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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-06
Disguised as Mormon Elder.

J. NJ. Underwood, a farmer living
near Gunnison, was examined at length
in regard to the coal entries made IN
that district for the Utah Fuel com
pany. II raised a laugh by the state
ment that Robert Forester of the Utah
Fuel company. came into the district
disguised us n Mormon elder.
p, \. Cannon, of Huerfano county,
testified he was unable TO get the per-
mission of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company to run a spur line Of railroad
across the company property to his
mine.
In explanation of the testimony given
yesterday by Charles H. Schlacks, vice
president of the Denver and Rio Grandc
railroad company, that the company
material rate' of oue-half cent per
ton, had been given the Utah Fuel com
pany, an adjunct of the railroad, At
torney Joel L. Vale filed the tariff
sheets of several other railroads, show
ing that this rate was commonly made
by railroads for their own use.
The hearing IN this city was declared
closed by Commissioner Clark at noon
today.
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Twenty Scoops a Day /!

This is The Tribune record.
Every day proves it. You
cannot keep informed without
THE TRIBUNE.
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'sre in The Tribune.
hants keep out and
essful. Shall we tell
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-10
Yin oaS ynblttum.

Die ~Sreie Breiie fir geras .tpirb
an iiber $50 BOitofficen perianot, uno
bat cine grDRe 8erbreitung in Der
Nabbar= Republit Merito. i'm Snbia.
aerzE Eerritoriutn uno Otlabpma.
Sbr girfulatiUnSs@ @ebiet in Teras
erftredt iib BON @alpeitDn biz binauf
nab Deniion, bonn duBeriten Often
bis nad 81 asalo i'm iernen 8eiten;
es f@lieBt ielbftperitdnblih nit be.
ionhers sablreihen 2eiern bas oidt>
befieoelte Wittels sTeras ano ben Giib.
meiten elm. Guh in Werifo bat iie
cine aroHe Werbreituno.
8tset Weiienoe itnb beftdnoia,
iabrein, iabraus i'm SntereiIe oes
Blattes unterme9s unb fiibren oent.
'ielben i'm @erein nit unleren riibri.
gen 2utal Gaenten fsrtmdbreno
reue Qeier su.
Sn Gnbetraht oieier EbatIahen 1T
bic n5reie Brefie", no es fib oarum
banoelt. Die oeutibe 8ep5lferung su
srreihea. baS bette Mnseiee Wse,
btifm i'm Gtaate 1eras.
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TO THE PUBLIC.


The weekly issue of the FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-ofices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico, in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to El
Paso and of eenrse mainly in
the Shickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavellng men and our
very active local agents are con
tiAuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration OF these facts
the "REIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims TO be the best adver-
tising medium IN the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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NaA alpet Sabren beftattat.
Tiir $500 uad) 9euti9lauo.

Deutib. ameritaniide 8eitnuqen
tueroen i'm alten 8oterlanb NIT arDs
Ben, Snterefie eeleien, tueil 1ie fih
frei ausipreben unb bdufig BON brii.
ben mebr Neuigteiten unb Nahrib.
ten bringen, als Die oeutihen 8eis
tungen ielbit. Die rTreie 8reiie far
Eeras" iit oriiben iiberau, uDbin iie
gefanot wiro, elm iebr germ eelebener
@ait uno tann iib riibmen, Mner.
tennung uno Wirbiguug gu finoen,
tuie aus 5ablreiben Briefen an uns,
iouie an Dieienigen, tpel9e oas Blatt
an ibre 8erwanoten ibiden, berppr.
3ebt. Wer baber leinen Gertuanoten
uno Sreunoen cine sSreube ertpeilen,
ibnen Elm miIfDnttnenes Geihent
MAIDEN Mill, Der beitelle fiir 1ie Die
r5reie Breiie fir 9eras" Das Sn.
tereiie fiir Geras, tpie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat uno Die @egenb, tpD Die
Wertuanbten tpDbHen. 1T in Deu.id,.
lamb iebr lebbaft unn es 1T unraDas
li6, in Brinatbriefen cine 70 ariin0s
lihe Muftldrung unb 8eibreibung
oes fremoen 2anbes gu geben, tuie
oies bic n6reie 9rehe" alIm6hent.
LTD tbut. SIR ben geringen Breie
BON So perienoen mir pDrtDfrei unler
rethbGltiges Wubenblatt nuf elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Goreife i'm Nuslanbe.
Die Sreie Vrefie fiir 2eras a3nbI
GDmbnmh.
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Cine bamermbe 0Strfuug i.
Sieies 3eusuis Iollte jeSe 8ebamp=
tung belpeiien, bie fir 9oan's
HierenzYillen In San Nh
tonio gealadt Wiro.

Grlel9terung u0n ben Xeioen un6
Sbmeraen eine8 iblimmen &iidena
lit fiir ieben Riidenleibenoen mitIs
f0mmen; aber mas nerlanet tpiro.
oas iit Die 6eiluna zines labmen,
ihpaben 0oer ihmer5enoen Niidens.
6eilt i'm. oamit er aebeilt bleibt.
6ier folat oas ftdrffte 2euanis fiir
Duan's geieren BilIen:
Der 209 GoleoaoS oStraBe, Gan Nn.
t0niD. Tera8, uDbnenbe Waidiniit
6. &. 6uQ faet: Gor ldnaerer Belt
tpar ih i'm &nden 10 lhmaf,. oaB
ih, naboem tb cine aeiilang geieHen
batte. ubne Silfe mid nidt erbeben
tonnte uno nt0rgens NOR Id itt1raer
lahm. Sh bate ebenfalIs ibmers.
hafte Beihmeroen bei'm urinieren,
bic mid fiirhterlih u.itnabmen. Sh
gebraubte DDan's Nieren BiIIen
uno obaleib ib bel H,einer ihmeren
Grbeit blieb. fiibtte i1 mid inner.
balb elmer @obe tpunberbar beIIer.
Sh Tam nid1t genug 81 @untten bon
DOan's Nieren Biuen iagen uno
babe uielen 2eioenoen qeraten, nad
oer Berar Drug 60. su geben uno fid1
DDan's Rierenz Diqen au perlhaffen.
(Nm /. Wai 1902 ab1elegtes ;3euas
tli8.)
Rats aspet Sabren beftattat.
Wr. SnlI uuroe am 90. Suli 1905
abermalS interviewed uno iagte:
Seitoem iG Sbnen mein erites Yeug.
nis CAB. babe ih teinerlei Nieren.
Beihmeroen f1ebr unb es rtiaht mir
Ireuoe, bas Beroienlt oafar D0an' 8
Wieren Billen sliauertennen.
Bum Bertauf bel allen 6Gnbtern.
Yreis SO Gents. Softer Wilburn
Co.. Buffalo, SEEM Oorf, aIIeiniqs
Mgenten fiir bic Ser. 5taaten.
@rinnert @uh oe8 0amens Doan
tno nehnt teine Qnberen.
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Wuttsrhen bat. unb alB id tn6Ii9
tpiebsr mad 5auis mubte, oa mar i'd
gang troitlos. llno jest 1T 8ubi fdon
Sertansr 9ber tpie torNmen Ste aa
oen Bib, nerr Doftor94
Dottor ebert la6elte froh:
,@eftoblsn imWoriibersehen, Shpe,
Eer @ertruD. 11no pie gut, baB tYs
stthan babe. Nun tpetb i9 bod. bab
eie Die ge9te finb. Ueir befhnmt boa
Wnbesinn! unb id fann ntht besrei<
fn, bab ID Sie nint ertannt hahe.
@ie finb ia bem 1itbAen nod 10 Gbn.
li4l Aber baran III nur bts 6anbe
fnuIo -" Dpttor ebert sreift NH
beiben 9dnben mad Der 9aube.
.Mber 1err Opttpr, mas teua @h2~
%. id thu nod pteI mebr, Ser
trub -"
Die Saube fliest aaf BE Grbe anb
Suet bIoube 3Spfe bGnsen In poler
pradt iiber Gdipefer Gertrubs
Radtu unb Der Doftor ntmmt ben
2opf bes erglubenSen Weab4ens In
feint 9dnbe ,no tabt bic nei1en 0sps
ben. o. If gut, bob aleinsRofel ni3t
feten taaR, mas an bem 1i{n hort
rorseAt. lln6 fs fam auH Hi@t b.
pen, lpas oie beiben 10 lanse Rnb eifrtg
Su fuRsru baben, Mber es mub tpo6l
etmas febr f9Bnes seipeFen fen, henn
aIs fk az tbr ans Bet trstem, febm
Re gang frablenb aus.
.Mbsr S1nener Gertruh, mD hajt
Dx benn Define 6aHbea liRh 3Spfe
9aft Du, nie meins Dana. Gan8
lange 36pfe. Ginb bte eben esit ees
na4fene ID ba@te. @4meesrn bit.
tex MIR 2duben. 6absm ale G6nes
ferR 3Spfsa@
ia. aber ni9t ole 70 tpunberi&6ne,
mpfei. llnb Du oarff iebt ni9ts net
TIT frasen, es 1T 0eit gum @&lafen
fir arttse neine MGb1en!4
r4ber hann mub @1pefer @eytrab
oas fdSne 0ieo nodmal fusen bonn
parobies unb ben GnsIsin. :
80. bos foI Ns tban, oas mag On
81 Dottor aud germ bSren.~ @4tpss
ffer Gertrao bot Die 3Spfs nieber aaf>
geitsdt Mnb flu9s bic 9aube bdriiber
bgeRtst, benz GsIiebten etaen f9elmia
f&tn Bid 5uuerfenb; nun febt iie itA
tebtn oos 8eH, ntmmt bie beiBtn
bGnbe bes Rinbes In Die ibren umb
tnet, xGuten Abenb, sute Ha1t,
Den QngletR btnaht, Die 5risen tn
3raum, Dir gbrifttinblsins Baum.
GHlaf nun feIis unb fiib, g4au' I'm
3raum y para6ies.~
.@ febis fdpn TN Waden, 2iebite.
Wit oieien gDorten neigt fib ber
Gr5t 5u feiner 8raut, Die nit itrabIens
ben 1useH gu ibm auffhaut.
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Giienbabu=T r=Ylan.
yfener Sabrplau Der Mranlas=YaB
Balm.

Ser neue ssahrplan oieier 2inie,
Der am II. 0eupember in 4raft trat,
lit mie fDlat:
8u9 SO. nab guero, gDofum, Spu.
ton, BacD uno baapi1dben iieaenoen Sta.
tionen neriaBt Gan Nntpnip 8:45 moraens.
3ug $50. (9anp grodett) nah guerp.
yoatum, 9oufton, Bacp unb bastpiIben
lle9enoen citation nerlaBt San Mntonio
um 8:5 abenbs.
Bug Ro. 6 nah 8eeniQe, Corpus ghrijti
GDdpDrt, Mlice &C. nerldBt Gun Mntonip
um l:30 nuittaas.
3na ND. nDn Baco, Snuiton, goafunt,
GnerD &C. fontmt bier um 6:20 obenbs an.
BUG Np. 3 (Dabp grDdett) BON BacD,
SDniton, goofuml, guerD, Corpus gbriiti,
Godport, Salfurias, Nlice &C. fDmmt in
San MatDniD nm 7:40 norgens an.
Sug yto. p0n Corpus @briiti. &od-
port, alice &C. trifft IN San Nntonip um
1:30 HaHmittags Elm.
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RsmbrmSt aan DER lansfamf pienrr

Gs dbt stne Nabiruns Rsmbronots,
bic .@igbriids1 ssnannt, an oeren
Gntftehuns fih cine tleins Grodbluns
sniipft: Man iiebt ouf bem 8ilbe in
Dorbersrun6e eins Bride NIT einiaen
8GumeH. peiter einen &annl nit mebs
reren RGbren. i'm 6intersrunbe etne
lDttte Gernfint uber sins ebene Geaeno.
Nls Htmbranbt etnmal NIT Iesnem
Greunbe San Gig auf oefen 2anbgut
ge9anseu mar. poIltsn fis ii1 su Slide
feben. Do bemertten iie, bob 6er @snf
fehIe eir befabl feinem Diener, IN
bas Dorf gu etlsn uno bas Jsblsnoe su
holen. Rembranbt ipetiete, boB er,
ek Der 8ote auriidtGme, cine Raois
ruus fertig fteGen tonne. CT soa eine
Rupferplatte, oertn e immer einiqe
Bel iid trus, bsrous unb raoirte Die
QusR@t, bic man bonn 5eniter aus ees
mob. 2anse ebe Der Senf ba mar,
bate er bas Bib fertis unb bte Wette
estDonneu. Dis Rabtruns unterThei.
bet f4 IN teiner Weife bon aubereu
Raturifiaoeu bss Teiiters.
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Goula( Springs gsariers.

Dieie. cine Der ar5Eten Baumlhu.
len, bietet aud bieies Sahr mieosr
einen grDBen 8urrat an Obft. uno
Shattenbdumen. 8eeren.Obft. yte.
ben aller Nrt. Roien. Blumeu.a anul.
len. Sdmereien uno Balmen. Bir
haben teine reiienosn Naenten, t5n.
men oaber quite @are bi[liaer oertau.
fen als nnoere. Shreibt .unt unie.
ren groBen. eleganten &atalDg. er
toitet nur &c Hurtp.
Noreiie: Otto 2ude.
Rem Braunfels. Teras.
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Ntelintatifirte Obft ydnu,e!

Sh babe einen arpBen GDrrat upn
bier IN Geras gesUaenen B6umen,
8ierftrduheru, 0oien U. (. tu., aud,
Halmen unb anoeren TupSs un6
Blumen YHansen. @eine 8reile
itro redt. 8urieoenbeit lit Qarau.
tirt. Gin Snipeftor' .. Gertififat nit
ieoer Deiteuuna. Shreibt iufort an
MIDI un 3atalog. Noreiie:
81. ". Stetnbrin8. NurIernmau.
Nem Braunfels, 9erus.
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xBie bic t5rtdsteu Suaatraueu

Der Wibel berbrnmdben gar niele 4eute ib.
rem 1Drrat, lire Strait ner5btpenberiicb.
Oas BInt uerarrat unb balb aeiaen Bleids.
iuht, S4m6Be, GbminbeI. GerafIppfen,
bor Nnem aber Wapen. nmb 9eberteiben
nebif oelbiu1t ben Serfa1 an. Der nicbt
aneers als t1tlib enben Eann, tuenn man
nidbt nas refhte Nittet anruen0et; b. 4.
bic altbeipdbrten ct. Bernard Rr6uter.
pilen. bic nur aus ben befem Bflanseu.
fdften ipeaieH fir bic SeilunQ leleher
aranfbeitsauHdnbe aubereitet sperben.
neberseugt Gud6, tuie siele Taujenbe upr.
bes. Is gents. Vile Gppthefen.
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ydaltae xourtfteu gala,paaeu

nab @alitara.en, ebenIp nah ct.
30lsia pia Teras & Bacifc Babn
obne Wehiel. Shreibt an iroero
einen 9idet Gaenten tpeaen bieses
r,euen Dienites Ooer an 6. 3. Eur.
ner, @enerals8 s8e'Saeier' Ggent. Dal'
las. gec19.
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Nsns... naa #ettss. /.

9 dfif q (in Der 2eibbibIiOs
tbef): .8tt.e, fiir Grobmama einen
Woman, Der NIT 6o1seit .nbet, fiir
fant. einsn, ber bomtt bssinnt, unb
ffir mid sinen. no fe In Der Wsttte IT,
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DRS. HIGHT & WHEAT,

7akn9t3fe. Oids=Weball0e.
Mlle aahndr5tlihen Mrbeiten unb Spes
aialitdt, bic beriihmte beutife 8orsellane
gement<Siiluns, ote -aenaae Duplifote
bon natiirlirhen Rdhnen herftellt.
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NtmsFs S Gents Oauann.@ Is iaorrea

.. s.. Nselhk 4assaras. 502s Oft.
SopftpusG Gtrabe. Grbeit garantiert
Bottles @ebi6 $500.
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WmIf Gbpre NaI,m.

WuTUBfI.
Rod 1anernia, Sutberlanb Sprinas.
Stpdhaie, t&glib, 800 8pril
Nnfunft.
Bon Gtodbaie. Sutberlanb Springs uuo
2nneruia. taalich. .2:3O 9iatbm.
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GDmtbern Yacific 8abn.
VI nfu n 1t.
No. Sc. & =. Babu.
Mh SoErk

stab @acu, JDrt Wortb, Dallas, Ran}as
9th. ct. 3Duis unb gbicagD, tdglih,
(Sunfet Oeppt) .8.45 Nbenbs
90calsug nia 6mitbnifle. u. 10 8urm.
Nnfunft:
Wpn Chicago, ct. 0nuts, &anies 9th,
Dallas, Sort Wnrtb unb @aco, tdalih
(Suniet 0epDt) 8 Wuroens,
9ocolsIa bia SmithniIle. :. 9.O5 Nben6s
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0NmeasNIYIRi

5lerens 1remer - CLARA Borne Dsrs
8igler-Jeifie gners-a s gofortb-Rrs
9 e 0arft-g 60e4tem-Rpia Sutler -
6attie Sacobs-OpheliaR qlmannl iaaie
&aufmauH-9opiis Nilser-Dlhntbe Weu.
rasb-Nwan6a aeuisn- annie Rssbelt-
gtrs Oscar Sbase.
HaegauAti&et
Sarrp grstalet--Sos arnoIb-S Sol.
neru-G s @einbera.
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Drtei Stne.
gsgssj .siks,

esfsss ssitss
&m q Serasa-@ . Solltseiber- SpEn
B 6ifbebrnnh-Tone RDrae - Cd 4aIlus
Gmil 2Gbers - gbas 2ing = albert
Smneiher.
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2s 3. y. Sssr,
Dfteupath,

ls2 eOiOaa.strss. Ssie: FsIssbQns 1886,
The Washington times., 1906-03-15
0. ]. RICKETTS, RESIGNS
FORENANSHIP OF G. P. 0.
Will Go Into Insurance Business-In
Government Employ for Sew
enteen Years.

Oscar J Ricketts,, foreman of print
ing has rendered his resignation TO
Public Printer Stillings. and IT has been
accepted Mr. Ricketts, will go into the
insurance business
For seventeen ears Mr. Ricketts, has
been identified with Uncle Sans big
print shop, and for about three years had
filled the responsible position OF fore
man of the printing. During the in
term Of Public Printer Planners re-
moval Mr.. Ricketts, was appointed Act
ing Public Printer by the President, and
served until Mr.. Stillings took charge Of
the office IN December last
Mr.. Ricketts, will continue in office
until Saturday in order TO wind up k,s
affairs and turn over a clean desk to
his successor.
1t is hardly probable that the Public
Printer will name Mr. Ricketts, sue
cessor before Saturday. Three names
have been suggested for the important
position They are Charles E Young
foreman of the night bill force: Assist
ant Foreman SpottsWoods. and A W
Bowen. foreman of the first division,
day force.
Young is from Nebraska and has baen
In the office about twenty years
SpottSwoodS is one of the oldest en-
ployes. having been connected with the
office for some fOrty-five years He
comes from Pennsylvania.
Bowen belongs 70 Illinois He has been
employed in the office eighteen years
The Washington times., 1906-03-15
DIED.

ECKLOFF-On Thursday. March Is. 1905.
at l:;S3 a m, SARAH E. beloved wife OF
Adolphus Ecklon. She is survived by a
Funeral from the residence Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. NJ. A Leese. 4s street north
west. on Saturday, March Il. at $50 a m.
Requiem mass al ST. Martins Church at 10
o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment at Rock Creek Cemetery. 1t
JONES-On Tuesday. March L. 1906. Hazel,
L JONES. beloved daughter Of Flora A
Lloyd and the late Thomas o. Jones. aged
Funeral from her late residence. SIC II
street northeast. Friday. March Is. 1906 at 3
.. m. IL
1906, at the residence Of her son. Mr.. A.
K. l. Leckie, 1885 Harvard street northwest.
cATHRINE STUART. widow OF the late
Samuel Leckie. in the sixty-ninth year OF
her age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter It
o'HARE-on wednesday. March t. 1906.
at O'Clock a. m, at Georgetown University
Hospital MICHAEL p O'HARE in his
thirty fourth year.
Funeral from the residence Of his sister
Mrs. Charles H. Tobin, 1919 Kreamer street
northeast. Friday, thence 10 Holy Comforter
Church at o'clock p. m. i
REILEY-Suddenly. on wednesday March
Il. 1905, at O'Clock a m, MARGARET,
widow Of the late William Kelley, and be
drew ]. Sheridan. James T. Frawley. and
T. Daniel Frawley.
Funeral nom her late residence. 1910 tIorida
avenue northwes Friday morning. March
10: thence to ST Paurs Catholic Church.
where requiem mass VIII ne celebrated at 3
O clock. II
HARVEY-On Wednesday, March Ia. 1906
ct $3.50 a. m, ELIZA. widow of the late
Peter Harvey.
Funeral from her late residence. 2904 II
street northwest. Friday morning, March l5.
at $50 O'Clock thence TO ST. Stephen s
Roman Catholic Church. where high requiem
mass Will be said at O'Clock for the repOse
OF her soul. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery
mhl4-2t
The Washington times., 1906-03-15
SUGAR AND STARCH
Please the Palate, But Sometimes Play
Hob With Digestion.

Sugar and starch. as found n ordinary
food are intended to supply energy and
strength. keep up steam to drive the
human machine. and this they do if
properly digested.
But when the digestive apparatus has
had too much work crowded upon it. or
when II becomes weakened from any
cause, tire food decays Ohore is no ether
word So expressive) in the stomach ana
intestines. and not only produces gas to
siistend the stomach and crowd and
weaken the heart. but promotes other
disease conditions which develop into
serious liver, stomach and Sometimes
heart trouble.
1t is important that the food present
the sugar and starch 10 the stomach in
such form that they may be readily
aigested and pass to the nerves. and
blood TO energize the machine without
overtaNing the organs.
Grdpe-Nuts food does this perfectly
i is prepared by mechanical mot chemi-
CAD processes. similar to those through
which food passes in the healthy human
digestive machinery. and is, when taken
Into the system, pre-digested, soluble end
easily assimilated. II is made of wheat
end barley. and as il comes from the
package, is adapted and grateful to even
she weakest stomach OF adult or babe
A lady writes from WOOnsOcket, R. /.
Grape-NutS. she says. lis truly a
wonderful food. l nave neen practically
living upon il for the last nonths. and
] am stronger today both physically and
mentally, than l have been before for
years.
For some u or Il years / had lived en-
sweet and starchy foods until my digest
sVe organs were almost worn out ard /
had been troubled for = long time with
nervous dyspepsia or Indigestion in its
worst form. Everything ate fermente ed
and belched gas from my stomach most
or the time.
My doctor advised me 20 try Grape
Nuts and so / began using ii three times
a day. and ii has done wonders for me.
II has strengthened my muscles, toned
UP my nerves and rested nay brain. The
headaches that used 10 punish me have
disappeared.
II have gained strength 10 work and
power TO think. Grape-Nuts is worth
more TO me than all the medicine in the
. world
when my baby was cutting his teeth
This summer I cur>d him Of his bowel
& trouble by feeding him Grape-Nuts soak
led IL milk" Name given by Postum Co.,
= Battle Greek, Mich.
- There's a reason. Read the little book
1.-THE Road TO MELVILLE. in pkgs.
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MOTHER
AND CHILD.

Let the mother take
SCOTS Emulsion for the
two; it never fails to
benefit them both. One
can eat for two, but nour-
ishing two is a different
thing 1t calls for a de-
gree of internal strength
that the average woman
lacks. People of luxury
are not very strong by
habit; overworked people
are weak in some func-
tons from exhaustion
or their surroundings
SCOTS Emulsion can be
depended upon to over
come such conditions. 1t
is a wonderful food for j
mother and child.
SCOTT Z BOVINE. 90 Pearl ST.. N-~ YorE
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GENERAL RETIREMENT SCHEME AS
OUTLINED BY TREASURY BRANCH
Treasury Branch-Retire-
r1ent Plan

Class A-Clerks with salary OF 5000
year or more to receive
maximum retired pay.
Class B-EmplOyes OF $500 or more.
but less than $500. not more
than 80 per cent OF their sal
airy as maximum pay.
Class C-Employes not averaging
$500 a year. retired pay limit
ed TO $40 a year.
Substitutes, Class A-Seventy-fiye
per cent OF annual salary.
other Is per cent TO go 10 re-
tirement fund.
Substitutes. Class B-Five-siXths OF
annual salary. balance revert
ing 10 the fund.
Substitutes. Class C-Entitled 20
fun pay OF retired employe.
Retirement OF employe upon rec
ommendation Of head Of any OF the
departments
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DEATH RECORD.

Andrew G. Apple. IS years. 1925 Chaplin
street northwest.
Lucy Andrews. IA years. 20 Logan
place.
Virginia NJ Churchill. IS years. 1874
Vermont avenue.
Sarah E. Chinn. IS years. 7l5 Eighth
street northeast.
MaRdalen Citizens. years. 3414 Han
over place
Bishop A. Christian. 8 years. lib L
street northwest
Frank Graham. % years. 2l5 First
street northwest
Harriet l.. Goodrich. 20 years. 1885
North Carolina avenue northeast
Charles Harris. 49 years. $40 Acker
street northeast.
Clarence Lilly. months. go Temper
ance Hall alley.
John MCGEE. 50 years. Providence Hos
pltal
James Newton. 1 year. 500 Nichols
avenue
William Parker. IS years. rear 81 G.
street northeast.
Catherine R. shockey. 5s years. 2l35 X
street northwest.
Dora Stoner. IS years. 500 E street
northwest.
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ANTI-INJUNCTIOA BILL
DANGEROUS, SAYS EMORY
Representative of Industrial Assoeia-
tiOn Appears Before House
Committee.

James A. Emory, OF New York. repre-
senting the Citizens Industrial Associa-
ton. was before the House Committee
on Judiciary last evening. and again this
morning 10 speak in opposition 10 the
Gilbert anti-iniunctiOn bill.
Mr.. Emory assured the committee that
IL would be extremely dangerous 10 re-
move or 10 limit the power OF Federal
courts to issue injunctlCcs in case Of
strike disorders He was particularly in
sistent upon the danger OF requiring that
notice be given. and hearing provided
before a temporary restraining order
could be issued IN such cases.
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Parent Organization Also
Has a Bill in View Which
Will Be Presented to Both
Houses in Course of Time.

is SIS. total amount. s.. 42S.s0; at sixty
amount OF S2,63L20: at seventy years
fee IS Sl44Q annually. aggregating a
total amount of s., s33- 50.
Section Of the bill provides for an
NETS 10 be made by the Treasurer OF
the United States who shall act as
custodian of funds
The bills will be forwarded 10 Congress
tomorrow. through the Secretary OF the
Treasury. as provided under Executive
order.
The parent organization has a bill
that 1t will submit in the course OF a
week, and together the three bills will
be presented 10 Congress in hopes that
some bill VIII be formulated TO meet
the emergency.
Following the reading of the bills last
night the officers OF the association were
reelected for the ensuing year.
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THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.
GET VALUABLE OPTION
Property on Fifteenth Street Adjoining
Colonial Hotel Purchased by the
Union Trust Company.

Thomas ]. Fisher & Co are reported
to have secured an option on the prop
erty known as the DockOn Building. AZ
4S4 Fifteenth street. az the rate Of
$50 per foot. This property has 'front.'
age OF forty-nine by a depth Of AS,
and is improved by a four-stOry brick
building. occupied as Offices IL is IN
close proximity 20 the Colonial Hotel
property which was secured by the
I Non Trust Company yesterday. and
is believed 10 be a part Of extensive
pun chases In that locality.