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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
KELLER FARM RENDERED,
County Commissioners Officially Notify
State Land Board,

Of the three farms under considora-
ton by the county commissioners for
the location Of the experimental farm
by the state the Keller farm IN MIN
creek has been chosen as the ono TO
be rendered TO tho committee which ao-
lccts the eiio and tho following letter
making the ollor has been sent by tho
county commissioners 10 SocN Dixon
OF the state land boardI
j, d. Dixon, ESD, Secretary Commit"
tee on Utah Experiment station Cilyi
Dear Slraarho board Of county COM
mlsslunois Of salt Lake county olfor for
tho experimental farm the Keller farm,
located In East Min Creek THIS farm
consists ~ 81 acres Of the choicest land
I'm this valley It has u perfect water
right having been located on NH crock
In the year 1871 The soil Ia rich ana
can grow anything that can be raised
IN any part OF this state, The strong
hroe2cs which continually blow down
Mil creek canyon Keep this Locality
FREQ from the smoke and fumes arising
from the emcltors operated In THIS Nal'
Icy
This farm, being located close to salt
of the state, affords IN the thousands
of people who visit this city annually
from an parts of this and adjoining
states an opportunity Of visiting the
farm and seeing tho results OF the oN'
porlmonts carried on, Tho strcot'cNr
company win extend ~ line 60 Wllhln
n very short distance Of this farm mus
providing choNp transportation 10 the
thousands Of Visitors who would be
visiting there, Woro this farm chosen
for the site Tho University Of Utah
being located such n short distance
away, the opportunity would be gIvon
tho students Of that institution OF sce'
Ing the results Of the experiments,
IN the opinion Of the commissioners,
those advantages are such that can DO
offered by no other county In the state
with this farm located IN any other
county, II can be readily seen that only
n limited number OF the inhabitants 0f
lhla state would be able 10 visit II, on
account OF the disadvantages, such az
taken Tor the visit From the fact
this state visit Salt Lake CITY twice
cgch year, NJ conference time, ana
would thus have the opportunity Of
socIng the results OF the experiments
carrlcd on ut this farm, IL ono Of tho
best reasons why II should be located
IN this valley
Tho commissioners offor NIL or any
part OF this site, or " preferable, any
pnrt Of the county farm which Ndjoins
IT, and hope for n favorable considera-
ton OF their proposlllon. Respectfully
BOARD or COUNTY COMMISSION
ERS OF SALT LAKE COUNTY,
UTAH,
by j. u, lcldrodgc, Jr, County Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
G0LDMARK RECITAL.


Prof, Qoldmark had half u hail full
lasf evening, In attendance on hls mus
steal lecture ON "DIo Waukucrog" no
should have had an audience four
times the ase for II there
ever was an instructive, enter.
tanning lecturer visiting this city,
Prof Goldmark Is tho man, Az ls hIs
custom, the professor told the story Of
the music drama NO that all could easily
understand, lntorllnlng his remarks oy.
cry few minutes with illustrations on
the piano OF the theme, the motif or
protraIturo Immediately undor consld.
Grafton or the musical scoro tho ar.
list In complete master, and he plays
with that conscious onst and grace that
comes only from perfect momorl2lng
OF the work, In more than one passage
the technical difficulties are tremon-
dous, brlstllng with the closest harmon.
les, passages that seemed 10 be hurri'
canee OF consecutive 0ttha,0nd other VI.
client violations OF the musical canon
for which tho music OF the noted com.
poser IL famous, In fact Wagner np-
pcnrod 10 have taken an almost celes.
tIal enjoyment IN setting at defiance AL
convcn tIonalism and established ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
TRAVELLING MEMS DAY,


Tho Commercial Travellers 0spocia-
,ion headquarters IN this city tx tho
recipient Of the following circular from
Portland
The management Of the LOWS and
Clark Centennial exposition has set
aside juno 10 nv Travelling MEMS day.
The different travelling mons organ.
iyltions have appointed 70 Joint com.
mlttoe which has IN charge the ar
rnngoments for the occasion. The come
mlltee IL ondcayoring 10 have us many
travelling men IN line a8 possible on
tlls day 20 take part IN u parade 10 be
held IN the morning Each man IN line
win be presented win q badge and a.
ticket 10 all OF the principal attractions
ON the trail AZ O'Clock IN the after.
noon exercises win be held In the audi
iorlum at the exposition grounds, ana
an elaborate program has been arr
ranged, After the exercises the try-
cling men win take In the sights ON the
trail The days entertainment VIII
conclude with grand display of ire.
WORKS IN the evening"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
SPLENDID LECTURE
BY ROBERT |. DUNN
Handled the Subject, First In
Korea" TO Intense Satisfaction
or Large Audience.
PRONOUNCED NAMES OF PLACES
Those Present Went Away with Their
First Real Appreciation Of the
War In the Orient

Robert l., Dunn did one thing IN his
lecture last night for which HIS audi
,ors will remain duly grateful, ana thut
WAS to pronounce the names OF tho
places he went 20 IN the Russian ana
Japanese territory OF Korea,
IIis subject was First In Korea and
the lecture Justified IN name for during
the entire time Mr., Dunn showed tho
immense invading army coming up, not
soIng away, from the moment the
transports arrived on the shore to tho
tons OF the mountains IN the northern
mart OF Korea. The lecturer was thrill
Ing. tnd the audience, mnny,of them,
went away with the nrst real apprc-
clatioD that had ever come TO them of
,he Immense proportions OF the stluS-
plo I'm the orient, The lecture had ltS
Lessons. too, for there was one view
of Ave Japanese generals marching In
eolid drill formations their Immense
armies over q PLAIN, IRON nll parts Ot
which smoke from cremation plloA was
rising The drill was called a test OF
endurance, and was meant % weed out
hnusled 10 mako good fighters at the
Yalu on ahead The Jap generals were
oncouragln. the death Of their wcak-
est, % that the flttest only might en-"
cumbor the future advance, Then too,
there was n string OF men, not be-
hind the main column but far allold NJ
tho sides. These were the soldiers VINO,
feeling themselves weakening undor the
strain, had left the column Ia lie down
and die alone, whore they would not
impede the progress Of the army by
neocssl,ating n burial
Mr. Dunns personal experiences with
the great army warmed tho hearts or
Ms hearers quite as much M did MS
narrative Of its events. lie was out tn
get the goods" and deliver them 10
the great American public mat wants
10 know about today'a news today ana
no happened To be IN Korea when tho
Japanese army landed on the coast,
while the mass Of correspondents woro
at Toxic being Informed that they could
accompany some future expedition lie
learned Of orders prohibiting him from
going north with the army, No he went
IN advance and Photographed II from
the mountain tops M II advanced, I'll.
nnlly his pack train WAS conllsCatod
with all his supplies, and later he was
overtaken and escorted to the rear,
from point near Ping Yang,
Admiration for the humanity OF the
Japs was not strengthened by the lee
lure, for Mr., Dunn pictured horses,
beaten into hobbling forward on throo
LEGS after one had beon broken, shaved
over the souldors for Identification N
zero weather, and tortured 10 death ~
pack saddles which are never removed
from tho day they are first put on III
the arimnl dies, The oriental horse
IL q Vicious animal, however, and the
Japs are not on friendly terms with H.
especially ms II kicks IN all four dlrec.
tons and In q Vicious bItor If N cOmos
near enough to sink ~ teeth into a per"
SON
MIR Dunn, with his wife, II now on his
way back 10 the orient, ana VIII proceed
westward from Salt Lake,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
Coffee Heart
Very Plain In Some People

A great many people 90 on suffering
from annoying ailments for n long time
before they can got their own consent
10 give NJ tho indulgence from when
their trouble arises,
gentleman IN Brooklyn describes hIs
experience, NJ follows
II became satisfied eomo months asa
that : owed the pnlpitaton or the heart,
from which | suffered almost daily, %
the zoe Of cofloe q had been coffV
drnkcr for 30 years. but | found Il
very hard 10 W. up the beverage,
II realized that ! must give Nh tho
harmful Indulgence IN conoe but | felt
tho necessity for n hot table drink, and
90 tea II not 20 my liking, l was nj a
loss for awhile, what 90 do,
"Ono day ! ran across n very sensible
and straightforward presentation Of the
claims ~ Postum Food Coffee, ana wns
no impressed thereby that ! concluded
10 Give II trial, My experience with
II was unsatisfactory TN I learned how
II ought 10 be propNrod-by thorough
boiling for not less than 10 or 30 min.
utos, After ! learned that lesson theirs
WAS no trouble Postum Food CoffnA
proved 90 be n most pnl0tnblo and gnlia,
factory hot beverage, nnd have used
II ever since,
"rho effect on my health has boon
most aalutnry N has completely curol
the nonrt palpitntlon from which | use1
90 suffer- 10 much particularly after
breakfast and never have n return of
II except when ! dine or lunch away
from home and nm compelled 20 drink
the old kind Of ooffoo because Postum
" not served, tlnd that Postum rocS
Coffee cheers and lnylgorntca whllo Il
produces no harmful stimulation, -
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
creek Mich,
There's u reason,
Ten days. trial proves nm eye opener
Ia many
Road the little book, "rho Road 10
Wollyille" IN every pkg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
ALUMNI REUNION,
Graduates Of Pennsylvania University
VIII Meet and Organize,

Tho alumni Of the University Of Penn.
sylvanlO residing IN Utah win meet ~
the University club on Saturday eve.
ming, May 49, for the purpose Of organ.
izIng local branch Of the general
alumni society Of their Almn Mater The
business meeting VIII be preceded by a
dinner and reunion, ono of the feature
Of the evening viii be the reproduction
by means Of lantern slides OF numerous
scenes IN ana around The university N
N the desire of the committee having
the matter IN charge that ull old Penn.
eylvaDia men, whether they did or ala
not receive degrees, should bo present
The temporary socroturystro0FWcr Of
the committee In Or, w, &, Ehuugh Of
tho University 0f Utah, ana AN men
who typec, to attend the reunion arc
asked 20 have their acceptOuccs In his
hands before saturday noon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
GEORGE DAVIS DEAD.
0ld.Timo Resident OF Massachusetts
Answers tho Final Summons,

George Davis OF 40 \ street dIcd last
evening, Mt the ago Of 70 years, 10
was a native Of Hooksetl, ~ H. but for
the greater part Of his lie was resi-.
dent Of North Adams, Mass, He romov.
ed with his family to this city for tho
benefit Of his health, a few years ago,
but continued TO fail In health, and
asst fall was treated nt the Holy Cross
hospital for several weeks.
a brief funeral service was held at
O'CLOCK this afternoon nj the residence,
Ino remains VIII be shipped this owe.
nlng TO North Adams for burial ao.
eomponled by Mrs, Davis ana dnugh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
FEARS THE WORST,
Sugar House Druggist Anxious For
News from Snyder, Oklahoma

Al least one Salt Lakcr has spent,
many anNioua moments since the news
came Of the dreadful calamity at Sny'
der Okla Thia Is w, b. CLARK, the
druggist Of sugar House, whose parents
ana brothers and sisters reside near the
town that Was visited By the death.
dealing tornado Of Wednesday night
Endonvore 60 communicate with hts
family by telegraph were fruillcss ytp-
torday, ny the wire system IN the region
OF thA storm was moro or less dcmola.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
WOOL BUYERS 40 NORTH.
Clip in Montana aud Idaho Selling
High AZ 20 Cents.

Wool buyers say that tho season, IN
his state Ia over and they are now
turning their attention TO Montana and
Idaho, The clip In tho two latter states
Is reported os very heavy, ana 20 cents
y claimed 10 have been paid IN somo
instances In fact the prices being
paid are proving mortgage llftors, and
growor0 arc happy OF late years largo
lots Of old sheep have been shipped east
Tor mutton. and most Of the stock left
On mo far western ranges hro young
stock Prices for tho sheep shipped cast
nave averaged 81 per head.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

blasts Of The lrombonos, ana the roll OF
the Kettle drums,
II ~ not merely pleasure, II ia genuine
instruction to listen 10 Prof GoldmRrlS.
He lectures this evening ON "rrNt0n
and Isolde" ana Unity hall ought To be
IliaI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

Mrs Josie summer, nromond, Texas
writes April 70, 1909, ~ have used BAL,
lnrds Snow llnlmont IN my family for
three years would not be without IT In
the house, I have used II on my litto
Knees II cured her right away / have
also used II for frost bitten feet, with
good success IL ~ the best lnimcnt
oyer used +. 2ic, Doc, 800 Sold by T. G.,
NJ |, Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

tcr' the 0roylock Masons OF that
town,of which the deceased was u mem.
Der, conducting the funeral services,
Tho daughter " Miss Grace Dele pa
WIS., the cloculonst ma principal In
the plorpont School of Oratory,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
CHEAP RATES EAST,

May 2i.2o. June 3,b.iO.l? long limits
via COLORADO MIDLAND rs. The
line that has the scenery Through the
Rockies In daylight IN a Pullman oh.
az ticket Office, u wcst Second South
81 for Information ana booklets,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
NEW BOUNTY LAW.


state Auditor Edwards yesterday rc.
ooIyod the first bounty certificate under
the nov bounty law II came from
Cache county and called for the bounty
ON ono coyote hide, Tho certificate l8
rather lengthy ana contains an the nee.
oesary safeguards against the pcrpctri.
ton Of fraud which undcr the old nV
was apparently an easy mnttcr II COM
tans the anldayt OF the party who
Killed the animal ard an affidavit of
another party ns 10 the citizenship and
reputation of the claimant for bounty,
and also certificate from the county
clerk TO the effect that the cars, claws
and rcdlp had been cut OF by him a.
required by law ana destroyed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
THE GREAT TEMPLE,

a complete description Of tho inter.
ior and exterior Of The Great Temple,
salt Lake CITY, ana statement Of pur.
poses Tor which II has been built pub.
lIshcd by authority Beautifully Mus.
tratcd, price 10 cts, Dcscrct News Book
store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
100 YOU REM EMBERf)

Onoor Thomas Thomas
Joseph Harvey had Killed
Col Francis de Winter
Henry NJ stanley whom confidently would
TEN YEARS 40 TODAY
Near conson wiling Green who with tho daughter
James Estes shot the latter dead thea FASTENED
and married the Girl
Heavy white visited Of ohio Pennsylvania virginia
ng immense damage
Mr. ana Mrs Frank Hob burned death In their Midland
Mich, The children escaped,
Miss Susan H. Anthony
ton at the Tabernacle,
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY
General Roberts forces entered Koonstad oppo.
etIon
city Attorney Frank h. stephens Nowc
investigate police
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
BASEBALL AT TINTIC

Nhtcni,Nolt vs. champion Rue
Rocks, Sunday May A. Special salt
Lake Route leaves $3.50 a. m Eyorys
body set aboard and mako the trip,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

lIacd, but Mr.. Clark found much relief
whon the published list ~ fatalities "a
not contain the nHmoe Of his loved ones,
The gentleman VIII nnSiously walt Tor
definite ncws concerning the welfare u
hlN rllhIlNoa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
OGDEN g. RETURN, si,OO
Via u, a. Il, g., Sunday, May lith

Leave salt Lake 1926 q, M, l,i5 D.
m, Returning leave Ogdcn 300 ,, M,
200 y, m, Everybody invited,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

Coughs and colds, down 10 the very
hordcrland Of consumption, yield 20 tho
soothing healing influences Of Dr.
Woods Norway Pine syrup,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

Impossible to forsoo an accident, Not
impossible 20 hc prepared Tor H. Or.
Thomas Edcctric OH Monarch over
pain,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

Dancing, sallolr Saturday night y
o'clock,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

Dancing, saltair Saturday night s
o'clock
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16

Nus elmer flcinen 0arniinn SOC
Nnf bunfeln Wegen 35r
Scsbclgen 25c
Scr SIRIUS bnn philadelphia 35e
9ie StraBc Der 8crlnrnen 25r
9as Set9cn Der Sier 35c
Ser 9nnD BON Baskerville -. 35r
NftenitIf go. 113 35r
Sober, Der uns einen neuen Nbon=
uenen brinat, Der elm Sabr i'm boraus
besablt, bat oas 8eat, iib eins oieIer
Sl6er als Yrdmie aus5uwd5len.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16

europdiiden &uBlano ausma6t. uno
tuel6e ieBt @iaentbum bes 3aren uno
Der 8robiiirften lit. unter bic 8auern
pertbeitt uno uerihentt uiro.
Quh in Wlaoinoltof lino uurnben
ausaebro6en. Sopobl Die Matrofen
nie Die 4rtilerifen Der Sseituna betbei-
liaten lid al Dem Nufruhr. Ser Gom=
manoant oerlor Ieinen Gepf, er tonnte
Die Situation ni6t beberrihen uno
eneraiI6e MaBreaeln puroen nidt er=
ariffen. bis Elm arDBer She'll Der gtaot
serltort woroen mar. Die @iuuobner
iudten 3ufludt auf oen S6iIfen i'm
6Ofen. @tpa 800 Nufriibrer. meiltens
Watrolen uno NrtilleriIten, puroen am
eriten Sage oes 9lufrubrs 9st6otet uno
oertpunoet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
Yolttii6es.


eSn unIerem County nuroen am z.
Wopember l2,57S Stimmell ,obeeoe=
ben; bon oieien erbielten Die So3ialilten
274. Die prohibitionihen 90 llno Die
fosialiitiIde Nrbeiterpartei SO etim=
men,
sSn Nem 0ort iudt Der oefhlaeene
Wm. 5earlt Dem Nsapor Wt@leuan bic
Wabl ltreitis gu MAIDEN.
Sn bieIem Siitritt 1T Der Semotrat
s. p. Mobaffep BON Suerniep @ountp
aum Staats=Senator erpdblt moroen.
glad ben lebten Beridteu 1T Der
Staatsienat oemotratiid uuo ,mar nit
elmer Wajoritdt bon elmer Giimme,
uno bas Heprdlentantenbaus republi,
faniih nit elmer Maloritdt bon apei
e7tilnmen.
Die Snaueuration PattiIons miro
am s. Sanuar, Saflontag, tnter ben
Nuipisien Der Columbus SanOelsfams
mer ItattIinoeu uno ioQ cine Der erpB4
artialten tperoen, luelAe GOlumbus ie
erlebt bot.
Sn Cbio boben Die &epublitaner
auBer Dem @ruoerneur ldnmtliAe Gan=
oiooten auf ibrem Staatstifet ertpdblt.
Sic Mebrbeit oes 9emotrateu Yat=
tiIon fiir @euoerncur betrd9t Al, 705
Stimmen.
Sarris, g., fir 8iee=@ouuerneur.
puroe nit $4,000 Stimmen Webrbeit
ermdllt.
McGinnon, g., fur 5taats=S =S6ab=
meilter, nit 80, 900.
@uis, g., fir 8eneralanpalt, nit
38, 500.
3apis, g.. fir 8i6ter oes Suprem=
eeri6ts, nit SO. 500.
Girtlep, g., fir MitQlieo oes Eatbs
fir 0fynilihe Werte nit 40, 500.
lleber benz gGabl Glmmel i6etnt
man Die 8erfohun9s Announcements
odnslid perQsNen au baben, luenla"
items baben mir big jsBt nod nir=
oenos cine Nnoeutun9 oariiber 3efun=
ben, oh oieielben ansenommsn lmo
ODER nidt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16

8te bieli9e Saroelstammer belt om
lebten 6reltag elne SiBung uno es
muroe Die Situation in Der StraBen.
babnon9ele9enbeit beiproden uno al-
oemein CAB lid Die 9ln,ibt tuno, Die
Seboroen iollten felt bleiben uno ben
6oroerun9en Der StraBenbabn unter
teinen umltdnoen nadsebeu. BUR Ye=
toroerunQ oer Nrbeiter nod Den Wer=
ten in WtioOale Duroe Der Dor, blaQ
Qenla6t, elm 9roBes 9lutomobil su Die.
lem 3mefe anSuidoffen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
Gin nmerSebli1er Gerlseit.

IS 1T ein unerieBlider 8erlulf, tsenn
man ieine @eiunobeit perliert, neil llns
peroanlihteit lno 0artleibiateit oiefel=
be untergrapsn baben. prOmpte 2in=
oerlna tann man our6 Or. Sings
Stem 2ife pills erhalten. Sic lfarten
Cure 8eroauunasoraane tpieoer uno
beilen Gopftueb nao Shninoel, Baud.
grimmen. 0artleibi9teit u. /. 10. gu
baben in Miaer's Npotbete. preis 25
Gents, aarantist. Sn Mi1er's glpo=
ibete wiro oeutid aeiprohen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
KeIll,S IalLaIl

furirt trsenS einen 6nffem. Der fidb
iiberbaupt INIT Mebisin fnriren
IaBt; ct beilt aber aud b0sartigen
Suften, benz fonit init feinerlei
@eoi3in bei,ufnmmen iif.
CT iff fets has Bette Wsittet
gegen Suifen. sc inGre gtruOe3n
lei6tiinnig bon Sbne,t, inalltru gie
annere Guafialhereieu beriu9en.
mp's BAL fn M furirt
Suiten, Grfa!tungen, 8rnu6itis,
grippe, &iibma INN Die Gniangs>
itanien bon G6niuDiHdf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
Ste ttuperunnft Des Wanmes

1T oft 10 arOB. als oielellige Der SSrau.
SO9 Sbos. g. Nulfin, 8ei9dftsfiib=
rer Oes y3epubliean" bon 2eaOenmortb.
SnO.. mar ni6t unuerniinftig. als er
es ben Eottoren abl6lu9. Oil ieiner
Satin cine Operation Uegen Srauen=
leioen DOrSunebnlen. 9lnltatt oellen,
iaat er, beIGlolien mir nit electric
Sitters einen geriu9 81 MAIDEN. Weine
Grau mar bamals 10 tranf, baB lie
faum ibr gett perlanen fonnte, uno
fiinf (5) glerste batten ibr teine 2inoe=
run9 gu Deridalfsn permodt. Nahoem
fie electric 8itters genommen bate,
muroe lie bolhdnbig oebeilt uno lie
polltdnois aebeilt uno iie fam iebt
allen ibren 9ausbaltspli1ten na6tom=
men. gu 6aben in Miaer's Npotbetess
Breis so Gents, garanti,t. Sn DILL
lers Npoi5ete miro oeutib gelprohen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16

Senrp Wallen. Elm Mneeltellter Der
&e9ierunes. .9ruferei in Maibinaton,
10. g., oer lebte Wohe ieiner 5rau
mittheilte, er reroe Selbhmorb beee-
ben uno leine 2t,de ,peroe in ben Gbel=
Ton 0iieeln n6rolih bon philadelphia
gefunoen ineroen, itellte iih Der Yoli.
aei. @r iaste. er babe 5mar 2auoanum
|oerihluft, Dos 8ift babe aber nibt Qe=
pirtt uno oa iei er anberen Shines ae=
poroen. Wallen iaat, er babe als
Sdabmeiiter Der Yrinters' Beneficial
@llociation. uelhe aus 9lneelteiten Der
He9ierunas= =Druferei beltebt, $1,000
unterl6la9en.
eSn gtlanta. 8a., betannte li6 Sim
0alter. eiu Heoer, Der in lsbter Do6e
Tran %. IS. Woore seiddnoet bat, am
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