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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-10
Is the Noon Inhahifed2

Science has proven that the moon has an
atmosphere which makes life in some
form possible on that satellite, but not for
human beings, who have a hard enough
time on this earth of ours, especially
those who don't know that Electric Bit
ters cure headache. biliousness. n1ala ria
chilis and fever. jaundice. dyspepsia dir
ziness. torpid liver, kidney complaints
general debility and female weakness I'm
equaled as general tonic and appetizer
for weak persons and especially for the
aged Il induces sound sleep Fully
guaranteed by the Arnold Drug Co s21
n. Kansas ave. Price only SOC.
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200 BURIED.
CONTINUED from Page -

are leaving for Castellamare where the
terrified population of Toree Del Greco
are arriving amid a continued fall of
sand and ashes.
The municipality of Tore Del Greco
has sent an urgent request for assist
ance in order to prevent the remainder
Of the inhabitants from leaving the
town.
Twenty-six more dead bodies have
been found in the church of San
Giuseppe, making a total of 70. The
project has suspended the mayor Of San
Giuseppe because he abandoned his post
during the outbreak.
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FLOWERS FOR ALL.
Corporal Tanner Requests That Con-
federate Graves Be Decorated.

Washington. April 10.-Corporal Tan
ner comma ntfer-irl-chief of the G. A.
r. has issued his annual address to all
G. A. r. posts regarding the exercises
to be conducted May 80, Memorial day,
to commemorate the memory of the
federal soldier dead. He requests that
northern veterans decorate southern
The order closes with Lineoln's adj
dress at Gettysburg, which It is directed
shall be read at all Memorial day ex-
arciseS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-10
COAL AND on INQUIRY ON.
Commerce Commission Begins Inves-
legation at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. April 10.-The inter
state commerce commission, acting
under q Joint resolution of congress,
began today an investigation in this
city to ascertain whether railroads di-
rectIy or otherwise have any interest
in the coal or oil which they trans
4,orf as cannon carriers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-10

Chicago. III. April 10.-BUTTER-Afa
ket weaker Creamery, 14q20lzc; dairy, Il
6t19c
EGGs-AIarlSet firm At mark, cases in
cluded, 161sc.
CHEESE Market firm. Daisies, 800
1870; Twins, 12e; Young Americas, 1115@
POULTRY-Allve poultry steady Tur-
keys, 123zc; chickens and springs, 12c.
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Secretary Counsel No. A. U. c. I


]. D. Harvey. father Of Major A. NJ.
Harvey. is dangerously i'll at the home
of his son, J. D. Harvey. jr., No. 1114
Kansas avenue. Mr.. Harvey has been
i'll for two weeks, suffering from the
debilities of old age His illness took
a decided turn for the worse last night
and his condition today is serious.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-10

The next ''Seeing Topeka" car viii
leave the transfer station at ? O'Clock
Saturday. April 14th. and visit the car
shops of the Topeka Railway com
panv. the Edison plant; Parkhurst-
Davis company (chewing gum for the
ladies' yum. YUM international Har-
vester company: Central Sash and
Door company, North Topeka, and
Seymour & CO. You are urged to at
tend. Ladies specially invited
NJ. c. HOLMAN.
Chm, Manufactures Committee
Commercial Club.
ED. F. GROTE.
seeretarv Counsel No ~ II C. T
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New York Produce Market.

New York. April 1O-BUTTER- Market
steady. State dairy, common to extra, IA
Q201ac.
EGGS-Market steady Western firsts,
1Sc; western seconds, TIC.
POULTRY-Dressed poultry quiet West
ern chickens, 10Q1Sc; turkeys 16alsc fowls,
11G14c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-10

st. Joe Lawyer Dead in Texas.
ST. Joseph, Mo-, April 10.-James F.
Pitt, a wealthy st. Joseph lawyer.
died in a hospital at San Antonio
Texas. this morning OF typhoid fever.
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BuiIding Boom Opens.

The building permits issued yester-
day from the city building aggregate
close to $4,000. Those issued this
Afternoon were: Business house, 209
Kansas avenue, two-story brick and
stone. 25x75 feet, $500, Thomas
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-10

gar quiet. Crushed. $40; powdered. $3.50;
GRADUATED, s4.70.
!. COFFEE Market steady. NO. Rio.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-10

Chicago. April 10-CATTI. E-Receipts to-
day, 1900 head. Market slow and steady
Beeves. 81 00d6. 30; cows and heifers. S1T5
dSl5; stockers and feeders. S2.75a4 so;
Texans, So. S504.50.
mated Wednesday,. $4,000 head Market
steady today. Mixed and butchers, IS 500
6521z;good heavy. s.. 45d6 521z rough heavy,
81. 30n6. 40, light. S6.30d6 80; pigs IS S5d6. IS
bulk of sales, IS. 421zd6.5O.
SHEEP-Receipts today. 5000 head
s.. 50976. Go.
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NDs- Government bonds heavy.


~TTG1-T lITlTT IlIIV1- NIIlT IeT-
New York. April 10-SUGAR+Ra su-
gar quiet Fair refining, 3 1928 1-16c !:
centrifugal. Sc test. 17-32d3 9-16c: mo-
lasses sugar, , 25-32d2 13-16c. Refined su-
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Chicago Markets.

Furnished by J. E. Gall. Commissions,
Onice 10 W. Sixth st. Telephone 4S6.l
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FURNISHED by J. E Call. Commissions,
Grains Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
Office 10 w Sixth st. Telephone 4S6.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-10

Trhe following sales we're made today at
the stock yards, Kansas City. No. and
telephoned to the Topeka State Journal
by Clay. Robinson & Co. live stock com
mission merchants. with Offices at all
markets.l
Kansas City, April TO-
CATTLE -Receipts today, 1000 head.
Market slow.
HOGs-Receipts today. 1900 head. Mar
ket strong to Sc higher. Bulk of sales,
$6.30Q6531z top. S6.45.
SHEEP Receipts today, 5000 head
MARKET steadv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-10

HorsheId; dwelling. 1925, lots 15s-
155 Shawnee avenue. NJ. A. Swift.
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Open High

National Board of Trade Kansas City.
FURNISHED by J. E. Gail, Commissions.
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Office 40 W. Sixth st. Telephone 4S6l
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Chicago. April 10.
Low Close Yes
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-07

Conf ectf0nS in Basement
We call the attention Of church So
cieties, Sunday schools lodges and fra
ternities to our facilities for providing
the Christmas sweets, at special prices
" to such organizations. Saturdays lead
ers are zNs II b sss= s4
Fresh Marshmallows, pound 81. loo q
Chocolate Creams, pound Pa
All Candies Fresh and Pure.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-07
GLoVeSbr Gifts


First Right Aisle
BY PURCHASING a Glove Certificate you
- are assured that the recipient will receive
the kind most desired.
Our Glove line is most complete in both the
long and short lengths, all colors and styles.
Short lengths at pair, ST. to ST. Long
lengths, 8, IL and 16 B. L., at pair, Sc $3.50
SO $3.50 and 81. '-'.'
Ladies fine Kid Gloves, 2-clasp, in all styles
and colors; in street, dress or evening wear,
pair, 81, 81 rs and 81 so.
Ladies' stylish Street Gloves, 1-clasp, Mocha,
either silk lined OF -.
unlined; pair ......................O 10
Ladies', Capeskin Gloves, unlined, at pair,
$l.15 and $3.50; silk - "a
lined, pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Complete line Of Mems, Women and Chill
dren's feece-lined Kid and Mocha Mittens and
Gloves, Soc 75o ST and $3.50.
Men g furlined Gloves and Mittens pain
$3.50 and 1915.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-07
The Holiday Linens

Foot Lett Aisle
Doyies sxS and 9x9; hand made, Mexican
and Japanese drawn work doyies Very fine,
all pure linen.
At special. each ZDC
Battenberg Centerpieces, size "a inches; in
round and square; all hand made, with pure
linen centers; very handsome designs. 90
For Saturday only, each ............. voc
Dresser scarfs, 1sx54 inches; pure linen,
hand embroidered and drawn work scarfs, very
At c 6 each CHI" rs''''H: $3.50
Bedspreads, full size; fringed and cut corners,
good, heavy quality; da<
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-07
EZdnneLS and Blankets

Second Floor Anner
36-inch Outing Flannels; another lot of those
wide outing flannel remnants, in to 1O-yard
lengths; on sale Saturday, nL
ydlu
Double faced Eiderdown Flannels, in lot
of figured and striped or
designs; yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ZOC
lo-4 Cotton Blankets, gray tan, <E,
full IL yards wide; pair ............ UOC
ia Cotton Blankets, white, gray or tan;
fine, soft, feecy Blankets; 10
PAIR ''''. .........'.' minimum. >CN
All wool plaid Blankets, black and red and
black and gray plaids-
1914 size, pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $A.5O
ia size; pair Observation-Disclosures. .&E'SS1
Heavy Sllkollne Comforts, filled with fine,
special, 'e each *''''n' $3.50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
g h ubnbrifen berarbei /:
ten Tie in enprmen
SuantttG n.
Die MaDer Sdnbfabrif In Wilpamfee
gcbramhte 1852 mGbrenb
beS letten Sabres.
Stiere, aiibe. 8dlber. 3iesen. Yferbe.
S@afe unb aansStubs miiNen
ibr Sen gu Warft tragcn gum
9eiten Der Sdub : Supuitrie.
elmer Der sroBten Der 8elt.

Sm @etriebe Deg 9ei6dftlideu 2es
bens nebmen lid Die 8enisiten 3eit.
iiber Sraaen naf3uoenfen. pelhe altf
ben eriten @lid unbebeutenb eri6ei>
men mo9en, tbntidhli6 aber bon Der
9roBten Sebeutuns fir oas Dffents
lide @obl iinb. 8etra6ten mir
oas Sdubseihdft; nie 8ieIe bnben
nobI cine @oritelune bon Der 3abl
Der Sbiere, pel6e erforoerlid limb,
nm Die Weniden nit Shubiuert 81
perieben.
Sa lit 8. 9. Die Iaber Boot &
Sboe 60. in Milipaufee nit einem
Hecorb bon 1852 SGuten. lpel6e
in bieiem Hieienseiddft md9renb bes
lebten Sabres bernrbeitet piiroen.
Sies iparen bic Sdute bon 60.29S
Stieren, 31,163 aiiben. 55,704
&Glbern. 196.S46 3ieeen, 67.599
S6afen. 1928 Yierben unb 1.479
a~Gnaeril6s. Wiiroe man bieie
Sbiere in elmer geraben Clinic auf>
itellen, 10 tpGre bieielbe 351 Wteilen
lang. nn9efdbr elm Seh5i9itel bes
groumfanses. gu ibrem transport
ipurben 9ebrai6t 5000 Sradttpageu,
ieber 90 Sub lang, ipelde einer
me6r als Is Mieilen langen @iiena
babn5ug ausmaden piirben. Woatc
man Die Sdute aIe our ielben 3eii
nusbreiten, 10 piirben iie einen SID
denralm bon ii6er 5,000,0 900 Guas
brntfuB bebeden.
llnaeiG6r 1000 eriabrene Nr6eitei
linb IN Der Waber'Iden Sabrit oas
gauge Sabr binbur6 beifdftist Snl
Seritelung Der Sonorbilt Shube hin
Wdnner. Der @eiteru 2abp mi
Wartba @aibinston Comfort S6ub'
fir Srauen. Dere S6ullfube, boz
oenen es beiBt: sic tragen lid, mi,
giien" unb Der Arbeitsihube, berei
Solibitdt ipridfpDrtlih lit. Si
&apa5itGt Der Sabrif lit 5000 Yaa,
ben Tag. Sie Ginrihtung ent
ipri6t alien Nnforoerunsen Der Sen
3eit. Gin GROCER Sortbeil lit. pai
Die Sabrif ii6 in Dem 9roBten 2eber
MART Der 8elt befinbet unb 10 il
Der Gage lit, ibren 2eber>8eoarf al
eriter Stelle 5u beden. Sic gleih
mdbig electromagnetic Gualitdt ale
! WaDer Sflbe miro bauptidhlih Die
lem sliidliden llmltdnb 5u9ei6rieber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

ling relatip urb 6eina6e and a6~
lolut Den eriten Ylnb Elm. Wit
Ieiner iieben Miliaroen unp iis6ens
bnnpert unb 5lpeiunbieh5i9 @eillios
men @tarf Spareinln9eu lpirD es bon
feinem anberen Gplf, audi nift ponr
reiden @n9lanb. ii%bertrofien. o6>
luobl cert iuie aud in anberen 9dns
FERN Die @elegenbeiten 3u Spateins
lagen infol9e Der erri6teten Yoits
Sparfniim 9iinitiger iinb mic in
YrelBeu. Iuf ben aopf Der %es
oolferun9 fommen in Yreuben 210
Wiarf, bier piro eS MIR bon SGre,
mart ihertroifen. mo ailf Den &ooi
342 Warf fommen. Sdnemarf mS
YrenBen Sund6it lteben biniihtli1
leiner iparenben 8ep0lteruna Hurs
lpe9eu nit 17S Warf. bann Seltcrs
reid nit 144 Mnrf uno Sbipeoer
nit 1876 Winrt Spareinlugen pre-
&opf. Die Spareinln9en Der ii6ris
gen g%endnuten gambler belpe9en lid
ldmmtli6 uuter 100 Iarf pro appi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Sainpis Central Giienbabn.
Sabrlide 4ftieninbaber : Seriamms
= lung sm Chicago am IL. Sftober.
9eriDnlidcs Griheiuen Der
Observation-Disclosures
ermiinidt.
yreie fsabrt sur gerinmmlnns nnb
5uriif.

Sierbur6 pirb Dffentli6 befannt
eemabt, bab Die %re9elmdBi8e, idbr@
Ii6e Merchandising Der Ittieuinbaber
Der SIinois Central GiIeu6nbn : @ez
feQIhnft in Der Office Der @eieai6ait
al Chicago. 81, am Wittipo6, Den
II. Sftober 1906, mn II Ibr Witt
tags itattfinben miro.
Sebem Snbaber elmer pDcr mebrerer
Gftien
bes Setrie6s : Sonb5 Der Saiuois
Central @abngeieQidaft. ipie einge>
ihrieben lit in BEN 8ii6ern Der Sc
ieQlfaft beim S6luie beS @elddfteS
am "a. September 1906, Der poas
jdbri9 lit, miro mi5geItelt
Gin Sifet, melfeS ibnt uOer ibr &C.
i%tnttet, frei SIT rciien
fiber Die 8abnltredeu Der @eIeQi6nft
ppm 8abnbof Der Suiuois Central
8abn, Der ieiner ober i6rer einge>
i6rie6enen Gorelie nm ndbiten liegt,
na6
Gbicngp unb 5nriif #.
Sol6e Sidet5 1inb gut filr Die
9leiIe na6 Chicago EloS ipdbreno Der
pier nnmittelbnr uorbcrgCbcnocn
Gage
rno am Gage Der &erinmmllrn9 unb
fir Die HiidfebrSreiIe uon Chicago
bios ON Dem Gage Der Seriommlung
uno an Den
pier numittelbnr acknowledgement
Sagcn
fpenn ri6tig mter3eidnet unb 9ee
itempelt nGbreno ben @ei6Gftsz
itunoen am ober Dor SnmStag, Den
90. Sftober 1906 ~ bas beibt. 5lpis
ifen 9 llbr WprgenS unb 3 llbr
Nahmittags - in ser Office bea
aIiiitirenben Sefretdr, Srn. 8. IS,
@rllen, in Chicago. Gin lol6es
Sidet fam erbalten irgenb Ell
Gttiens Snbnber meIder, pie ODER
angege6en, regiitrirt lit, 9e9en cine
geI6riebene SIpplifation on Den %rds
iioenten Der @eieai6aft in Chicago
Sober gttiens Subaber muB peri0nlid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Mus nnieren fatboliiden
@ebielblGttern.


9esiiolid, Ser iiioiidbcu ans 9fuBz
Ioilo bcrijbcrfpmmcnocn |rbeiter bat
iid Der frilbcrc mterifanilde got
idnftcr in Berlin unO ebemnli9er
8cionbte in 9etcrsburg III Ieinen
nellid in 2cip3ig erihieuenen Or
innerlluoen aus meinem Siplomatens
Ieben" bubin nll9Qclproheu, oaB lie
Das minoeripertbtalte @olf Der gam
sen 8elt limb. Sic tnIlgen lpirfltb
Su gar ni9ts. Sic anterltantlhe
8reiie bat bon bieIcn duf ldn9ldb@
rioe Grfabrungcn b%egriinbeten Ses
merflluoen bes anlerifaniihen Siplo@
muten bis jebt nod feline Nott5 9es
npmmcn. - n9otboltl6eS @oden1
blntt".
Won Fat ii6 fiir5liG beri6iebents
Ii6 nbgemiibt, Den @ebalt Der Seoen
8rnnn's ob5ui6ipd6en. Nudb
feline frii6ere 9opulnritdt babe lebr
abqenpmmen u1b gar balo ipuroe
Dieielbe gang ser @er9on9enbett onz
aeb0ren. SuS lei ~beIp1oers bet
ieinem @mpfnn9e in louisville, 9p.,
peutlif gu Sage getreten. llnp
MN fontmt Die 8uoerldiiige gfudlrtdt,
baB Der Gplfstribun bon NebraSfd
aeroDe in Der pornebmiten uno groBs
fen Gtnbt nes ,8lue Grass" sStaa>
'tes bon einem Iueitorium bon 15,a
600 Seripncn nnldBlih ieincr Heoe
nit Dem grobteu Subel unp ltilrrntz
fhen 8eifaa be9riiBt murDe. @r
jei Ielber, - 10 ia9te SrDon, in
ben Sbilippinen 9elpeien, nno babe
fid in ben bortioen S6ulen ilber~
seuat, bnB bie Ybilippiner lernfdbi9
nnb dud6 lernbegieri9 ieien. Nud
bebiirfe man bort Der He9ierung ieis
tens Ser Ser. Stonten abioIut niGt
mebr. Sic 500 MiiQionen, pelde
liene ;Snieln Den Ser. Stanten idon
aefoitet, bdtten in bieiem 2aroe bel
lbei1ere @ertpenbung finben fDnnen,
nnb man ipne ii9 por fpeiteren lldes
rem l~lnfpiten bitten. 8iro ppbl
borldufig nid1ts belien. 10 lan9c ouf
jenen Snieln nod etipns mr. DIE
,Garpetsbneger" 81 baben lit. =
,Serolo beg @lnubens".
Gin ih~reienber lte6elitonb. - Sn
SEEN 9prf lit bns neIe S6nlinbr nit
mebr ais elmer balben Wfilion edit
Ter er0ffnet iporben. &ie i6on ieit
einigen Sabren madt iid aud bless
NAL mieber GROCER Wtangel ar
Sdulrdlimli6feiten fii6lbnr, 10 oat
iiber 1,400 Salbtagsflaiien eingea
fiibrt iperben miiiien. Sn 8rooflDr
auein f0nucn ettpa 10000 S1iilel
p%prldufig feineu bolIen llnterri6t err
balten. Iub in Ybilabelpbin, nj
etpa 10000 9inber 6u untcrrihter
iinb, nirb ilber 9iaummungel 9etlagt
limb in ben meiiten @%roBitdoten =
10 aud, pennglei6 nntiirli6 ni6t II
oleihem ~llntfange, in ct. Saul =
liegen Die Sin9e ebenio.
9iefer dlronii6e lIebelitonb in Del
Yublifidulen itebt i'll i6reicnben
@e9eninb 81 Der bel ieoem Inld'
~betbeuerten beiBeu 2iebe bes Imeri
funers for tie little RED i6ool
bouIe". Or bat leinen @rltnb abe
~feinespegs in un5urei6enben @elo
b%eniQiguneen fir jene S6ulen, ion
bern in Der unerfreuliden, aber I'm
Ieugbaren Sbatia6e, bab Elm grpBe
She'll Der iebr boben S6uliteuerl
fir ,Sohi6ulen" NM alerlet YpG
baoooiI6e" Stedenpferohen labs"
etc. ~per9euoet uno perlHleuoer
miro. - .@gcelIior".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

INT Iein ooer ibr Sidet einfommen.
Sebe N"pplifation mlB Ben polen
9iomen u1b Die Ioreiie bes Gftiens
Snbnbers gennu an9ebcn, luic III lei@
ncm ober ibrem NftiensG ertififdt
itebt, mitinmmt Der 3abl unb Dem
9utrm ienes Certificates. Niht
mebr ais cine Yerlon erbdlt freie
Sabrt nit Hiidii6t auf ir9enb eiiten
%~fticnbeiib lpie er in ben Sil6ern
Der @eieQl6ait e~in9ei6rieben III.
u. o.. s. it
Sefretdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Gine 9aptbc.

Ser .Oiierpatore Honlano" tbeilt
MN amtlih NIT, oaB Die in ben Der
einigten Staaten a%lls9elpren9te gtafs
ri6t. Misr. 8eber, 9oaoiutor hes
Gr5biidofs pon Semberg, peroe nadl
Imerifa 9eben, nm ais 9iihof alien
polnil6en Yfarreien porgeiebt 5h
peroen. lpeiter nidts ais elm leercs
@eridt iei. Sic @abrbeit 1T. eaB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

SIQnllllIUu] ptutiuSH
@auipir, pes bcibt ilips
fper Iei NoriindiG,cn
IN, II selett, mas ST
as Gnperncr t..'nn
t9dt. setaltt ben.
Scb guide Sic. @is
tier Glitter. bes Il Der
llnuerihieb. Inner
aelpobnlid,e Sirfume
itdnSes bdtt Sd Dem
8crl Gins uff lei nns
genai6enes Waul ge>
boooe. bdR Tim Sprn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
S~d)redlider Grebsidaben erlieat Scr
M~mucnonng uon einfadem Dele.

9is6er belt man bie 8ranfbeit
fir lrnbeilbar uno oieielbe miro Jest
orird, cine einiahe Gerbinoung bon
beilenoen, baliamiiden Selen &C.
beilt. arebs, @eihwiire, Sdmor-
rboioen, &atarrb. 9lutgeibipiire IL
ole Sautfranfbeiten mei6en leidi
Dor oieien munoerbaren Selen
Wan idreibe UNI elm iauitriertes
@uf nno aoreiiire: Or. 9pe
Sramer iii, aoniaS Gitp, Wo. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

WIar. 8eber BON Sl. Stubl nafl
nieb crbplten Bitten Die @~rlalbniB
erbalten bat. ieiner bisberigen SauT>
babn 5l entiasen mnb iid III elm
aloiter Der Heiurreftioniiten 81 be-
aeben. - Sabur6 miro cine, bc"citS
Dor mebreren @oden an m 8es
brahte Na6ri6t heltati9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Sas iparcnbe europa.

Son ben 5ipolf europdiiden Staaz
ten: Selgieu, Sdnemarf, @n9lanD,
6rantrei6. Stalien. Nieperlanbe
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-24
LOVE POWDERS
And Magic BreastpIates Sold Like Hot
 Cakes.

Baltimore Cor New York World
 Nearly 200 witnesses, representing thir- ty-seven states, appeared in the United States district court today to testify for the government at the trial of "Dr.' Theodore White, charged with using the mails to defraud. There were present seventeen pretty typewriters, who were kept busy by Dr. White in conducting the correspondence incident to the i'm mense business he had established con- cocting love powders, manufacturing magic breastplates and dispensing diplo- mas conferring the degree of Ph. D. on the graduates who had, established their title to that degree by paying for pr Whites book, Blessings For All Man kind"
 The tables in the court room were cov- cred with exhibits, a painful of the love powder and some specimens of the breast plates being displayed there.
 Assistant District attorney Soper made the opening statement to the Jury. He said that "Dr." Whites spiritualistic and hypnotic mail order business had attained such proportions that his postage bill amounted to 5000 month. and that he had been obliged to purchase horse
  postoffice.
 MT Soper said that "Dr" White had made fortune during three years he spent in the business. You may get some idea of the magnitude of it," said MT. So- per. when l tell you that in one month 2400 people, from Maine to California, each sent this man dollar and q lock of hair in order to obtain a life reading. And every reading was identical The same reading was sent to every person who sent dollar, and Il husband and his wife both of whom sent to Dr.' White for readings. were very much disgusted when they each received the same reading"
 Among the spiritualistic stunts de scribed in one of the pamphlets read by MT Soper was the folio wing:
 Place an egg before the fire and watch it without moving or utterng a sound un- til nghtfall Then the egg will sweat blood and when the spooky words Abra cadabra' are uttered tempest will rise and all the evil spirits which were eyer heard of since the world began will ap- pear"
 The Adam and Eve charm was the one used to create love. Adam and Eve were represented by roots-Adam was one root and Eve was the other. MT Soper read the directions for their use to the fury The roots should be placed in run ming water he said, and the words Whom God hath joined together let no man put asunder' should be recited over them.
 MT Soper also described the ancient Egyption breastplat. containing the pow ders and prayers. and charged with magic solar fluid"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-24
Freaks of Maine WhirIWinds.

Stoneham Correspondence, Norway. Me,
 Advertiser.
 Last Monday about noon a whirlwind started in front of V. H. Llttleheld's, frightening J. Bartletts horse. MT. Bart lett turned round in the road and went the other way and the whirlwind took a heavy wagon right up free from the ground and carried it quite a distance. and then another one came and gave it another shake and set it right side up; the third one came in the afternoon under Mrs. Bartletts clothesline and car ried her clothes up on the hill and hung them up in the oaks. If 1t had not been for MT. Bartlett's presence of mind he would have been killed