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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-22
@cifc Sflauinmcn.

Gin Nem.Oorfer Seniotions .Ero5eB.
- GoS Srei6en Ocs Neger-Eoliti.
fers Spriggs.
Nem. Dorf, 81. MGr5. - Sor
Gihter Coming in Sen @eneral=N iii.
len plroen belttc sic &erbnnollln9en
gegen ben Negcr.Golitifer Hobert $.
Spri9gs, Sen ungebli6en Gigent6ii.
nler mebrerer pcrrliener SGltIer, Ser
altf Die Anflage ser Gntiiibrung i'm
Mieoerbollitgsfolle pro5ciiirt miro,
fortgeieBt, guber ouf Gntfiibrung
liegen gcger Spriggs Anflagen oui
tbdtlifen Ingriii uho Snlten zines
perrufenen Sauies Dor, iu0eiien miro
er 5lln06It MIR oui sic %critgcnan1tc
aloge BIN Die ibm bis 81 80 Sabre
3ltdt6auS c%inbringen fam, pro5ci-
iirt. Ser ipc5ielle SAL, melfer Ser
Nnflngc 81 Grlnoe liegt, lit ocrienige
Sottic @orren's, zines meiBcn
Srouen5immcrS, meldeS BON Sprigg8
in Elm ilbcl6eril6tigteS Solls an ser
Gornelia.S trnBc gclodt mo BORT ieit-
geboltcn, ionic ge5mungen iein jolt,
nit ben nlSidlieBlid iarbigen @eilI-
d)ern 81 p%crfebren. 0ie Nuaii1t, 0aG
Ien'otionclle GntbiiQungen beuoritc-
ben, oaB elm melt id)mubigerer Wtos
roit dis I'M Glnide. Safe nufqeriibrt
mer0cn oiiritc, lulo mciBe, pie Neger-
mdohen iiber lire Grlebniile i'm Ga
itcrpiubIe 3u er5Gblcn baben merOell,
bate alldJ beute ein ieniationSliiiters
mes Eublifum in 0a& 0eriht gelodt.
9lliiolleno g~efleioete> Senoerloin.
Sdone, Nc9er!SportS II. /. 10. iab
man i'm 3uidollerrallm olimerflam
ole Gerbatolungen periolgenO, Die gu
nad)lt nit ser meitcren 9luSuobl ser
@eifmorencl1 bcgannen. Die Nnflnge
p~crtritt Stills Giitriftsonmolt @or.
pan uno ais &ertbeiOigcr OeS Nnge-
tlngten ilngiren Sobn 81. Sein3el.
monit llno Warf Ilter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-22
yGbcrd)c5 ia Semmc."

6rou 9eQamp Storcr periduloetc
ongeblid bic glbberufung i6re9
@otten bon iCincm 9otid)ofter-
potter IN @ien. - @oQtc oen
r Gr5biid)of Srclun6 5um &nrGinol
bciorbert boteu.
@oibin0ton. Z. g., 81. MfGr5.
Ser Wib6rolld) cines pom GrGli-
oertcn &ooicpclt an irou Scllqmp
Storcr geionbten @ricicS iolE Elm
5oftor bel Der Ibicbimg bcS an
@ic1cr Sole offreOitirtcn nmcrifns
itiidcn SotidaitcrS Storcr gcpeien
lein. Sroll Storcr botte li6 IN lbrem
Giier fir firdlidF In0clcgclrGcitcu
an ben ErGiiOcntcn qclpcrOct, CT
ioac 'cinen GinfIub in Gom SIR Gr.
bobung bcS Gr5biidIoiS Srelon0 BON
ct. Eoltl sum- &oroinol pcrlucnocll.
Ger ErGlibent ontluortetc, CT miir6c
rs 5luor gern icbcn, mclln Gr5biidof
Srclono Den &orbinolSbut entpior.
gcll piirOc, folne iidJ ic6of IN firdt
lidJc In0elcgcnbcitcn nid)t cir.
miid)en. @s bot MN sen Nni6cill,
6ab Srou Storer bon Dem ,0ernc
OILS &orOinnl ichen" in ocnt @rieic
'@e6rolid) mod)te mo 10 ser Ginorl,f
erlpccft mllrNc, dis ici Dies cir oirets
ter @inf an bic moB9ebenben &reiie
IN Som.
gus iold)eS Gus @ien grn,eloet
nilroe, cntiuidelte ii6 5iuiiden bier
unb BORT cine lebbofte Gorreippn'
bcil6. Ser ErGiibent ipieS %empbotild)
ollf ieine GrflGrltng bin, bob er iid)
In firdlid)e Ginae nid)t cinmiidyen
fonnc. IS fomen bonlr ol,d) onoerc
Sropen outs Gopet, Die gominiltro.
tion foirl aud, IN orocrcr @eiic ourd)
oos @iener 8eihpdt in getpiiic Ser.
legenbeit, uno oaS Gnbc mar Gie
Goiung Der 9c5iebungcn 5ruiid)cn
&rn. Stcrcr ltl,o Dem hipIonlotildJcn
0iellite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-22
Megr @eleBramg iiber bic Gage in
China.

Son Sraneisco, Gnl., 81.
Wfar5. - Sri. g. Goofc, cine iltnae
baptiitiide Miiiiondrim ,uelde Ste
letter spei Sabre I'M &nneren Gbi-
mas pcrmeilt bat, lit ol,f Der &eiie
ndd) Glepclanb, O., aui Dem vGoptie"
bier angelangt. SSn ibrer @eieait)oft
befanoen iid) @rethen nnb Gotbleeu
@ellpooO, Die jrgenoliden 1Dtter
bon Gcp. Hobert @eliuoob, einem
WiiiionGr in S5ehen, unipeit Scr
@ren5e bon Sibet, 1000 Weilen Sen
9angtie Slang BON Sbongbai aui-
mdrts. SRI. Goole er3dbltc, .bab, ,ols
iie BON Suifu aufbrad. feline NnSei-
den bon llnruben bemerfbar maren,
10 buB sic bortigen Miiiionare, ais
lie bonn Staats : Gepartement Die
8nrnnns erhielten, iid fir bic 6llldt
bereit su balten;s MN cine, grfldrnna
aniragten. H9lieo ! !
Il II.dI9 gsdsI 2ITuT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-22
yErcgpm" rcparatnrbcSiirftig.

Sonolull II, q. MGr5. - Gas
S6lohti6iff DOregon," mclfeS iih
3rucds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nod
Der Morinemerite in @remcrton.
@oib, begibt, lit alf Der Giidiabrt
bon ser oiiotiideu differentiation bier
ongcfommcn. SIS bciBt, Bob bel oem
@ebrauf Scr idlpercn @cid)iibe ii5
bic Strllttur oeS ShlodtidiiIes ais
su idhuod crpieicn bot. Sd)on icit
IGngerer 3eit mar Srbre gcgebcn
moroerI Die 13-5oqigen @eihilBe Iii
Den beioen Eon5ertbiirmen ltnr lin
0uberltcn Notbiollc nb5nIeuerr. Sic
.Sregon" miro wobrifeinlid non,
%. W1r5 Don bier nod San 6rons
sisco meiterfabrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-22
" a d) cnoc Grregung nm,
ter SEN Irbeitern.

PETERSBURG, 81. WGr5.--Icn
lnterOriidungs.W oBnobmen Der Mes
9ierllng in Sen Eropin5cn lit Die 5lts
nebmenoe Grregung inter Den ruff
'hen arbeitcrn 5ll5uidrcibcn. 9eion.
OcrS brobenb lit Die Gage in Ser 8e.
geno am Don nnb in nnbcren benad).
borten @ebietell. Sn gfutcrinoSlap
iino bereitS 10000 Nrbciter ser
Sug6cS . giieniperfc al Ben Strife
g%egan9en, unb in Den Snoultrieuicrs
teln Don Wostou berridt GroBe Gre
aitng. lln5meiiclbnit iteDt Bic gan5e
@eluegune 1T @crbinNung nit Dem
&erlnn9en Der So5ialocmofrotcn ilno
Der Nepoliltion0re nod einem ncllcll
politiidcn @cneralsS Strife.
Sn Dem tallriid)en Enluit in Tc.
tersburg, no Die Notionolperiamm.
hung togen miro,iino bic Site oerNtit.
gIieocr nit einem eleftriid)cn 9lppo.
rat, Gbnlid) Dem Dor mcbrerpn ,Sabrcn
fir bos Observation-Disclosures IN g9nib.
ington porgeid)lagenem Spitcn, nus.
gcriiltct, Der es ben MitgIicoern CT.
mogliht, oilrf einen Druid olli einen
eleftriiden &nopf ibrc Gimme an
Siife oeS SefretGrs SIT regiitrircn
unb in iold)er @eiic cine ~5citrau6enbc
abltimmnng olird NamcnSouirui SIT
permei0en. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-22

Gin id5nes mnS niitlidcs 8eidcnf
iar Nnscb5rise lit immer cine lebcnS.
orofc photographic obcr cine Flint
leriid bullcnoctc Gopic cimcS alten
Yilbcs in Grapon, @adcrfarbe, Del
oScr Eaitcq. Die idSniten &abinct'
Gilber MIR ST pro Smtcno.
SnIius Sebbel, oeutiher 8botograpb.
321 MorS-U Strake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-22

Idcnmengc tpltroc 0urd) Die aunOc
bon oem Noub nod Sem Sdolplobc
9e5ogen. Ger @eifditsleiter ser
@anf, 9ireftor @itdmirfoft ma6te
iid) nod elmer eiligen llnteriudu1g
ouf, nm Sen @cncral9oupernellr 9u-
boioff 5u Rotbe ST. 5icben.
IS bcrridt allgcmein Der GinOrud
Dor, 0oB Ser Sdliiiiel 81 Dem 8ebeim-
nib innerboIb Scr @ont ielbit 81 ius
den lit.
Die HGr6cr loQcn ii6rigens erfldrt
6obcn, ooB lie I'M 9lllitro9e 0c5 repo-
IutionGren Gomite'5 bonoeltcn. Sic
paren nit 9pnamitbombcn iomobL
pic nit Heuoluern au5gcrilItet.
9Iutigc Nus Of rcitungen
in 2o05.
2o0& q. MGr5. Cine Sdoar
GcpolutionGrcr un5ingeltc Elm bieIi.
0cS oiicntli6eS 2otol uno %icllcrtc
orrdJ Die 6cnltcr S6iiiie ouf bic
Gbcilncbmcr in elmer &eriommlung
nb.
Ser Nn01iif rici cincn i6rmli6en
Gonif bcrpor, un0 OILS Die I'M &c
bGlloc bciinolihcn Ecrionen crI6rr-
den hcrous ~eiltcl1, mltroc tic bon bcll
McpolutionGrcn NIT SdiilIen cnl@
piangcn. Wtcbrcre Ycrloncn murOc1
bon augcln %gctroiicn utO nidt u1crs
bc6lid %pcrnun0ct. Cine Nbtbciluna
&oooacrie fam iflicBlid) ongcrittcn
rno uertrieb oic GeDolutionGrc, no
bel 5pci Ocrielber crid)ollen, licben
an6cre pcrluun0et mur0cll.
Nc cdr YOli5ifcn crmor0ct.
EctcrSburg 81. Wdr5.-3mci
meitere Eoli5ei.S iii5ionten murocn
0~eitern in Mori6al getootet. Gic
@eiommt5abl Der BORT mGbrcnO zines
SobreS ulgcbrodtcn Eoli5iiten itcllt
lid) munmcbr ouf 100. @Gbren0 Der
Goucr Der @obl.Gonpogne bot Scr
@oupcrneur bic Scrousgnbe Der
.Yroco TolSfo" untcriogt, 0n Ou8
@lott Sclbitpcrmoltung fiir Eolen
bciiirmortctc.
WcllhlingS crihoiicn purben &C
ltcrn in Nooom, Eolcn, 5mei @cbcinls
@~lgenten, Die olr5 @ori6ou 0ortbin
geid)idt moroen lporen, nm politiid)en
&crbredcrn nnd5lllpiiren. 9ic Mors
Scr cntfumen IN elmer &lltld)e.
9ic @ablen in upland.
SimbirSf, 81. MGr5. - Die
StoOt-Gonpention bot led)S conItitls
tionelle 9cmofrntcn mo cincn Wnnl
bon Der Yurtei bcS 80. Sftobcr 5ll
0elegotcn fir Den ADMINISTRATIONS
greB gclu1bIt,
Simbirsf (all6 SiimbirSf &c.
ihriebcn) lit Die SouptItoot ocS
glcidnomigcn oitruiiii6en @oupcrnt-
ments, rcdtS ON 3uiommcnilnB Der
@olqo uno Slpiiogo, iiioiiioWcltlid
bon &oion gelegcl, un0 Got gc9c!l
10000 Gimpobncr.
8robnp, 2itouelL 81. MGr5. -
NSm Commencement @roono iino bis
iCbt orci Sllben, Elm fotbolii6cr Gric.
tier mo bier @lltsbclitcr ais 9clcQoz
ten fir Sen ACKNOWLEDGEMENT &c.
mGblt morocn.
Wosfou, 81. MGr5. - 9ic So
briforbcitcr. Convention bot od)t5ebn
Gclegotcn 5itr Wtlrni5ipol-G Convention
gcludblt. Neun oericlben limo So.
5iolocmofrotcnL iieben conltitlltionclle
Scmofroten, elmer So5ioliit mo ciz
ncr, oeiien politiides Characteristic
tcnntniB nod niht nGbcr ociinirt lit.
PETERSBURG, 81. WGr5. - Die
Nlrbeitcr in elmer bieiigcn 1obrif CT
mGbltcn bclttc, I'M bic @oblcn 81
rcripottcr, cincn Sunni SIT ibrcm &c.
legotcn. Sic crfl6rtcn, cS miirbc BIZ
Tiger fir bic Megicrung icilL Sunhc
81 0clcgotcn 81 c%ripoblcn, ais Nr,
better.
Sn Sbcoooiio, o,li ser S%olbiniel
&rim, bat Gin Mob cine SDnooo1e
crbrodcn unb 9llcs porin in Stiide
geidlogcn,
" a d cnoc Grrcgung nm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-22
q d Sibirien

~ u w lulIlc " u u " u l..
MoSfou, 81. Mdr5. = Nus benz
@utpc-@eiGngniiic no6e Wostau iin6
ipeitere 100 politiid)e Gerbreder sur
Terbonmung nod Noroolt-S ibiricr
pcrilrtbcilt morben. @GDrenb bes Der.
fl%olienen Sobres muroen ollein IN
Mosfou 397 ibrer 2eioensgciGbrtcn
bingerid)tet. Gle Silrdt Dor erncil-
ten repollttiorlGren IllsIdreitunget
boielbit lit 10 9roB. bab Die @orniion
Der Stobt beoeutenb peritGrft lporoea
lit. Gag nmb Nadyt iperben Die flint
Vobnbofe bon Srltppen nit Worim.
@eidiisen be,uabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-22
Mrtbur ~. Mobiom,
wr. f27, c%t.9aftimurese traRe.

GaEagc NotariatS : WclomcdJicl-
Smrcam. Sbiffsfarten fir ollie
inien. Iciiepalie, @cdIel,
@elOiped)iel un0 @el0Icnoungcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-22

Petersburg, 81. MGrj. -Go$
Expectations Nerid)t bat Srn. Mo
topitd, irilbercn &ebofteur oes is,
roclitildcn @lotteS y%gtopoiti", pcocIr
TcroIfentlihunN BON Mrtltcln gegclt
Den &oiler uno Die Irnlee 81 einiGbs
rigcr I%citul9Sboft pernrtbcilt. Sic
Souptonflo0e boiirte iidJ alli ooSSIt.
orildcn elmer bon m o5iolilteniiib-
rcr @cbcl mi Ncutidcn Geidstogc &C.
holtcnen GCoc.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-19

Stara Rakovska zenre'a mimi.
lou ned6li We SVEN domove We sta
III ~ rokG ma ledvinovou blizu.
Pohfcb zesnulc Sc odbSval ma kat.
hfbitov zde meste V iiterf rano.
ri. Rakovska prijela do t6to ze-
me Sc SWIM manAelem pred 40 le-
ty Polska bydleli v tonic okre
su asi 81 let. Zancchava zde man
aela tri dcery, dv6 Mich jiz vida
ne.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-19
DOPISY.
Stearns. Stanley Co,
l2ho dubna 1906

Ct6na redakce.
PrayG dnes l2ho hubna So nam
dalo pet hodin do deste a prsi stale.
PonGvaG ma ycnkovni praci nelZc p'-
mtSlet, Scdim Sc svOu rudinou We sve
drnovS residence ~ stolen, pokuruju
2 kornuvky pravI vojcnskt, a IiSu
t6chto par iadck mczi tim 60 Jena
drii made mnou pytcl ably vodL jcnz
kapc zkrzc strcchu mi papir ne
EmaGela.
Jli mann asi deSet akru Zbrechnva-
nSch a naSctp v tom owes, jeni Z'Gina
yykukoyat I'M ty plane okresu Stanley
JcstlI takto budc prsct caSttIi ncbudc
To TAX Zle.
vclkSch zajicu ic tady hOjnust; ili
isem jich nskolik postal do luna A.
brahamOva. ustatni muslin ponechat
ma plemeno. Ma zimu sem poLvu Ia
bofskG slfelcc 10y "a plemcnO zaic6i
trochu porubali.
Smutno nam tady ncni: do Sturu
nam asi dive mile. Tam prodavaIi
taky vodu chmclc | Ia "ustfjSi".
Name tel zdc kGEelu q ScSti Glenach
a hrali lsme red dyakrat pro bal. Os-
tatne Sc nam zie vcde duLfe.
Zpoziravem M zname
Jan Matucha.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-19
Tomas Wagner Olaf Olson !

Lcsterville byli zdc pres ned6'i ma
navsteve. PrvnG imenovanz u
svSch rodiGn. Jak znamo Tomas
pred dvouma tydny Sc odebral cd
mas do Lesterville kdez Sc zdrzi
asi jeden rok. Go zde nenf pozoru
jem jak nam nekdo schazi: OBJ
vlast kaPela, Ia Gift jeho odchod co
nejvic.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-19
Wagner, 5. ID. IL dubna. 1906

Rev. Linka Slouiil zdc sluiby Boil
na velkt patek, 0djcl SobOtu do
Lake Andes.
V sJbotu 81 dubna Dude Sc Zle odbi
vat taneGni zabava pri nii Dude ucin-
kovat zdejSi Geska kapcla.
Karel Wagner Frank Noyak byli
navSl6you Ferdy Wagncra nedeli
kdei hralu n6kolik cempionu podko.
w. Slime sc sazelO. a mimo toho tel II
iahrali ma instrmenty foukati polS.
kajIci. ZpTavodaj.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-19

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-20

Mrs. Charles Caioe entertained TWEEN
tyfour friends al 4 tea yesterday af-
terno2n in honor OF Mrs. William T.
Dinwoodcy OF Sun Francisco, who is
visiting with fr;inls in the city for
a couple of weeks. The rooms were
pTettily decorated with posted plants.
During the afteruoon the hostess and
William Reid, Mrs. ]. VI. Reinsimar and
Mrs. George Alder. Guessing games
were the feature Of she afternoon, the
prize being awarded 70 Miss Sadler.
Mrs. 3. CosgriIf entertained few
friends informally al bridge yesterday
afternoon, IN honor of Miss MAY Ker.
for Reno, New. Three tables were filled
with the PLAYERS. ard at the close of the
game lie prizes werc awarded TO Miss
Leila Stilglev. Mss Eervin and Mrs.
Brlgnlm T Cannon. Mrs w. Edward
Fife -anl Miss Mar Smed)ey and Miss
Woods presided in the dipjng-room.
Gus Holmes, Jr.. was thr host of
beautifully appo.pteo dinner on Thurs:
day evening al the Enutsford, followed
by theater partv, tt guests being en-
tertainel by Harry Pintz ar dinner at
the Commercial cldk op Saturday even.
ing.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Hertzier of Ian
caster, Pa, who have been guests at the
knutsford for few days, left yester
| day afternoon for the East after a
visit OF several weeks at the coast.
Mrs. Tisrnau. accompanied by her
son Austin, leaves today e." New York
turning " the ci-y viii visit with
friends in the Southern States.
Creighton Brown entertained few
friends Informally at luncheon on
Wednesday aft rrnoon al The CONNER.
clal clue. in honor ,f a visiting class
mate from Yale IT. The cioy.
Mrs. Ferlinand Fabian will leave to-
morrow for New Haven, Conn. where
she will socrd 4 couple OF weeks. and
before her return viii visit with friends
IN New York.
Miss Hma Rivers vii leave today for
Denver, where she VIII be the guest of
her auat. Mrs. T. 6. Davies. and will
later visit with friends at Fort Lup-
ton.
The Monday ACtcrnooor Bridge club
was entertained Yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. Russell l. They Three tables
were filled with pIavers.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter F;tcu and Maud
Fitch will leave todav for the East
where they Will spend couple of
weeks.
Clyde Simmons has returned, after a
month g visit 10 Now Yor]: and Wash
ineton, d. c.
Mrs. L. f. Smith WI leave today for
the East, IL sp4ud several weeks with
relatives m.l friend;
Capt. Nation and Capt Hirst re.
turned yesterday fyom Denver.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-20
VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
,ple Know How Useful it is in
Jerving Health and Beauty.
ECosts Nothing to Try.

everybody knows that char
the safest and most efficient
ant and purifier in nature, but
bize its value when taken into
an system for the same cleans
ose.
,al is q remedy that the more
of IL the better; IL Is not A
all, but simply absorbs the
a Impurities always present IN
ach and iutestines and carries
of the system.
aal sweetens the breath after
drinking or after eating
nd other odorou5 vegeta bles.
lnl ehectually clears and i'm
he complexion. IL wbitens the
I'D further acts as a natural
Aently safe cathartic,
orbs the Injurious gases which
tn the stomach and bowels; 1T
s the mouth and throat from
IN OF catarrh.
ruggists sell charcoal in one
another, but proba bly, the best
and the most for the money is
It's Charcoal Lozerges; they
lposed Of the finest powdered
charcoal, and other harmless
Lies in tablet form or rather in
n Of large, pleasant tasting loz-
the charcoal being mixed with
daily use Of these lozenges will
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Badly Affected With Sores and
Crusts Extended Down Behind
the Ears Some Years Later
Painful and Itching PustuIes
Broke Out on Lower Part of
Body-Son Also Affected.
A TRIPLE CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

About ten years ago my scalp be-
came badly affected with sore and
itching humors, crusts, etc, and extend
ing down behind the ears. Ny hair
came out in places also. I was greatly
troubled; understood it was eczema.
Tried various remedies, 80 called, with
out effect, Saw your Cuticure adver-
tisement, and got them at once. Ap-
piled them as to directions, ETC., and
after two weeks, l think, of use, was
clear as whistle.
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was suddenly afflicted with bad erup-
ton, painful and itching pustules over
the lower part of the body / suffered
dreadfully, In two months, under the
skilful treatment of my doctor, con-
joined with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment, 1 found myself cured.
"Six years ago my son was laid up
with severe cold, a hard cough, and
finally painful eruption all over the
body. procured the Cuticura Remedies
as soon as possible, and after his faith
full use of same was as well as ever in
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has never had return of the illness.
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mend the Cuticura Remedies, and testify
as to their efficacy, ! am a veteran of
the late Civil War, '6l-'65, between
seventy and eighty years of age. Yours
truly, H. M. r. Weiss, Rosemond,
Christian Co., Ill, Aug. 81, 1905"
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Us 0PERATIC STAR
I MAY ABANDON STAGE
pf Her Decision to Marry
J Caused Sensation in
Musical Circles.

g, Nov. 19.-The vague rumors
1--we been circulating for several
the effect that Nine. Calve was
"a to rich American and would
Fain appear on the operatic
e apparently confirmed.
hight. having quietly left her
ats. the singer left Paris for a
fod. after coniidine the news to
Intimate friends. but demanding
of secrecy regarding the name
suture husband.
tCalve s servants said she went
lth her af1ianced, but they were
10 give either their destination
,ame. 1t is believed the couple
on board yacht
Whole affair is shrouded in mys.
n romance. The future husband
). Calve is described as a rich
Ia and artist, psssionately fond
+, who for a long time has never
a performance of Nine. Calve,
until recently had not sought
,duction.
at the time when the American
to ask for Nine. Calve S hand
iage, an accident TO an electric
us rendered him blind, the last
|efore he lost his sight being the
the singer.
the return of the couple TO
next spring, it is said Nine.
nd her husband will install
YES in a chateau. where a the
hilsr to Adelina Patti s theater
fg-y-Nos, Wales. will be built
[e. Calve and her friends.
hews of Nine. Calves marriage
hted a sensation in musical cir
though there is still consider
kpticism on :he question whether
decided TO end her operate ca
I'll Bias calls attention TO the
It rhe has a contract to create
Fing role in FMary Magdalen -
Opera Comioue in March.
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CUBAN PR0TECT0RATE
Representative of Liberal Interests
Wants America to Intervene.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1a.-Prominent
members of the Liberal party in Cuba,
according to Capt. cassidy Cook, q law.
yer of this city, who says he is counsel
here for certain Liberal interests, have
plan sfoot for the establishment of a
permanent protectorate in Cuba by the
American Government
They are, he saws, supported by the
foreign interests of that country and
purpose to petition the President and
Congress early in January 10 pass bill
making Cuba protectorate. Another bill
is TO be presented in the Cuban Con-
gress for the same purpose.
Capt. Cook declared yesterday in an
interview that bills 10 this eud have
already been drawn and forwarded to
Cuba for the approval of those inter
csted
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HERESY SUSTAINED
DR.. Cropsey Finally Dismissed From
the Episcopal Church

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov, l9.-The
Rev. DR.. Algernon s. Crapsey of st.
Andrews Episcopal church, Rochester,
is condemned to suspension from the
church as result of the decision of
the ecclesiastical court of review,
which is made public today.
The court of review sustained the
decision of the lower court, which was
that DR.. Crapsey should be suspended
for heretical teachings.
The announcement of the decision
was made as follows:
s'The court of review has affirmed
una nimously the decision of the lower
court in the case OF the Rev. Algernon
Crapsey, D. D..
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SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Mrs Azhhv n CleaveIa,r

Mrs Ashby D. Cleaveland has
issued invitations for bridge
tea TO be given next Tuesday
afternoon III honor of Mrs.
VIM 3 Allen.
Mrs. w. S. Mccormick will
entertain at bridge tea this
afternoon.
Mrs. 2. 3 Hirth will enter
tain this afternoon informally
in- hopo1 Of Mrs. R. B. Freeman.
Mrs. M. II. Sowles will enter.
tain at q bridge tea this after
noon.
Mrs. H. J. Schultz will enter
tain at luncheon tomorrow al
ternoon and mt cards on Thurs
day in honor of her guest, Mrs.
X B, Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Bransford
will entertain informally at
cards OH Thursday evening.
The Bridge Club will be en-
tertained this week by Mrs, Jo-
seoh l.. Game
The New Bridge Club will he
entertained next Monday after
noon by Mrs. j. B. Phoutz.