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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-01
SricSe illrcr 9lidDc!

0ictrid) 0icrfer inter 5oblreiher Be,
t~beiIi9ung oltf oem D2ouOon.
&orf . 6rieOboi" beeroigt. -
Sobn Gang mad Dem oWount
Carmel 6ricobof" 81 8rabe &c,
tragcn.
l(ntcr 5oblreiher 9etbeiligumg ser
Selotragcnocn mur0e gciteru Sormits
tag lun If lt6r bonn Sterbebaltle Nr.
1903, StllenltruBe, aus sic ir0iide
Sillle ocS am "a. 6ebrltor I'M Nlter
bon 90 Subrcn nerItOrbeien belie6ten
@irtbcs Gictrid) 0ierfer nodb Dem
nSou0on . Yorf Srieoboi" 3u @ru6e
gctro9cr. Eoitor 2oder bon ser Ct.
Wattbdiz2irhc belt cine cilOrltdS-
pole 8roucranoad)t un0 iprad) tr6s
ltcnoc Wortc am @rubc. 9(l8 9abrs
tltd)trGgcr iun9irten Witglic0er 0cS
oGconrsGonclnpe oeS perbcIicrtcn Or
ocltS Der @eptoIopben," ser ,@nrOen-
So9c Der 600 6euomS" uto oeS lin.
fcl @rGii9- Gcreet." Sr. Gierfer mar
in 2on0en bel Eob6cr0cn, Sonuoper,
am 20. Mnt 1852 geboren lno fam
in Sabre 1871 nit leiner Satin
Mnr9nrct6c, geb. 9umlede, no6 Bal.
tiuorc. Set - Sabren 6etricb er
Oie @irtbi6oft III 9cnanmter NoreIie,
~9cQcnilber Ser 9rallcrei bon iSre0.
@oleruidni6t. @r binterl1Bt nllBer
lciner Nithpe siuei S66ne, Charles
uno George, ullo 5pei S1hter, 6rou
6reO. &icB uno Strait @ia Smith,
jim. 3pei &inber gingen ibm I'M
Sooe poroltS.
Sobn Gang.
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mount = Ipcmle, aus pur0en geitern
Nad)mittog inter 5oblrciher @etbei-
liglrng Ger trnlternoen Nngeborigel,
6reunOe mo &creinSbril0er bic iterb.
lihta llcberrcite bcS am %. Scbrllor
lln6 llllr Orcit0giaer &roufbeit gcItor.
benen bcfnnnten 9GdernleiiterS Sobn
2ona 81 @robe getragen. 9ci ocn
Erulcrieierlihfeiten I'M Snltic, mic
bel ser 9eiieBultg auf Dem nWount
Garnet . Srieobofe" nmtirte HaItor
2o6er BON Scr Ct. Mott6Gi Stride,
oeren l%on9iGbrigeS Witglieo Ser Ser
ltor6cnc mar. llehcrouS 5nblreid)e
foltbore 9lllmenltiide ipuroen an
@rabe nieocrgelegt uno gaben 10 be-
reoteS 3elt9niB bon Ser grobcn De
Iicbtbeit, beren lid Der I'M 2e6en 10
einioGe mo beid)eioene 0~obin9eid)ie-
0enc crfrcltte, glS Observation-Disclosures
crpieien bcm Seritorbcnen Wtit9lie.
ser ser nGercinigtcn SGdcrgelel.
idoft" bic leBte Gbre. Sr. Sang
urr0c an %. Ge5cnlber 1850 III
2an1cnbaf, @opcrrL geborct itllo
fam i'm Sabre 1871 nod Baltimore.
Scit nleDr ais 30 Snbrcn bctricb CT
in obcn 0cnonltcr 4OreIic cine 9Gdc'
rel. Scine @nttin Sophia, gc6.
G9tcr, ging ibm Dor icdjS Sobrcn III
Den Go0 oornllS. ST bilterl0Bt Orei
a..
ainocr, emma, 6rieOrif uno @rct'
Gang, uno cine S6lucltcr in
0cutId)lano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-01

9oppeIte l9ereoumfei
60 tart bes 8ei6es Siinee
ar6 imnterbar int Sdpplinge
Die augen nod SIT Siilfe nilnmt
9ei'm Hcoen ieoe 6ran beItimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-01
9luS @crcinsfrciicrt.

IuS &crctnstrctlf1t.
Gorbercitungcn fir 0ie 6riibiobr&
llnterDoltllngell. - Ger ySro0
finn" mill einen Wtltmm pcrolt
1taltcn. - Nltoere &crcinS Nod)
ridten.
Slt ser geltrigcn Singitunoe oes
DNrton," ipeld)c inter Der 2eitun(
bon 4rof. Sobn s. 6ronf ltottfouo
iplrOen bereitS fleiBtg Gb0re fir ga,
6riibiobrS = CONCERT geiibt lrn0 il
Der @eih0ftSliblmg, in melber SRA
iibent @corg 2cifert ocn Gorlib iiibr
te ullb Sr. Senrp S6lciiener olS
Erotofoafiibrer fulgirte, muroer
Ginlo0ungen pnn Der oSlrbeiter &. Sic.
Oertofcl" unb Dem nSboIio = MGll.
ncrdor", ionic 81 einem Gomncr&.
mclhcn Der ScrbcrgSpotcr ST.. @cnrt
ShlermcS ben SGngcrn SIT gebclI
0coenft, ongenomncll. 3luci oftipc
Mitglic0cr ipllrOcn oulgcnommen.
n6robiinn."
Der n6robiimt" iibtc in lcilner &C.
itrigcn Singitunoe infer Der Sci.
tilll9 bon Erof. Sobn 81. &lein 2icbcr
fir ho8 CONCERT. Sn Scr GeidGft8-
liBung, in meldcr YrGiioent &enrp
@icnefel0 ocn &oriit fiibrtc uno Sr.
Gorl @Gr6olo olS ErotofoQfiibrcr
frutgirtc, ipltrOc bcld)loiicL am 5mei.
ten Sonntog i'm Mdr5 eincu Mlimnl
ob5uboltcn. gtlIobunGen bon Der
oNrbciter = Siebertnicl" mo Dem
ySbolio 2 MGnncrdor" mllroen an.
8cnommcn.
IS 6 zen II M NJ" q
Cine gut beilifte Sin9itnnoe bielt
geItern 9(beno Der 8eIonguerein rGi.
denitomm" in ieincnt ScreinSlofole,
Mug. 2uoorf'S @oQc, Gtfc Softer pc.,
Canton, inter 2eitung icines 0iri.
genten Sllbcrt Stripped o6. ErGli,
bent Sobn s. @rcif lcitetc ul0 g.
frctGr Nug. &uoorf p~rotofollirte bic
li0 oni6lieBenoc &ercinSiiBung, IN
melder eiligc ottipe mo cinige poi
iiuc Witglieoer mlf9enommelt lpltr.
oelt. Sir bic oenn06ltige Slbcno-
untcrboltlllg iullrOcn eifri9 &orberei.
tlutgen oetroifcn 10 Dob man crluor-
ten fon1l, o0cr mllb oob ooS Grit
lin0Sfcit cilcn groBcu @riolg bobcn
miro.
IS 6 cnfrdn5."
Sir icin Stiftun9Sicit iibte geitern
Der @ciun0pcrcin oGidcnfron5" IN
So6n S6nliot'S @olc, an Scr Gfc
@ollgb- uto brittle StroBc, ullter Sci.
tltng icil1e9 9iri9cutcn Is. ". Yobl.
nolul bic Gb0re ul6 bitmoriItiIhen
@%cidngc, Sn Der lid) ould)lieBcnbcn,
bonn Y%rGiiocrtcn @corg Billing &C.
l"citetcn mo bonn ScfrctGr Scrn1. e.
&eroo prototouirtcn Sibung muroc
cine Ginlooung 0c8 nSbolio Wtdn-
ncrdorS" uno oeS ,%SHSilnior EDromi,
0cn = Clubs" ongcnommcll.
,Eontcn @r1iig Scrcen."
Scr n9outcn @rGii8 &crccn" belt
gcitern Nn1nlittog IN Sr1. $.
S6lcunes' oStogsSoIlc" on Der @o'
lloper-. ltobc Frott.S troBc, lcinc re.
0clm0bioc MonotSz &crionntlltng o6.
,Sn ser @cihGitSiibung, in lucldcr Die
ErGiioentin SSrou sophia 6ellfer Den
%oriib iil6rte utl0 6rou Soitilc Sfillb
dis Observation-Disclosures iitn9irtc, lultrOe
bcihloiicnL I'M MGr5 cil,cn Calico.
9oQ in Der nStog,Soac" objllboltcn.
Grci ltcllc WitgIicbcr murocl olligcs
nonlntcn. 6rou Scorbndt troftirtc
5l SUDDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-01

Mic III bobcn Nltcr.- Sroll
GotDorinc Wtiilcr ldieb 0cltern I'M
9llter bon IS rSobrcn IN ibrcr Mob.
ming, Nr. t5t7, Sopfin@ ? @(ucnltc,
aus Dem 2c6cn, sic ltommtc ans
Sronfiirt am W}oin. Die Geer0i-
gilng iinoct morGct itott.
SSn Sitter bon 70 So6rcn itorb
geitcrn Srorl Caroline Siegcl, @itt.
ipe oeS peritorbcncn Srr. Woics Sic.
gcL, in ibrcr @obnlrng, Scr. GAS, g8cIts
SopctteItrobc. Die @ccroigung lit
morgen Nod)nlittog 9 llbr.
Sr. 8ilbclm &orr, 76 Sabre alt,
iegnete geitern oos 3eitlihe. Sonl
Srnrlerbouic, Nr. 206, SiiosGoqing.
ton E 9lpenlle, aus iinbet boS 2cidcn.
6egGn9niB morgen 9todnlittog ltott.
Sn ieiner Mobnung, Nr. 232,
perldngerte Su6ionitraBe, itorb &c.
itcrn Sr. @eorg Gobrig I'M Sitter box
6S SSobren. Die 9eer0igung finbet
Sonntog Wodrnittag 2 llbr bon Der
oeuti6en cpong.sllltb. Stride al Gait.
@penue unb GiQonitroBe aus itott.
- Sr. Sern1unn 8runelpolb idieo
am 9ienitog I'M sitter bon 6S Sabrcn
olls out 2eben. Die 9ceroigung lit
morgen Mo6ntittog 2 llbr pomGrolls
cr6ouIe, Ger. 1888, DIT : YrattItroBe,
aus. SSSn Scr 5. ocutid)en r%cIormirtcn
STRIDE an TrattitraBe urO 9rooo,
nan miro Der Trallergottesoicn'it &c.
bolten.
Gritauncn9 pertGe Sei'
Itung. - Gic 5luei @%erfitdtten Ger
oSout1 Baltimore Gar @orfs" 81
Curtis 9ov, lpclhc onl II. Sebrlinr
nicocrbronntcn, linb bcrcitS io!rcit
reconitrilirt lporocn, oaB bcute Die
@rbeit iuie0cr olti1enommen iueroen
fam.
Cine Mu5 Iteflnng BON
unitgemGl0en ocs WarDlGn-
scr GiinItlerS Glorf Sltmners Mior-
ibaG lit 5ilr 3cit int Crescent Glli6,"
Nr. 317, NorO EocoltraBe, sit icben.
Die a~uSitenlmG idlieBt morgen
gfbcno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-01

gCbt. Sic 0lrette lta0tlldC BCltclle.
rllng in Baltimore brinQt iiber S.,
100000 iGbrlid Elm. Sd mar IN mel
nen illngen Sobrcn in elmer Ste,lcr-
3ablersGonucntior, III Wcldcr iGmmt
lid)e Sbcilnc6mer bobe Stcltcrn be.
5obltcn, mo mltroc 0ie Gonpcntioll
fir cine pi1tige ulO einflubrei6c
auSpoiultnt. Son mciHcn Stan0s
prllfte aus mare cine Steuer5o6ler-
Contention III ueld)er Die Sbcilne6.
mer S., $40 ooer $t5 Stcllerlt bc3ot.
len, uiel midlti9er unO einilubrci6c?.
oenn ic0er Sent 0ieIcr Stelern iii
oltrdj idluere Irbeit altigcbro6t NOR
ocn, mGbrcro Die groBcn Stellcr5ob.
Ter ibrcu TcrpilidtunQeu aus ibren
iibcrfliiiIigen &opitolicn nudfonl,
men. Die Dem @runocigcntblln1'o ltf-
crlcgtc @iir0c lit 5i Qrob. Wion iolte
nlld) Den Wictber nid)t ans Den Nllt-
gen pcrlicren, 0elrn CT bcjublt sic IN
icirc Mictbc eingcid)Ioiicuc Stclicr.
@ir miiiIcn inns babcr nub oll0crcll
Ginnnbmcollclcn nnlidlolcu. IS lit
leidt 0cio2t, legt Den Gorporotioncll
grobcre 9aitcn ollf obcr ood miilict
oicic Stcllcrn idlieBli6 sic g(ftior1Gre
~bcjol(cl. Die 3erlt6rlng ser Gor.
porotioncn miiroe sic Stcrerrotc mn
80 @ro5cnt crboben. Giciclbcn be5o6-
len MiQioncn bon Collars, un0 id)
6obc pcrionliG Ser Stootfaiic Dor
cinigcn Goge1 cinen Gbcd bon ST..
600 fir Steuern Ser G0rporaiionen
5uacianot, mcld)c ih reprGicntire.
Sd mod)tc ben Iu4cnbIif fomntcn
icben, 100 Die goll5en oircften StootS-
itcltern obgcihofft mcr0clr. Sd flint
0iqe beute Nbellb bier an, 0oB id
NQeS oufbieten lpcr0c. bic inOircftc
@r6i6oftSlteuer in cine 0ircfte 5ll
ncrmonoelll. 8cnn sic Stouten cilt-
nal III bicier &iniidlt poron0ebeu,
miro mo nluB oie acknowledgements
fplgcn. @ir boben icbt Elm @eiet in
Worplnn0, our6 melhc2 cine inoi-
rctte Grbi6oftSiteucr BON 21a Gro.
sent crbobcn miro.
Sn Den lebten 5ebn %n6ren iino
ober 0ie @intiinfte 0urd5 oieic Stcuer
nid)t mebr 10 bod, mie Dor Is Sab.
rem. 9ei eini0en NndlGiien, olti
pclde meme Nllfmcrfiomfeit gelcnft
iuurOe, mcl6e $t,000.000 rcprGicn-
tiren, beiin0en ii6 iiber 100000,
lett Sobren Scr 9citeueritng
%ent5ogen mltrOell. Gin gliidli6cr
Grbc fnnn iid luobl 5uirieOcn 9eben,
iiitf oocr 5ebn Gro5eNt DAMON ab5lt.
gcben. GicS lit per cii5igc @ca, mie
Scr Staat NIT Oieieu Driidebcrgcrn
obred)nen fam. @enn man bon Sen
@orrinon'iden GiIephnbu 2 Moniplt-
Iotioltcn Iieitl init malW ais mcltlr
ii6cr elmer gcipiiicn Sunlnc ser
Stont 9laeS an fid uebnlen ioItc.
Sd ipiai mn ld)IieBen mlo m0htc
MIR nod iagerL Dab id m0brello mel
mes 0ol5cn NrntSterminnS bnrolf be-
ood)t lpnr, nid)t cine perionIife Mo.
idilte ST. baltclE ionbcrn rltr borolti
81 iebcrL bab 0oS Golf bon mir iogt
OnB id) Gin gutter @oupcrneltr mar"
Gen @orten bes @o%ltperncltrS
rauiGcnocr 9eifol. SlnBcrOcm
ipra6en Mopor GinlanliS, GongreB.
9lb9eorOneter 3rouf 6. @odtcr, @ys
Wapor 6erb. Is. 2otrobe al Stcle
oeS erfronften majors HidarO %.
@enoble uno 2ouiS W. 9upoQ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-21
,RT TALKS BY
COOPER
INDIGESTION.

:. person who suffers from
q OF dyspepsia and | will show
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-21

luncheon Thursday in honor OF Mrs.
Fred Houghton OF Boston, Covers were
laid for eight and the decorations were
very pretty. the dining room being in
nasturtlums, and the parlor in pink
roses.
Mrs; George I. Ritchie and littIe
with her sisters, Misses Agatha and
Marie Bcrkboel, They will leave next
week accompanied by Miss Rene Red
man. to spend the summer at the sea
shore.
Word was received Thursday Of the
announcement of the marriage of Miss
Gertrude Boruch Of Pueblo, Colorado,
to Joseph Levitt of this city.
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Horn have re.
turned from their wedding trip and will
be- home To their friends at ISL South
Seventh East
Miss Flanders and Miss Osterbcrg
left last Saturday for Pacific Grove, Cali.
tornia, where they will spend the sum
mcr,
Mr.. Ernest f. Scott and sister, Mrs
Austin, leave for Southern California
Wednesday to spend the summer.
Mrs. =. j. Qucllctle has returned
from absence of several months in
Eastern States aud Canada.
Mrs. Matte f. Mckay of the Webster
school expects to spend the summer IN
California
Miss Edna Dean Davis Of Oakland
California, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs, J..
j. Thomas and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bchal arc bere
from New York and are guests Of MIR.
and Mrs. Simon Bamherger.
Mrs, W. l.. Greene will return to her
homo i'll a few days from a visit in
Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. DichI arc at home
TO their friends at 525 East Second
South.
MFR. r. j. Morgan will return from
his Omaha trip on Saturday.
Mrs. D. B. Chase has Just returned
from two months visit in Denver.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-21

|ar hat Mr.. Cooper s medicines
IFl sales than any others is
sIltr great merit.
w Drug Co., so ". 2nd South
lake CITY.
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fullest investigation of his formula
knowing that it will be found to
contain only the best agents known
to the most advanced medical SCI
ence of all the different schools Of
practice for the cure Of all woman's
peculiar weaknesses and ailments.
Or. Pierce's Lotion Tablets and
Antiseptic Suppositories may also
be used with great advantage con.
jointly with the use of the Favor
ite Prescription in all cases Of
liberation, and in pelvic cata1h.
They cost only rs cents a box each,
at drug stores or, sent by mail,
postpaid OH receipt of price in
stamps by DR.. Pierce whose ado
dress is given below.
If you want to know more about
the composition and professional
endorsement of the "Favorite Pre-
scription, send postal card request
to DR., R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y,
for his free booklet treating Of
same.
You can't afford to accept as O.
substitute for this remedy Of kn0u1
COMPOSITION secret nostrum Of US
knoaVas eoamyboSitaon. Don't do it. j
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-21
20 PER DAY

:, ncpartments of both New
s,'''r cbieago have sounded the
|'s growing deaths from KID
=. arc appalling-now over
These are the census hg-
~ disease is getting to he
r' .,0ace: Every one should
.hIc is not only durable
u,eeks. hut often gets well
a, y, ,fter it has become chrome
II Known medicines were tu-
&c the situation up 10 the
: Fulton S Renal Compound
E;, this profoundly important
!, il the first thing yet DIS
;s effective AFTER the
as,s s,come =, chronic as we'll rs
rI es Oe II is curing the most
~ kidney disease, and 1t is
ss .s;,e ua in the world that is;
'l'.S nave kidney trouble. don !
y! but start right: No one
,.ser ss' il has been developing
~ .' or has come on sudd enly;
N. pna suly safe plan is to take the
!, 0s,y known that will control 1T
4. srenf.
4 :, no doubt whatever about
f.~;nc discovered a speclf1c for
.'s. ,"s The Herald is in pos
fI, t,cts that enables it to state
ait Oakland, CAL
|:gan.
.,-uound is superseding kidney
Ne sent for il and are the
|s,t,. People with kidney trou-
Eswe their opportunity
I'M Dug CO., 80 w. 2nd South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-21
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Mrs. A. H. Peabody and Mrs.
: Graham +, Putnam have issued
; invitations for two musicales. TO
: be given on Friday and Satnr.
: day at the homo of Mrs.
Peabody, 1864 Third street
Mrs. Willard Hanson will
entertain at five hundred on
Monday in honor of Miss Bcs.
sic Williamson.
Miss Elsie Dickort Will cnicr.
tam al luncheon today al her
home in honor of Miss Hazel
Pond, and tomorrow Miss
Norms Fenton will give lunch.
con IN honor Of Miss Pond,
Mrs viii J. Lynch has issued
invitations for cards on Saiur-
day,
Mrs. w. P. Cooper will enter.
tain at Kensington this after
noon at her home on Third
street.
Miss Gertrude and Ethel
Campbell will give luncheon
at their home this afternoon in
honor of Miss Helen Santschi.
one of the July brides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Hew.
lett announce the engagement
of their daughter, Mabel, Ia
Guy Arnold Wilson. The we'd
ding will occur Wednesday,
June 26.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-21
Another Alleged Trust.

WASHINGTON, June 20.--A complaint
was fled today in the Department Of Jus
tice against the United States Shoe Ma
chine Company Of Boston. alleging viola .
tion of the Sherman antitrust act. 1t
practically all the shoe making machinery
and leases Il TO manufacturers and that
under It's contracts II Is agreed that only
machines furnished by the company shall
he uEn1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-21

Delicate, nervous, weak women,
who suffer from frequent headaches,
backache, dragging-down distress
low down in the abdomen, or from
painful or irregular monthly pc
RODS, gnawing or distressed SEN
sation iii stomach, dizzy or faint
spells, see imaginary specks or
spots floating before eyes, have dis
agreeable, pelvic catarrhal drain,
liberation, prolapsus, anteversion,
retroversion, or other displace-
ments of womanly organs from
weakness of parts, will, whether
they experience many or only a
few of the above symptoms, find
relief and, generally, permanent
cure, by using faithfully and fairly
persistently DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription.
This world famed specific for
woman's weaknesses and peculiar
ailments is a pure glyceric extract
of the choicest native, medicinal
roots without drop of alcohol in
Its makeup. All Its ingredients
are printed in plain English on its
Sottle-wrapper and attested under
cath. DR.. Pierce thus invites the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-21
DR.. PIERCE'S
FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION

the most potent nvgorang restorative strength gver
devised for their special benefit Nursing mothers will
find it especially valuable sustaining their strength and
promoting abundant nourshmen for the child Expect
ant mothers will find priceless boon prepare the
system for baby coming and render the ordeal
lively easy and painless.
1t do harm in any state, or condition
of THE female system.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-21
Train Wrecked in Tunnel.

MITCHELL. Ind. 2n.-Eastbound pas
senEer train No. 10 on the Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern road was wrecked in
tunnel one fourth mile east OF here this
morning. The drawbar Of the engine
broke and rhe coaches piled upon the
tender. All left the tracks except the
sleeper number Of passengers were
Injured more or less. bot no one was
killed. The injured were taken TO Gin
riDnaH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-21
CRAZY, THROWS BOMB
Unknown Man Attempts Destruction
Grecian Chamber Of Deputies.

NA"i h VI
ATHENS, Greece, June 20.--An un-
known man threw a dynamite cartridge
from the gallery of the Chamber of
Deputies during an all-night session
Wh1eh S,1 & began YESTERDAY SE Ihs s;i Giar'r,dge
crowded with deputies, but disaster
was averted by the fuse becoming de
tached in the flight of the missile.
The Finance Minister, who was speak
ing when the outrage occurred, rushed
TO the doors with all the deputies. The
thrower of the cartridge was arrested,
and he proved TO be insane.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-21

d KE0GH. stomach. feoPle
b IN this way feel out of hui
4 ef sorts and irritable all the
ily can't eat a meal without
\ Intensely aftcrward. Their
8 u.ually covered with pimples
ki.s They always have head
|nslips,ion, are tired and list
h q many whom | have talked
3 "nsi feel mean and bad all
1isy are always dosing them
b pills and predigested foods
Bse uutiI they have so weak
~ stomschs that they can I
|tng It's all nonsense. | have
plked with people who had
D aonibs on milk and toast take
@ iwo OF Cooper S New Dis
sd inside of two weeks SIT
y sat big meal at night, then
and sleep as well as any one.
IL case ] have in mind:
ln Keogh, 1907 Ogden Ave,
Nis-. recently wrote me:
|ns knows what awful suffering
Edursi from Indigestion. Ny
Tcud not digest the simplest
- no matter what ] ate I
rre to suffer afterwards. |
'olsipated and had queer diz-
id fTightful headaches. Oft
iilt 50 badly that | could
sslk. / had taken Cooper IS
ScIsry but a short time when [
decided improvement. Now
rhtully say ] feel greatly i'm
syery way and today for the
. ten years | enjoyed a hear
lam indeed very grateful to
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LADIES

] will save you money,
Come 70 me with your millinery work.
I make beautiful but inexpensive hats.
Phone Ind 1879. 1853 +. 4th So.
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Noll 4 pelsoh w i"
ihe meanest dis
position on earth.
You can Z blame
them.
Nothing in the
world takes all
the cheer and
brightness out OF
life like a balky
I.,L DaAnlo
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Nursing MofhePS and
OVeP-buPQened women

In all stations of life whose vgor and vitality may have
been undermined and brokendown by overwor exactng
social duties the too frequent bearing Of Children other
causes. will find in
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-03
Clrandes fiestas en-
horor al reyEduardo

Certagena, (Espaha), Abril 2.-Se preparan
grandes festivdades Ell Madrid, para recibr al rey
Eduardo, y tanlbien en- esta ciudad al escuadr6n
britanico que le acompaha que fondeara en- este
puerto viniendo ademas Ell la comitiva tres minis
tros de la Corona de Inglaterra En- este pueblo Sc
1e unran al citado escuadr6n todos los buques de
guerra disponbles pues ell rey Alfonso esperara
aqui al soberano de la Gran Bretafa. De Cartagena
saldrah las reales personas para Madrid.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-03
POl'o. {, able
!ElWo ESPECIAL De IA coRRtYO1oIuw IA D[NOGRI(w uV0H
i monarca ingles.
Su viaje a Espana

Biarritz, Abril 2-El rey Eduardo ha anuncia-
hoy que sale el dia para visitar al rey Alfonso
Madrid Ell nonarca britanico ha ordenado pa
este viaje los mas suntuosos preparativos per
anecera alglnos dias en- la capital de Espana Sc
forma que la policia madreia ha recibido ms
uccones severisimas, a fin de prevenir toda tenta-
"a criminal anarquista, estabeciendo extraordina-
vigilancia y siguendo la pista las personas
sospechosas que lleguen la Corte procedentes de
Barcelona otros puntos del pals del exterior
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-03
Problena agrario.
Interesante discussion,

San Petersbuago, Abril 3.-Se ha empezado Ell
ell parlamento la discussion del problema agrario
que Sc juzga una de las cuestiones mas graves re-
solver por dicho cuerpo delberante. El gobierno
Sc inclina no regatear en- cierto modo, las liber
tades que la Douma trata de que Sc comedian los
terratenientes dedcados diversas ndustrias agri-
colas Fl mnistro Stolipyn ha anuncildo que el
principle de inviolabillad de la propiedad privaa,
es en- absolute contrario toda forma de expropa-
ci6n; que el goberno respetara esa invioabilidad
que, en- la distribution de tierras que soicitan los
socialistas para alivar en- todo 10 possible la situa
ci6n del proletariado rural no podra en- modo algu
no ponerse en- practica un solo proceso de expro-
paci6n, de suerte que Ell probema debera ser re-
sueto sin perucio de terceros, siendo, por otra
parte Ell deseo del gobierno resoverlo en- justicia
Este asunto creese que de margen a violentisimos
debates
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Lv!!0 1 10! MlR!I0s
CoRREsPoNSAL.

Sc hace saber por esta noticia
que las siguientes boyas han side
arrastradas desde sus correctas po-
siciones marcadas en- c. & G. S.
plano No 9oS.
Entrance Buoy, N? I, negra,
de primera clase aCanD t12 yardas
S. 58 w. de su correcta posicion,
8 sea, corrida hacia dentro de la
bahia liz yardas y casi en- linea
con la arear LightO de oCataiio Ran
gen
Entrance buoy, No 2, colorado,
de primerA clase, anun, 100 yardas
S. w. II w. de su correcta posi-
ci6n. Barcos que calen IS pies {
mas de aqua cuidaran de echarse
bien hAcia el Este de esta boya.
Santa Elena Shoa, Buoy, No ;,
blanca, de segunda clase ocan,N 7c
yardas N. by w. 4 w. de su Co
rrecta posici6n.
Colnas shoal Buoy, No 4, colo
rada, de segunda clase enuu,S 6,
yardas y. by w. 4 W de su co
rrecta posecion.
Las boyaS seran reempladas ei
sus propios sitios tan pronto com,
sea practicable, cuya noticia Sc pu
blicara.
Por orden de la Junta de F. ros
A. n. WOOD,
Captain, U. S. N. Asst. 10 th
1nspr. 3rd Dist. Service Of Port
Rico,