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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-01
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paris, 81. Ottober. 5m Sufi3s
paiafe i'm altsn Quartier 6 latin be.
aann lbeute Der fsniationeIe S4siounQs.
prc3sb Der @rdfin @ahslane, a,borsnsn
GouIo. eeqen ibrsn @atten. @rafsn
Boni be Gafslane. Waitre @ruppt.
Der Nnpalt Der @rdfiu. bs3sihnsis ben
@raf.n Boni In elmer faff f~tnffinoi.
gen Rsoe als etnen raubaieri9en, bru.
taler uro ~aias1oIen Weniaen. Der ieirl
uniduloiass Opfer. bic @rdin. f6on
Sabre lang aepeinist unb In Der LII.
peri6dmtsffsn @siie ausasbtuist bot.
Sn 8esua auf bic 2iebssaei6i&tsn bss
@rafen Boui, faate Der bsrtbmte I'm
malt. bab Der @raf bier intims Ser.
bdltniRe nit elsganten @sieQiaafts.
bamsn uno nit sablrei&en Oemi. Non.
oeuisrt rnterhalten babe. Muberbsm
let bic @rdfin miebsrbo'enilia bonn
@rafsn Boni bur&aeprhaelt tporosn.
bas erae Ral f6on bier Ronate nod
Der 0o6seit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-01

Buttes, 9ses HaD OsWAaes.
0d3bIer beSabIex isloexbs &rrts:
Trii9e Gser-2}}e per EuteaG.
habner 1oe. Adtas 1. & sr.sus - 8-t0
@utert 7c, @dnie 4c.
Sutter - Gountrt, l6es Sreomsfs IS
0lata 28c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-01

&Oalition iuir6 trOB eines %gebeinlen Yattes init be1n
Safer bod iuOrtbrii9ig.

Nahtu fd hber Nmerha Inhig. Mamdblse 8eruhiguns - @ahlgekbe fr
bic 9nIdn.- Shad oem Wiartoni WPonopo.- Seufde 0eie1ihahen
bs3abien.- Stride Jhbrer prutehiren.- Die gSirren oauern fort.
Swei &iuosr Ipunos ueihwuuoen : Ssniahoneaer
SdeioungsprossB besonnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-01


QoaIttton.
@ten, 81. DIT. GeuaItisss auf.
isbsn srrsst bas Ysianntueroen Der
9batiaas, bob elm gebsimer paft 3wi'
f9sn Der Krone uno Der ROalition
sgtfirt. gs finb bier @remplare oes
Documents borbanosn. Sc zines be.
finbst fi& I'm BsRb bes 2aifsrs 5ran8
Soispb, bes 6anoslsminifers 5rana
2OHutb uno Der @rafen anorafp uno
3iGp. Dieter patt, Der nit i2war3er
9inte 1isoergei&risbsn uoroen if, ent'
bdlt brett binbsnbe BsHimmunsen.
Bel benz ihnsien ausslei& wuroe NIT
rOtbsr 8ints Elm 3uiab bin3usefi9t.
nod uel&em f& bic coalition aus
bridli9 b,rpfidtst, sins gr666uns bss
unsarii&sn Hetruten. Rontingents. faas
unbeoin9t no%tbwsnois, bur4suieben.
Der neue HsiGstriessminifer, Gelo'
seusmsiHsr s&6nai&. ma&t Der 2oa.
lttiOt1 gum 0orwurf, baB fs bisisn
patt psrlsbs, inosm fie f4 isbt mel.
ssrs. bas erb6bis contingent au boti.
rem. S36naia uno Der nsus 9emsin-
fame Winifer bes Msuber1 5rsibsrr
2sra b. Mebrentbal tueroen r,or9sn
na4 Bubapst abreiisn. um nit ben
6duptern Der Roalition biertber 3u
fonfsriren. Auf bas gresbniB itrer
WiiRcn it man In politif1sn Rrsiisn
bssreifi&srmsiie duBe,t Qsipannt.
HubIane.
W a9sn t9 tber Nmerit O
fufig g..
g t. petersburg, 81. DIT.
Die ruifi&en 3eitungen MAIDEN F4
tiber bie ameritanii6.iapanif&e Der.
tpidslung Iufie. Die Grsunoe bon
seRern isien beuie 5einbe. Die iapan'
fsinoli&e agitation tn ben gersinigtsn
Staten Tel cine GoIse Der amerifa-
fsinoli9en stimmung In Sapan.
Sarhber tonne ss lei9t gum Rrisss
tommen.
gs Hnb Wabuabmsn gstrOHen NOR.
ben, Beraubunsen bon 3oa. uno poff.
bsamtsn fur bis 3ufunft su berbtten.
Die 8elotransporte mero,n in 3ufunft
bon aofaten b:aleitst tpsrben. Der
Raum Dor benz poifamte piro Wit'
Tugs, tpsnr bic rseiRrirten Brisfe aus.
geIabeu tusrben, fir bic Dauer elmer
baIben Stunbe abgefperrt werosn.
Inter ben In 0srbinbung NIT Der
Rduberei perbafteten 81 periOnen BE-
fnbst Ra Der Anfhbrsr Der Banoe. ben
bic pOli3ei Der 0orR9t balbsr nod Der
ct. peter. uno pauIs. JsRuns gei3idi
bat. pldne fur dbnli&e Rdubsreien
uurben BET ben porsenommenen 6auss
fu9unsen msbrfa& sefunoen. Mud
stnigs Bombsnfabrifsn uurosn uiebe,
entbedt.
Sapan.
aIImdbttse Berubisung 9,
Softo, 81. Oftober. Seitben1
bas Borssbsn Der Waibingtonsr Rssie'
runs In Der San 5raneiseosr SOUL
afairs bsiannt ssporosn if, Rnb I'm.
SsI9sn bon elmer 3unabme Der feinoie'
Iissn stimmuns seaen bic ameritane'
TN aagsmsinen ni&t 81 Gage setreten,
DDS goItlberubist fta anmdbIia. oil
iopanii&e Reaisruns bsfisbt auf Bead
tuns bss Artitsls l, Abfas 8 bss Der
trasss bon 1891.
Der nltra.g baubinismus Der s9ul
beb6roe BON San 5raneisco tpirb fiji,
sine fasrante @srlssuna bss 0srtraee!
eebaItsn; absr unter boiler WhrbigunI
Der beiflsn Situation, In tpel9er Rd
bic WaibinstOner Resieruns bsfinbsi
gebt bic alaemsine AnH8t babin, bat
prdRSent @ooispeIt 1a bas prin3i,
Der 8ers&tigteit aur &i4ti&nur nsb'
men uiro.
Ybilippinen.
WabIgefeb hrbte
SnfeIn Z.
Manila, 81. Ottober. Di
fir bas geplante @sisb ibsr grtpdb
lung elmer aRemblp boraei&lasens
ReHfmmnnnen Rnh. h{e Mvnh{n,oo,,
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-01

Oie erfe g 4retbmd :
4ine tuuroe TN Sabre TIA BON
6enrp Mins angefertigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-01

hss Stimmrs&ts fol babor abbdnaia
iein. bob ots stimmgebsr I'm Stanbe
anb. ben Dialett ibrsr probtns ooer
au1 ipanii& Oosr enelii9 3u Ieien uno
~ f3reibsn. Dos isst Der 2ommtHRon
uorlisssnbe @ablasfsb Rebt bie @rwdb.
lung elmer AfsmbIp an l.. Sanuar
Dor.
SeutihIano.
5000 benz Wareont.
W onopoI.
Berlin. 81. Ottober. Sn eine,
Siguns oes aonsrsfss fur brabtlois
f%ele9rapbie Hslts Der ameritanii&e De
lssat 2apitdn Barber ben Antraa, bob
Der 3tpan9sweiie Wa6riaisnaustauid
fd ni&t nur. uie bon Deuti1lauo Dor.
geIdlagen, auf bic 2anb., fonbern au6
auf bic s&iHsftaitonsn srfrsdsa fone.
einerlet. tpeldss Spftsm on goro elnes
Dampfers bsnubt weroe. Our Sthbuna
isinss Mntraess srfldrte 2apitdn gar
Der. BITE ameritanii9sn Sslsgatsn isisl
mit Der ausoridliGen NbR4t bierbst
9sfommen, hos Wartoni.W onopol su
befdmpfen, uno wtirosn ni9t bsfrisbist
beimtebren, Obne oisiss 3iel srreiat gu
BADEN. garber's antrae rief bstrdat.
Ii4s aufresuns I'm 2OnsrsRe bsrbor.
Der fi8 oann b~ertaete, bamit bic Dele.
gatsn unterosRsn benz Barber 'f&sn
9ori&lage bic ri9tiss Settle abse min.
men t6nnsn.
Deut&e @efeIIi9aftsn
b%e3abIen.
Berlin. 81. Ottober. Someit
osutide Observation-Disclosures In
Yetra&t tommen, mirb ben 0erluf.
trageru BET Der Observation-Disclosures In
Sun 5raneiseo tsin Na6tbsil ertpa6.
len. We6rere Der Nfsturan3.@ sfsn.
f9aften. rel&e bte aus San 6raneiseo
rsflamirten Br%anoberlufe bisb.r nod
nidt ausbsaablt 6aben. molten biss nun
taun. 90 bat bstipielswsiis bic Der
timer GeuerberR&srunssgeis1idaft In
elmer Notwithstanding ibrsr Attio'
ndre bsi&loHen. bas Attisnfapital um
q. 500. 600 Warf au srb6bsn uno aus
o!eier Summit bie Sun 6raneiseoer
5susrberlufe au bsden. Cine al.tde
6umme bsuiaigte gu bsmislbsn 3usfs
bie prsuBii&e National. 5suerperF&e
rungsseIsQidaft.
@rokbritannien.
Srtf&e Ghbrer proteFtren
2onbon. 81. DIT. Sobn 6.
&ebmOno. Der iriiae partsifabrer,
fs0te ben Hntrag. bas Saus Der De.
msinsn io1s R9 nsrtagsn, UNI bic al.
9emsine Aufmsrtiamfeit auf bic germ.
gen 6orti6rttte In Der Wiebereinfebuna
aussewieiener pd9ter In Srlano AZ
I%enfen; bic 2anbeisentbhmsr binoertsn
bie Sntrafttretuns Der 2anbntte, neil
He fein undergraduates 2ano psrfaufen
MOLTEN. Die &ssieruns milf. aegen
He un3weifelbaft 3uangsmabrsgsln
antusnben. Die Schulz bes trif&sn
Bottles lei gu gncs.
Brpee, Der @bef.S stretdr fur Sr:
lamb. ertldrte. bic @ssieruns babe ibt
8efss 9etbau. Inn oie srnfsn s9mie
ri9feiten 3u iibermiaoen. Solte ni&ts
anberes mehr belfsn. 10 tonne He ouG
@ewalt anwenoen, um bas @efst
burdaufhbrsn.
Waruffo.
Wtrren bauer fort.
8 hanger. 81. DIT. W1brent
Der Mbmsisnhsit bss M~afrhbrsrs Rat.
full bon Araila bat Der feinoltat
stamH Der Auieras feline Gsfe 3ina'
tss t~tbsrfa0en uno 9eplinoert.
Der umfano. baB Der 8srtraa Dor
alsseiras NOD nt&t ratif3trt ii uni
Spanisn unb Grantrei3 trobaueben
IRriessf9iFe nod WarOtto sefanot ba'
ben, um bort. tuenn m0slt@, bic Orb
nrug mtsber berSufellen, bhrfte leiN
,u neuer 9srmidluneen fhbrsn. 6raui
reid eat f36 borberetiet. iebes onorifs,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-01

tueientli& ausgebsbnt unb bic Steuern
iOus1 ermdbigt tueroen; bic AusBbunq
hes Stimmrs&ts fol babon abbdnaia
iein. bob bte Stimmgsbsr I'm stanbe
limb. ben Dialett ibrsr probtn3 ooer
au3 ipanii4 Ober enslii1 3u lsisn unb
~ 1rsiben. DDS isst Der 2ommtfRon
uorliegenbe Wablasisb Rsht bic grwdb.
lung elmer afsmbIp am l. Sanuar
Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-01
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Monctpn, 81. s.. 81. DIT. -
Dor finf Wonatsn pe,i9wanosn pl6b
LID bis bsiosn I'm Altsr bon bret uno
bier Sabrsn fsbsnosn Rinbsr bss Sobn
@rasmsr'idsu @bspaarss uno ole
Wadforidunaeu hno isitosm nod BEN
islbsn erfolglos aeblieben. Sept 1T bic
prorin3ial' Reaierung eriudt woroen
Elm fpRsmaiiidss Goriasn nod ben
2inoern an3ufslsn, ba bic gltsrn oer'
ielben au arm Rnb. nm arbbsre Sum.
men aussebsn 3u i6uner. Die beioen
2inber, elm 2nnbe unb elm Mdb9en,
bsrlisBsn an einem SOnntaa Ra6mit'
tag Dor finf Ronaten bic Wobnung
ibrer gltsrn unb ieitbsm Eno Re Der.
f9wunbsn. Wo4enlanaes SuHen
nod ben ainbsrn bat bisber ni&t bic
gerin9ffe Spur ergebsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-01
Ybilippinen.
DabI9efeb fur bic
SnfeIn n.

Manila, 81. Ottobsr. Die
fir bas seplante @sisb tbsr grmdb.
lung elmer aRemblp boraei&lasensn
Befimmunsen Rnb: bie prouinleou.
berneure unb bie Selseatsn fur bis
aRemblp foasn bur& btrsitss Wotum
erudbIt tuerbsn; bas Stimmre&t foo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30
Punishment Fits the Crime.

Magistrate-The fair plaintiff says you
kissed her against her will. Is it true?
Dcfendant--I don't know anything about
her will, your honor. I kissed her on the
lips but l only kissed her once.
Magistrate-Why did you stop at one?
Defendant-she had been eating ONIONS.
your honor. and
Magistrate dnterrupting)-That will do
l sentence you to kiss her three times
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30
CURRENTS IN THE OCEAN
Belief that Recent changes Caused
Grounding of Steamers ON
the Pacific.

There are well-dehned currents In the
ocean which are the result OF differences
in temperature OF the equatorial and polar
regions the rotation Of the earth on Its
axis, the movement of the tides and the
situation and direction of inequalities In
the solid crust OF the earth, whether above
or below the surface of the sea. During
the centuries in which the great oceans
have been navigated these currents have
become known and their influence upon
ships course can be closely estima ted. In
tho open sea they do not particularly in
Use the difficulty of safe navigation, but
near coasts, and particularly in the vicin-
ity OF islands, accurate knowledge OF their
direction and force are absolutely essen
tial. That the direction OF sea currents can
be easily changed Is demonstrat ted wher-
ever harbor is improved by the works OF
man. that they are being constantly
changed by alterations In the profile OF the
bottom OF the sea there can be little
doubt
The recent loss in the Pacific OF many
ships navigsted by the most careful mas
ters can hardly be accounted for except on
the theory that the seismic activity which
has been so powerfully manifested around
the shores OF that ocean have resulted in
such changes in the profile of its bed as to
make existing charts unreliable in the VI
cinity OF land, and especially about groups
OF islands where tidal currents are always
strong. dispatch from Toxic Indicates
the probability that a great earthquake.
with its center somewhere In midocean.
has recently occurred. which caused
changes OF elevation. which may account
! for the recent disasters. 1t is evident that
the matter should receive the immediate
attention of the maritime nations. In for.
| ner days the United States navy did nuble
service In marine surveys Captain Maury
! in particular achieved a worldwide repu.
tation for his surveys and soundings car.
ried on in United states ships. The world
now seems reasonably peaceful 1t GER
talnly will not require all our navy tC
keep Cuba in subsection. and II may b,
quite worth our while to send some OF oui
smaller ships. which must cruise some
where, to maintain our reputation for rem
dering useful service to mankind by new
surveys and soundings In the Pacihc-sar
Francisco Chronicle.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30
ABOUT SOME FAMOUS PEOPLE
True Little stories of TOEa, FedaIS
and Demburg worth
Repeating.

When his photograph was first displayed
In the shop windows of Toxic Admiral
Togo was Iluch troubled. One morning he
walked into the ONCE OF Maruki, the court
photographer, who had taken the admiral
picture. II am shocked to find" he said.
that people are buying my photograph.
II is very wrong that they should spend
money on the portrait of such a stupid
person. 1 wish TO have the negative. so
that you may print no more copies. {"
Maruki was making a fine harvest from the
picture and had no desire to part with IL.
Your excellency will have to pay for the
negative" he explained. II know" the
admiral replied. sadly: what do you ask
for it?" Maruh considered a moment and
then named what he thought would be a
prohibitive price-9O yen C1O). Togo sighed.
THAT is a great sum for poor man like
me to pay-but must have the negative. &"
So he counted out the money and carried
of the picture.
Fraulein Fedak. the well known Hunga-
rian prima donna, Is an ardent motorist
and always acts as her own driver. Re
Gently she ran into a great flock Of geese
In the village OF Szepesvelphely. She did
not stop. but the villagers. knowing that
she must return the same way. barricaded
the roadway. When she came back she
was unable to pass and the villagers pro-
duced 40 dead geese. the owners Of which
presented bills at 81 each. They said she
had killed them all. She paid without pro-
test ana took all the geese home with her
on the car.
BY accepting the pos. OF head Of the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30
SEVEN ARE DEAD IN WRECK
Others Expected to Die a. Result Of
Collision on PssrSylvsnis Road.
ONE EXPRESS TRAIN STRIKES ANOTHER
Disregard of signals said to ne RE-
sponsibIe for wreck Near PhiIa-
deIphis, of which De-
tails Are Lacking.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2e.-seven per-
sons were killed several more viii die and
twenty-five or more were injured in q rear
end collision OF passenger trains ON the
New York division OF the Pennsylvania
railroad At Eddngton, Pa, nineteen miles
north OF this city, shortly after Q o'clock
today
Following its customary policy OF silence.
the Pennsylvania railroad officisls declined
absolutely to furnish information regarding
the cause of the wreck or the number Of
killed or injured. 1t is said by passengers,
however, that the Long Branch Express,
bound for Philadelphia, had stopped to
| cool a hot Journal When the train crew
were at work on the journal the express
train, whicl. left New York at 7SO a. m.
! Numbered iround curve and crashed
into the Long Branch train. 1t Is de-
clared that the express from New York
disregarded signals and this caused the ac-
cident Most OF those killed and injured
were in Pullman car on the rear Of the
Long Branch train. 1t was cut in two
as with knife and the impact smashed
| the two coaches ahead OF it..
Because OF lack of facilities IT was some
| time before the work OF rescue began. A
| train was quickly made up and most Of
the injured were brought to this city,
| though some were sent TO Bristol and
Trenton and others were cared for in
neighboring farm houses. The dead were
extricated from the mass Of wreckage and
stretched out alongside the track. Two
hours later northbound passenger train
was stopped at the scene OF the wreck
and the bodies OF seven dead were sent to
a morgue at Bristol, Pa seven miles from
Eddlngton.
General Manager Atterhury Of the Penn
sylvania railroad stated this afternoon that
! only two persons were killed and twenty
nine injured, some slightly in the rear-end
collision near Eddlngton. Pa, today. The
dead are Mrs. w. ii. Connell wife Of an
employe of the railroad, and Mrs. Mary
O'Maley of Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30

haust all his resources to explain and
prove that he was only catching frogs
with it.
There is as much fun in catching frogs
with a scoop net as there IL in catching
crabs with the same device and 1t requires
quite as much experiences and agility II
indeed it does not require more. 1t is not
as easy as 1t looks, for generally there are
grasses, lily pads and logs to bring the
user to confusion. But there are men WHO
will employ no other method and who be-
come so expert that their bag will average
as heavy that of the man who sticks To
the gig or spear. Obviously a scoop net is
only at it's best during the day time. and
obviously. wherever possible, 1t is more de-
sirable than the gig or spear, because the
frog is not mutilated, and is therefore
easier to skin.
Just as some people will only use scoop
net, so there are others who will employ
only a Flobert rife. A marksman will
often secure a goodly number; but Of all
the methods IL is the most expensive on
amount of the cost of the cartridges. IA is
not so much the market men who use the
Flobert as the person who desires n mess
of frogs for his own consumption, and to
exhibit his skill as a marksmap. Young
men and boys are oftenest seen with the
rife, and it must be said that 1t is this
class who seem to get the most enjoyment
out of their occupation. especially when
there is some one looking on and the mark
is hit.
There are three species of frogs more or
less numerous in Pennsylvania. These are
the leopard, the green and the common
| bullfrog. The last named is preferred by
/ the market hunters because of it's great
size, 1t is the bloody bull' Of boyhood
days, the frog which utters such a loud.
booming sound.
The common frog is not only huge in
length and girth. but he has great sturdy
legs on which there is much meat. The
green frog is preferred by those who kill
for their own eating and by the real cpl.
cures in frog flesh. The green frog is
much smaller than the common, its legs
are much simmer and with less flesh, but
is much more delicate and delicious. The
green frog is the diamond bach turtle
among frogs. 1t is the tidbit OF the spe-
cies. the sweetbreads. so to speak.-Foresi
and Stream.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30
PROFITS IN POST CARDS
Fad Greater Than From
Letters.

An off1cial OF the railway mail service
says that regular letters averaged about
forty-fve or nifty to the pound. while the
post cards averaged about 100 to tile
pound. Hence the postage on a pound OF
the former would be 90 cents or 81, and
that on a pound of the souvenir cards.
placing II at cent apiece with no writ
ing on the face sides), would be 1850. As
the average cost of carrying one pound
OF mail of any kind, including that OF all
postal operations-the entire expense OF
collecting. handling. delivery. etc.-was IT
or Is cents, II was easy to see how great
proft there was to the government
in the extensive use of private post cards
There was no doubt, he remarked. that
their use In Europe had been fostered by
the postal authorities for this reason. As
an instance OF their vogue here he said
that at very small and isolated village
on Long Island. where his family had
passed the summer there were post cards
on sale with a number of local views
which were bought by visitors by the
half-dosen At time. Postmasters at
small summer resorts, where there were
fewer visitors this year than usual. had
told him that the stamp cancellations
were heavier, because of the souvenir
cards.
An oficer Of a news company I'm New
York City, which does a great business
in these cards. said that the pioneers in
II were the Japanese, who began to make
them twenty or twenty-five years ago
Japan still produces very large quantities
both for home circulation and for export
but Germany, which began their manu-
facture about ten years ago is now the
leading producer For landscapes and
buildings. the German cards are the best
but the Japanese excel In fancy designs
OF figures and flowers, and Japan contin-
ues TO make hner and more expensive
cards than any ether country I'm the world
including numbers which are hand painted
Comparatively few OF the Japanese cards
are exported to the United States, the
demand for them here being limited.
The news company official said that his
company alone has sent 10 Germany for
color printing from 1000 to 5000 photo
graphs OF views in this country There
are many other concerns IN the came
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30

Catarrh is not only dangerous but 1t
causes bad breath, liberation, death and
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in the effort to improve a condition inn
paired by overwork have found nothing
that has done so much good as Peruna
As tonic II is grand.
II take pleasure in recommending it to
professional people and to the public in
general.
Miss Ella l.. Matthews, Box III, Hi
City. Tenn, writes:
From experience | have decided thai
there could he no greater medicine in tn,
world than Peruna. l am ever ready to
praise Peruna to nay friends"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30

Recommending Frlcrds.
Mrs Celeste Cove formerly
and Benevolent Society, writes from
"Only
been placed the
Of it's
n cases Of caarh Of the
through
market AND worthy Of tho confidence q al good
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30

business in all parts of the United States,
including from twenty-five to fifty in New
York City alone. Demand for their out
put has been growing steadily and rap
idly for the last five or six years. The
same speaker said that his own company
had sold from $4,000, 900 to 10000, 900
souvenir post cards since January /. 1906.
and was now from 5000. 900 to 10000. 900
cards behind on its orders.-New York
Post
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30

German colonial ONCE Herr Dernburg
makes a great pecuniary sacrifice. He is
director of several banks and of about a
dozen of the leading industrial enterprises
In Germany, his annual income amounting.
it is stated, to about 100000 He relin-
quishes this for a salary OF $3.50 and an
official residence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30
Recommend. Pe-ru-nn.

Mrs. Alice ]. Bordner. 1871 Maple Ave.
Harrisburg, Pa, writes
Il have found a cure in Peruna. / can
not recommend Peruna enough. / also
thank you for your kind attention to me.
l am as we'll could be ever since 1
began taking Peruna-"
4 Letter to the Public.
Mr. Tefft Johnson. 1893 Sth street. Bath
Beach. Brooklyn, N. Y. writes
I'm all my experiments with medicines
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30

Public Library,
Butcher News Co.
Ricksecker Cigar Co.. eth ana
Y Walnut.
The Yoma News Co., 9Th and Main.
jenkins Cigar Co.. Sth and Walnut.
Reds News Agency. SIS Wall 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30
Natural Conclusion.

Short-old Tightwad must be financially
embarrassed
Longevity do you think SO?
Short-Why. l went to his Office yester-
day and asked him to lend me 500 on my
note, and he said he was very sorry, but
he couldn't possibly do 1t.