. Tnrf.

Ter bauptiG hIthite 1ritbbcf IN Baltimore.
3u ieoer Seit errciGhar. Stint Gents iSubr,
GELD bon alien Slu0ilbCilcn. Gtrubenb1bus
8uggons paiitren Den CHIpietnaGlg ale bret
Winuieri. MdrntcS @dIitIitnnicr Tit Goldbe,
bic ben 5rieobof bel rnuUCm gSetier beiuden.
9eprG6nibpldte 3u icbr mdbigen Breiien,
fdmnltIih inter iortlpdbrrnocr Bflcge.
Yhrcan: Tr. n, &tit'S aratc8a' StraRf.
Gan6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

Sabre alt. W.
YIN q; sliguit etsiie shniicr. 81 Sabre qIt.
gt -. Iuonit Sarrt \. Scipp' 20 sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
lie prGdtiScn Bort 9cpoilt. nnb
Scttsrton . GrfnrIioncn.

SerrItbc ecenerie'n. 8eriress glnfidbien,. bic
Sic Nuaelt. gtidbis iommt benz Gusouebannn'
Riper qieih. Pcttertcu 1T Elm popliIdrer Plat.
S.ote nene 9cicIs. gnes atbnet Rnbe lno
Comfort. Die tetnften 2euie beniieet ote'e
MustIlae. geucr G6ueuoumpier nGnsaie'
bonna.@ Seber 9%ienitae. 3cnneritue II. Gnnt'
,iaa ur 1 l;br Rudmtttnes. Riiditnft mn
Eli llbr gbeitos. Wittpots uno SarnftdeS
nm Q tlbr Sorm. Riidfunft UNI 8 ,1br gberos.
Witt,ppbs sIusiliiee ~aeiiatten ~ Stunbe Sut'
eribaIt In Bort Sepoitt 3um Reiuh Der rrnd'
tiecn stnIoeen bes ZONES nitituts." Sabr'
iarien soc. MabSeiten SOC.
Snnt23. I&5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
Way homn tho Ban
-nrb-
Gboptanf, GipersG rfuriionen.

$50 .UeiIen, GuI5puTer, ben gdn5en 9ag. 2e'
beneretter fir fIeine ainber, Der prdbitge unb
~popuIdre 4umpfcr emma Giles" ieoeu 2tcr'
tag Ii. 8onneritne NM 7 rbr Born; Nhffunti
Lnl 10 ubr abtnos. Duff. SubriarieH Doc.
CJuni23a&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
Gurrainc.

Wlnlertid - garfatta nritbltdi.
Weitltf bon 9p0lbrpri elit mo etne bnlbe
WeiIe. @enubt bic nit Popbntiun bebeidneie
9loribs slbenuesGor. Srcic Nuiiben glahmittnaa
am Terminus. Bretie bon NeprdbntbpldBen lett
tpt3ieu. YcidItc 0eotuguugcn. 3elep6Du
Cation 223. girean: 1rnnilin. NIB Ninoior.
Moaos. Ttriaust Yrpihhrt. (Ytai4. tS.4&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
Is. & y nue no, Telephone
8. GanSrr 4. SUbuc,

getdJcnbctattsr nnO Giubaliumirer.
Rr. t70s nnb 1910, Gnntpn' Npenne, unb
Steut.Gde ctr. NIB Vrpnbtung.
6obrifouten non Fatent'Sasftts.
Hebt0I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
Snrcn, yNIrinhcf.

IS itarb am 81. 9lu1ut 1905 tud ~IdtGerer
araIibett Sorcn5 sseinbct, Q%rltebtet gotte bon
gathafa gSetnbed. i'm Iltrr non 80 2nbrei.
Die 9%eeroieule finoct rpnneritng, oen "a, slu.
quit, WtorgfilS UNI s llbr non ietrer lebien
s9obtitng. Nr4t0, Dillon zlrabe. Canton. aus
ilntt. .Jaeoutcm . WicNc ftr bnS 9etI %tetner
Sccte IN Der bI, Ser8Sllrhc. %cripanote lno
6rennbe itto uhlnnaspoI einGcInbel bei8n'
mohHen. ttr. DE- (234-U)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

Son mel der it rotcgilh e II
@coeutung Sutolin fir Die Hullcn
lit, ocht ouroita berupr. ooB Die TINT
worbcnc Snlcl lid, nnpcit Der rllIli'
lhcn aiiitc in 0ltolicn erltrcdt uno
lire llcbcr9ube an Sopun gleidbc,
Oclltcno nit iormlider Wohtabtrc.
tuna IN icncn 8elp1llcrn mare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
Hnoplpb Nclircidj.
Nuoplph

g Itarb am %. guanit 1905 8noolpa
SeitIsidl, ,%9eltebier @ottc poll ISllli9 0elirelh.
Del Samfna, Dicrqene g. nor 3 ubr. bonn
lraiet9aliie, Tr. 227, suO' sharp, StraRe, aus
nan Ger Ct. Ilpbnnius Ntrhc, ltaif no lnt
bell ~CeIebrtrt mirb (236-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
e. Clan Simanne.
1epartemcnt fir rficutlide siterbeit-ganten
SHb'Eeparttmcmt hes @ebdn ocs Snipeftors.
Vnrenna. Mnihhnua.

(tuql4. tG1s2t.2 %, %. . $40, ecpt14j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

Gnubcn due bcibt Scr
uellc ScgIer Der 9iiitc, mclhcr blcier
Gage crioIarcihc Spo5icriubrten iibcr
Die 3trhrenl &"irftbiirn1e mo @olfen.
frober 'Nocr Metropolc ant @uoion
muhtc. O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

1'Su Sliinots nno o@n0crcn
iociiid)eil Staotcn ipurocn oclilloc
GrSerlhiittcruhaen pcripiirt. Ole ober
nidt piel Sd)ooen angeridtet boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24
gnrsou hes Observation-Disclosures.

C9Nuet4 1882 %, 25. 2s, 80. 2cpti,D5 ''0"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

Gle "a ri d t. Dab Erih5
Scinridl nud,Itcn Serbit ipicbcr gum
9ciild) noh anlcrifo fommcn ipcroc,
lit perfriibf. Son mnBgcbcrocr Stcac
miro Dos 8criiht oementirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-24

9f,irR,cr adj ten @iirger'
mcltfrYpRl miro Taicrlont M,
pobI tcincn gun5 10 mutcllolcn Salt
mollcr=Ipoltel uusiuten, Der lpcocr
trinft, nod rolltt. mie Der pcrit)mun.
benc Trommlcr 0cldcr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06
CAPTURED.
Feinberg, Wanted for
Murder, Puts Up Fight.
Met by Police He Immediately
Opens Fire.
One Killed and Three Others Shot in a
FusiIaGe Of Bullets.

Chicago. Jan. 5.-Ono person was
killed. another ,nortally wounded and
two others wounded less seriously, to-
day, during an attempt Ey the police
to capture Earr.- F-inrrrg. a brother
Of Former PuriliSt Kid" Farmer, now
in the penitentiary.
Harry Fciubtrg was wanted in con-
nCction with the shooting OF n poll, e.
man several mouths ago, and also il:
connection With recent robheries. Po-
liceman James i<eef f. and Richard Dir
mingham mcl EeinherG. today. i'll the
street. Without warning Frinberg fired
twice at his wnaJd-br GATORS. the DO-
lice returned the fire. DuIing tn fuSi-
lade birmingham was struck and
slightly wounded. Fclnber- ran into \
saloon. the policemen closely following.
IN The house three mora shots vera
fired by F-inbarg. one lodging II:
ko"fe'= abdomen. Ecei" fell To the
floor, dying almost Instantly. Saloon
keeper Frank ':s2an also was wounded.
In the excitement Feinnerg escaped
:lnm the house bat was captured iatcr
being trailed by blood in the snow. He
was taken to 4 hospital in a dying con-
,iiIion and the saluonke"Ter Gagan
was put undo. arrest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06
THE POST DISCOVERY.
A Revelation in Human foeL.

Previous to the disc very Of the Post
process Of changing ;hc starchy part
nf Wheat ana Barley into a fo''m 81
sugar. many people suffered from what
Is known as starch Indigestion.
That was shown by gas and all sorts
of stomach and bowel trouble. tsone-
times ending in appendicitis brought
on by the unt,igcstrd starch in wheat.
oats. white bread. cake. buildings. etc,
etc.
Nature ultimately Furnishes anyone
who continually takes some medicine
o. dug 10 smooth Over or nullify bad
conditions IF the body The only safe
way II cure such is 10 correct or re-
move tn" cause. Therefore il was
plain I" NJ. Post. i'll working "ui his
discovery. that people who show some
weakness in digrsting the starchy part
of food. (Which is much the largest
part of all We oan must be helped by
having the starch dix. sted or trans
formed before bcin-: eaten Ana 81
course the safest ana truest way I" q"
this would ba to :init1t- natu:" am
avoid all chemicals or outsid" ANA I'M
natural things. The body diG"StS me
S-archv food by the f,''loNin% process:
INST it is mixed with tn" moisture or
Juices Of tho moIth and stomach. th'h
warmth or mild hea: from N" b"fN
grows or develops ,tiaStnSe from inc
grain. Tim" is also an important "l"-
mont and when all work together ana
the human organs operate properly III"
starch is slowly turned into form "f
sugar, as it must be before the blood
will absorb It and carry the needed
energy to different parts oc the body.
OF course if the DO " fails to do its
work perfectly trouble sets in.
So in the making of the famous food.
GraDe-NutS. moisture, warmth ana
time are the only things used 10 turn
starch into sugar. thus initiating
nature and Keeping til" human food II
original purity, fro from outside
things and just as Mother Nature in
tends it shall be kept for advantageous
ucc by her children. The food is fully
cooked at the factories. end is crisp and
delicious with little thick cream
poured over.
1t can be softcncd for people with
weak teeth. but is most valuable 70
others when it must be energetic;liy
chewod. thus bringing down the saliva
from the gums to 60 to the stomach
and help digest the entire meal, besides
the use Of the teeth strengthens ana
preserves them. Mature blesses the
Parts Of the body that IRE used and not
abused. Grape Nuts food brings peace.
health and comfort whan PEOPLE are in
lesrair from the ails resulting from
untligestcd food.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06
RIGHT HERE AT HOMF.
People Who Recommend
and Endorse Father Johns
rlediCine.
WHEN DOCTORS FAILED.
e. N. Haskell of Augusta Says Father
Johns Medicine Cured His Wife Of
Consumption and Also Saved His
Own Life.

/ wish t. recommend your wonderful
medicine. for ] positively believe il
saved my life, as we'll as my wife's.
am Il printer and work at the X cnne-
bee Journal Office. Last winter there
was Il great rush of work and ! was
obliged 10 work nearly night and day.
] got completely run down. had a fear
full cold. coughed by spells and lost my
appetite entirely. | was at last obi gcfl
to stay at home part of each day and
sometimes all day. ] consulted differ
cnt doctors but none helped me in the
least ] thought I was on my last
legs. was advised to try a bottle Of
Father Johns Medicine. ! got bottle
with hut little faith, but the first dose
helped me, ! think. for ! began 10
steadily improve, and after taking two
bottles was entirely cured.
shortly after my wife had a terrible
cough and we all thought she had CON
sumption. | got her a couple of bottles
Of Father Johns and now she is a we'll
woman. That made two cures in my
family. I shall never cease to be
grateful for the good it has done us and
hope everyone suffering from i'll
health Will 1T least give Father John s
medicine Il trial. (SiGneO Eugene y.
Haskell. Cross St. Augusta, Me.
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BEST FOR LUNGS AND rHeoA,
Marcus 7. Merrill of Augusta Believe.
Father Johns Medicine Win GO
Consumption-Not Paten. NJ;
cine, No Alcohol or Poisono,,. r.

can endorse Father Johns No,,;,;...
for bronchial and throat ,ro,,,1...
coughs. colds and croI3. For tn. lac,
fifteen years I h2vo had a bad hr..,
chiIi and throat trouble. The G,.,
every fan | would takr cola aoa J,
would settle on my nrcrch:al tIJhcs .,,,.i
would cough until va:n woa+5e,
had taken everything 70 il. an! tr;.d
difieTent doctors and received M b.,..
fit. In August. 1902 The same id co,,.,.
and cold started on M, ana abo.t tb,
FIRST Of December ] WAS Induced III WI,
Father Johns Mediocre. | dii ~,
have much iaith III il. but tried , 49,.
bottle and it commenced - help ne =.
once. and before hal uS4d two Lntri..
ny cough had left me. and hay, rs..I
il aS a family meficinc since.
My daughter five years old has ha1
u" cr"np every wint-r ;IntiI | gave I,r
Father Johns. II IS the best rer,e.,..
for Group, and | honestly be!i.y.. If
taken in tine il will cur consump,jon
in TACT cannot endorse this rnadi.iD
too highly. | have lived i'll Auguyfl
for 20 years, and am la~lrr. b. trade
'SiGHcD Marcus r. NORTH. l4f eaton
St, Augusta, Ne.
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GOES TO SUPREME COURT.
Northern Securities Case Appealed by
Hartman Faction.

New York. Jan. THAT the North
ern Securities case will be taken up to
the United States supreme court on Il
writ of certiolaTi by F.. II. Hartman
and the interests allied with him. was
announced by ". D. Guthrie. Of c0un-
sci for the Hartman faction. today,
who. after reading copy of the deci-
sion of the United States court of APP
peals. said the application for the writ
would be made to the supreme court
as son as the court rcconvenes
1t is expected that writ of certioriari
from the United States supreme court.
v i'll act rs Il stay and prevent. tempo
rarily the distribution of the Northern
Pacific stock held by the Great North
ern Go.
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FAMOUS DODGE JEWELS
Sold at Auct:on-Brirg About One
Halt Value.

New York. Jan. THE now famous
Dodge jewels. which We're seized by
customs inspectors from Mrs. Phyllis
+. Dodge. five years ago. because their
owner failed to declare them, were
sold. today. at public auction. The
average purchase price was generally
less than 20 per cent. of the appraised
value. a pearl necklace. valued at
$1,000. abroad. with Il duty of $21,-
o%6. in TIE United States. total value,
$JG.096 was sold for $4,000. A da-
mond dog collar valued ut $500
abroad. with duty of s2100. whole
value, $500. was sold for $685..
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TRiBUTETO MEMORY.
The Late w. n. Baldwin Honore'd Il
Meeting Of Chamber Of Commerce.

New York Jan. 5.-A warm tribute to
the memory. of William n. Baldwin; Jr.
president Of the Long Island I;ailroad
Co. who died. last Tuesday. was paid by
Jacob II. Schiff at today's meeting of the
New York Chamber Of Commerce.
Mr.. Schif spoke partIo ularly If Mr.
BaldWin's work as chairman of the com
mt:cc Of j. which brought about MANY
reforms in the city several years ago; II"
said thai at first he feared Mr.. baldwin
would not accept the Craftsmanship as il
might interfere with mis- railroad duties.
but when the matter was brought to Mr..
accent the position even if it became
necessary FOR him to resign the presidency
Of the railroad. "tIe said 10 ME on tina
OCCASION said Mr. Schift, Il shall al
ways he able to earn 4 living for myself
and family. but I shall never have an
other opportunity. perhaps. to serve my
city in this. way"
But for him" concluded Mr.. Schiff. II
10 not believe our city would be as cool
as Z is. toGay.'
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MISS ABBOTT APPOINTED.
Receives Guardianship Of General
Federation of Women's Clubs.

Denver Colo. Jan. 5.-AnnOunce-
ment of the appointment OF Miss Mary
Abbott of WATERFOWL. Ct. as chairman
of the educational committee of the
General Federation Of Women's Clubs.
has been made by Mrs. Sarah Platt
Decker. president of the Federation.
The appointment is one of the most
important Vet made by Mrs. Decker.
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REOPEN.
CONTINUED from page ID

Chapman of the Mandolin Club. the 70
hcarsals are under the charge of u.
bradford Andrews, '06. Denuing. %.
is also taking the place Of Leadr
Ryan Of the Glee Club. during the lat-
t"r's illness.
Captain Dcnning Of the track team.
has posted notices requesting all men
Wi.o are to Try for the relay team to
hand their names To him at once. Ii is
planned to have work begin iinlne-
'lihtciy i'll order that 4 winning team
may b" gotten out again. this yrar.
~ EoNd"in 10 participate i'll ill., ;.r-
hu''I j.. \. a. meet. which takes ll:ce
in boston. neAt month