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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25

Drate. SRI. Selm, aebre.
rim, 1ebte einen 3ae ShuIe aus UNI
Der Flbernen Soh5eitsfeicr tbrer
S9lueiter beisuwobnen.
Die Gbeleute pp. 8. @eper
begaben lid nad ct. Souls gum Se'
Iuhe oauObnenber germanote uno
aud UNI gu ermitteln Oh Der Sub III
res Suhnes Surrp uUn etnen @birur'
gen erfolsrei6 Uperirt ruerben tonne.
No. 8iaiams 1T uieOer mad
6ermnnn aesOaeu.
5rau aouis ShOenine bat lid
uad Beaufort beaeben mo ibr 8ru'
Der GeIeerapbift an Der Rod SsIuub
8utn 1T
am I6. Ottuber f1rb nod
lnnamieriger &r1ntnett, an oeI
S4wiuOludt, 2Ouis Gbtsr, i'm alte,
pun 3s Sabren. @r rurOe nm 5ret'
tag b%eernben unb uiele aeute ruobn,
ten ieineu S%eerdbnifie BEL. an wel-
dem Eaitur 8iuter Die aei6enIeie,
bielt. Cine Bittwe nit 5pei aln'
bern iiuo bes Grndbrers beruubt uni
bettasen ieiu 0iui9eiben.
= Guauf Suenlel beiudt iesi
bic pO9i&ute UNI fid uls eebrer aus
subiIben.
- Sri. Dora 8entlnse tuel&e IL
ct. aOnis in Der @sidaftsfteus elmer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25
Gin crimineuer anfaa

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Eheinbar 3pedluie &6bre genannt
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len reauliren bic 2eber, uerbiten UP
uenbicitis unb ftelIen Die nOrmnlen
SunttiDnen Der Cling eweioe mieOer
Der,
25c. in 8alter Bros. Gpothete
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2lltw.iber somner .

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Der 8alb fiebt aus pie elm rieiiaer
8tumenfrnus. Bib bas 5rahiubr
mt 8eseiferuue uon benz 0i@ter
beiuneen, 10 bat bic berbflihe Ratur
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bensldbenO leudten bic SnlmfrOnen:
b ON beGen 8itrOnenaelb nit SrGn
uermenet, Bis gum r6tbliH ihtnt'
mernben aupferbraun, on5uliHen
lihte Zone unb blinfenbes Surpar'
roth; uub bic iuufte 5tiGe Der @atur
in Der bsrubieenben Sabres5eit mtrtt
ru~Ohttbdtie auf ons leitt erreete
Renihenbers. llnO baun bic iifs'
rem 3ciden oes Serbites, bic peiBen
leudtenOea Sdbeu, bic iit ourH bic
Gnft sIeben, bic an Baum iuo
Strau4 bdusen, bic Stlberfaben, Die
oas Nltern Der Rntur anseiaeu pie
bic SilberIGOen i'm paar Der Wen'
IHen aud leiie an oas alter mnbn en-.
Die Rornen, Die aIten betliaen Got >
%tianen, 10 elaubten Die Geutlfen
oetoen in grnuer 8Os5eit, bdtten boot
pelefen, no Die weiBen 5aoen Rogen,
unb Te bn suradselaRen; aus oteiem
@lauben bilbete iih bic 8e5eihnun9
Gltweiberiommer, Die beute nod I'M
8oltsmuno eebrduhlih lit. User
fein 2aneihldfer lit unO in frlbsr
RuraenfunOe eiuen Spa5ierenne htn'
aus in's 6reie ni4t iheut, Der &C.
ihaut oa orauBeu 8uuoerotnge. 90
melt uur ons auae bliden fadn, ttno
Selb uno 8ieie BON eiuem SAleier
iol6e Jdben, an Oenen bic 2bauper'
len bliben, beoedt. 8er mob oielen
9eppid lber glnht? RtaiOuen tlei'
ner Srinneu uaren es, bic oas 3nu'
bereeipinnit b~erfeaten. 3aRett
Eno &c iunae 9biere, DelGe bic 5d'
ben meben, um fih audi nuf ibnetl
aleih tlbnen 2uftieelerinnen uor
louer Serbfluit f~Orttrneen au lnfer
an einen Crt, in oefien Shub tie Der
fommenoen 5rhbliug 81 rruarten ee
Oeuten. Nilt unstnubliher S9nel
nateit 1T Elm iolfer 5aoen in Sang.
big gu sebn SUB bergefeat; burtil
lpriuet bic Spiuuerin oarnuf I'M
tritt lire 9uitreiie an. 8leibt be
Saoen ireenomO bdneen, 10 lutt 81
:; 2uilIdiferin an benz biu0ernoeu Se
eenfauoe einen Ireieu 8untt aui
last einen ueueu 8uoeu idieBen I'm
Iest ibre &eiie fort. Gar DIT uere.
utgeu fd mebrere 6dOeu 8u 6loder
G aui oenen Onnn uebrere Spinner BE-
: bin treiben
qeie De-: 9aturberbit ieinen eIgu
I aen 5auber beIibt, 10 AUDI ber y
! bensberbh 8as man eingebust 81
e on irober, aberibaumeuOer Su9sni
tai, oas bat man aeponnen an y
T outO. Rube, DsilOe uuo absettdrte
e urtbeil. Damit tam man ieinI
n aebeus Serbit reid. lberreidp aeitn
n ten gum 5eseu fir iid uno nnoe
uuO FROZEN 6ersens ben altweibe
iommer nit ben meibeu Silberfdol
lr berarfUmmsn ieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25

Gas nlte @nsennuer gieentbum,
5uiest benz gualuB Der uerhOrtenen
gbriaine Bauer susebUris, an ber
OF G%rOntifrabe, 1T pom SOtttieb
Neubuuier fur $500 iduFia erftnn.
ben puroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25

per- Souls SaberaOd, Der Sns
ireiaer, bat bic grbeit an @m. $.
puefner's Sr. neuem 8O9ubuus an
Der 8. Struse fertisaefeGt, unO 1T
OnFs lbe nun fur ben Rietber bereit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25

Die Grnuen gal. Sired unb 9Ouiin
Surtmunn BON Gira Greet reiitsu um
D~ersunpenen sumnna uui einen 8
tdaiaen Seiude nu6 &nibinetOn.
Wao.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25

sic t6nnen ibrer 6amiIie Elm Gin
tVmmen iidern bns sic bel 9ebseiteu
uieuettt uiht perbienen t6nnen tn'
benz sic jdbrtid cine feline Summe
sablen on bic
Great @etern Sniurance SO.
g. ". SLIDER, General Net.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-25
6eltorben.

5ris 5rieOrif, elm in Iraheren
Sabren unter oen 2ameu rBleh'
fris4 bierum betnnnte Seri6bnlit'
teit, 1T teeten Sreitae morsen in Der
8ebauiune bon stephan RoOrO. gu
fredericksburg, no er bic leeten Sab
re iein peim nufeeihlaeen, too I'M
Bette ge'unben tuDrbeu. CT nor aus
8aesn eebirtie, uuSeIdbr 60 Sabre
i'm 9anbe unb 70 Sabre alt. @r
oieute in Der eugliihen Grme uno
mar bel S%ebaTtapUl, uHo mahte in
oieiem 9anOe ben Sirsertrieg NIT.
gineu Bruoer bate CT bier i'm 8riegg
elnmal sufdute %sstrOfen ubue baB IL
if %ertannten, bod iaro bteier in oe'
Sdtadt turS oarauf ieinen Sob.
5rie 5rieortd mar BON Srufaiior
atemsner uuo 5Oa in ieiuen lineerer
Inaen uDn 0aus gu Sau8 unO flidt,
8ledgelhirr. Gr mar in oieier Sc
bensperiooe immey in ieuhtfrbbliAe'
5timmuug, uno manhe SdnurrI
uuroe pom o8leHfrie" in beiterel
aretieu ersa6lt. CT mar abseiebel
pon Oieier Sduabe tets elm ebrli
der, treuer brauer Mnnn, unO DO
Sebermann germ aeieben. CT rua
8enfundr uub bic leblen Sabre be
benz @bepaar stephan aRODrO 10
er 5amitienanihluB fuuo. uno ieine
9ebensabenO slafIib uno sufriebe
uerlebte. @r n:roe an lebten SOnr
tag ourd &aitOr Sermann beerbiei
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9Fisieasr mssweiier.
Yeamtt.
Gerihts 'Gtrmint.

EpuntbsGourt. Rtsluabisg 9srmtHt btstu-
men am 4. WlOntns Der Dlonats Ithrnar. Dtal
QuQuft unb globember. Gitnerank0lttd o.
h6rbe am /. Mputae i'm april.
gtrtuttsG gu IT.. G~sgtlmdbt0e 3Grultnt pt-
Qtnnsu am 2. WOHtoe OSr Wlonott SaRRar. wsat
lnb September.
Qinusu dm 4. Wonta9 Der WtoHotf btoruaf
DAT, an9uit unb Stoptnlbsr.
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r. II. Hasenritter, Agent.

srUBe Shubfnbrii tbdtis 1T, ium
beim UNI elm puar Gage bel Snpe'
b6riaen sa Uerbrinsen.
Sp. BOblmunn bat 100 SauO.
uen MOlniies semadt.
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potsSan,mcr preiBld dies Ell

5olatu6 1T ca3 Gr0ebujB oef AM
lebien SamIae 10 4otsoam ab9s
Bate gs~eigIdiebeus uaier Oea4alpl'
cen bee oorueeu 81 Te Club:
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.,,.r.4 !, i. Pos, once ., Hermann. Mo-, a,
eeond class mail matter
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gorr,,prubsusu NIB G;n;;rSuu9,n. bon alig.'
rr,iutm SnitrtNt Hnb ;rbtt'R, mhttn nus tt'
MA WhifTttus Witiroa trItshtH. bir btt
Siraateu uuItrtr gotItI9sHbtuitn tnb MIR
aItmt s,ronifporiIth. Ser tpahIt Samt ots
S6r,ibsrs mnb ans IN outn Tdntn titts'-
tbtiIi tptrbtu.
-. Wr,,Io,u pou nj ihr nlS s Sol SrbBt mhntn
- H,nStt}ttus Sonnt yBtas 1tor3tn stu9trti4l mrs
S,n. go@ Sonuerstaq Witta9 tpsrosn tttnt
AnJttssu an9tnoriugsH.
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Sn brautliuer Sh6nbeit uirit im'
mer gu prangeu,
9iebli@e Matb, i'm &leio peiB pte
Shnee.
&Dienrptb 9llbeu tets 9ippen uno
8aneen,
8ertrauit 9u auf &Ofp Nonntain
gbee.
8u baben bel Balter 8rOs.
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ssrmauu, NO.. srsitas Sen II OCTOBER
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6rat orig. 60, Neransseber.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
Verdict for Cr. Pierce


Sending truth after lie. IL an old
maxim that ga lic viii travel seven
leagues while truth is getting i., boots
on and no doubt hundreds OF thousands
ct good people read the uuwarrautod and
malicious attack upon Dr. Il. V. Pierce
ana MS Favorite Prescription published
IN the May UDb number OF the Ladies'
Home journal, with It's great black dis
play headings, who never saw the hum.
bic grovoling retraction. with It's incon-
spicuouS heading, published two months
later Twas boldly charged IN the slund-
eruus and llbelOuS article that nr. Picrce's
faVorite Prescription, for the cure OF
Woman's weaknesses and ailments, con-
tanned alcohol aud other harmful ingrcdi-
ehts. Or. Pierce promptly brought suit
against the publishers OF the Ladies'
Home Journal for S2O00o0,OO damages.
I)r. Pierce alleged that Mr. Bok. tina
editor, maliciously published the article
containing such false and defamatory
matter WHY the intent Of iniuring his
busineSSy1urthermore. that no alcohol, or
other Injurious, or habt-forming, drugs
are or Ner were, contained in his "Fa-
vorite Hesgfiption "; that said medicine
is madg Rom native medicinal roots and
contaN5no harmful ingredients what
eveT9hd that Mr.. Roks malicious state
mcfV we're wholly and absolutely false.
,1ntheLelrAetlonnr printed by I'd Inplnal
they were forced 10 ackD0Wledgp fhat tleY
hal4 obtained AnalySe of - EaXoTlic- Pre-
GIllllQM.> ron ,elnlnenl chemlsts1all III
WhQm cerllllcd ThTI ItdId not CONTAIN all
c9lLQIQLAnI QIIhe alleged harmful drugyl
These facts were also proven tn The TfIa1 N
the action Ia the supreme Court But the
business of Or Pierce was greatly injured by
rs great display headings while hundreds OF
thousands who read the wiCkCdly dcfamatory
article never saw the humble grOvelinC re-
traction. set In small type and made as incon-
splcuous as possible Tho matter was. how
ever brought before a Jury iu the Supreme
Court OF New York State which promptly
rendered verdict in the Doctors favor.
Ihus his lrauucvts came 20 grief and thor
base ISLANDERS we're rvfuted.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
CROP PROSPECTS ARE GOOD
AND NO CAUSE FOR ALARM
Former Secretary Of the Treasury
Shaw Sees No Reason for Beina
Blue over Present Financial
Situation.

New York.-Lcslie NJ. Shaw. former
secretary OF the treasury, authorized
The following interview ON the present
financial and industrial conditions:
Our farms produce more than Sc,
5OOO0O,000 per snnum aud the pros.
2ect is good for an average crop. our
mines yield more than 81 500 600 900
and our forests more than Sl.0OO.0o
900 and neither of these sources 81
wealth has been exhausted The ont.
put Of our factories I'm other than food
products is $4,000, 600 900 and no hrcs
nave been extinguished The railways
earn more than $1,000 900 900 and they
are all in successful operation. The
payrolls Of our factories and railways
aggregate approximately 81 500 900 900
900 and the scale Of wages has not
been reduced. In other words the roal
sources of the peoples wealth have not
set been affected and the ability Of IN
dustrial concerns TO pay dividends ~
not measured by the market price Of
their stocks. Logical reasons for se--
lous conditions are therefore wanting.
Psychological reasons are never want
ing.
III Judge correctly, the people will
have exactly what they expect. r.
those Who have money in the banks
Withdraw II and lock IL IN: IL tn
banks refuse to grant accommodation,
and II the consuming public decline b.
place orders, then We will very sCon
witness the effects. Let those who
think that times CT disaster follcw each
other AZ regular intervals bear In IN NJ
that this country never yet expert
cncsd a period Of depression that yeas
not traceahle to financial or ecCnomi1
agitation or legislation. and usutll-
TO both.
In 1898 the redemption OF green
backs IN silver instead of gold was
openly advocated. The party in pow
er was under promise to remove tho
protective tarin from our industries
and the free cionage Of silver at the
ratio Of 1s TO 1 was championed by
prominent members Of both parties.
The country might have survived any
one ~ these sources Of alarm. but II
could not survive all three. At his
time no enc questions cur financial
system, and the tariff win not be
touched for at least eighteen months.
Some check in the speed az which
we are going is most desirable and the
checking process has probably hesur.
II will require a fair measure Of con
ddence and courage 10 prevent undue
retsrdment in our industries. Carl
tai cannot be forced into activity, but
II can be forced cut Of activity.
have never seen the time when uni
verssl sanity was more essential to
our we'll being"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
Notice.

United states Land ONCE.
saltIokc CITY. U,ah,
June u, iU5.
10 Whom II May Concern
Notice is hereby given that the State of Utnh
Ina, lied IA thi- Office list OF lands. selected b,
the sad state, as Indemnity School Lands under
c'ioa % The Ac, OF yon.r ,,. approved uly
iG. 1874. viz.
Lots ., g. sEl Nwl NEl swl Sec Is T. =
'"R W, S l.. NJ. statc3I5, U.I.R)
copy Of said list 40 far as il relates TO said
tracts 10y descriptive suhli. i,ions. has been con
s,icuousiy po-teo IA this Office for inspection by
any person interested, aud by the public gcucr-
ally
During the peii'l of publication Of THIS notice
under departmental instructions Of April o.
1907 protests OF contests against the claim Of che
state 10 any Of the tract, ot subdivisions herein
before described on the ground that the sam,
is more valuable for mineral than for agricuI
ural purposes will be received and noted ioi
report to the General Land Office at washing
ton, u. G. Failure so to protest or contest
within the time specified, will be considered
Sufficient evidence of the non -minetal character
Of the tracts. and the selection thereof being
Otherwise free hom objection. will be recon
mended for approval.
Il. ID. X. THOMPiON. Register.
First publication June q, 1917.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22

80 people on earth observe faphly
lies so closely and hold 50 mtny
family reunions rs the Chinese Tho
Scottish clans have no closer bonds
Of union than the families I'm China.
In America It is the individual, but
in China it Is the family No I'm.
nortapt step is taken without a fam.
~ caucus II one member goos
wrong, the disgrace rests upon tho
whole family to the remotcst degree
# relationship The disgrace often Is
alt so keenly in case of a heinous
crime that the offender is takcn away
by permission of the courts and the
death penalty inflicted by members
4 the family That's the way the
tan 'ly purges itself.
The feature In the family life In
china is the big reunion once every
two years One member of the fam.
fly acts as secretary and enters in
h'g book the new additions TO the
family. In this way is Kept CON
pcte biography of every person In
China Kansas City star
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
TRADE OF SOCIETY ISLANDS.
Bulk Comes TO United states, Accord.
Ing to Report OF Consul at Tahiti.

Washington The following infor-
nation concerning the trade OF the
Society islands in an extract from the
annual report OF Consul Julius ID.
Dreher OF Tahiti:
OF the total imports into the Soci-
ETY. islands in 1906 t53o032 tho i'm
ports from the United States amount
ed to S255.545; and of the total eX-
ports during the same year S7l7S42-
the exports to the United States
amounted to sSiGso7. Although the
trade With tAe United States In 1906
was somewhat less than in 1905, in
both imports and exports, IS per cent
Of the total imports were drawn there
from and A per cent Of the total eX-
ports went thereto. The loss 10 tho
United States in imports may be &C.
counted for In part by the earthquake
and fire in San Francisco, with which
city the greater part Of the trade Is
done.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
Fit and ceuuette.

Does man like the coquette? Many
prefer the firt, though to many the
terms are synonymous. The CO
quette' uses man as she does hor
dresses. she likes TO be seen with
new one every day; she kllsefor
the sake Of killing; she satisfies her
vanity by PLAYING on mans.
The hirt" is not serious. and she
docs not wish you to take her seri-
ously; she wants fun, and If you &C.
cept her for what she is worth you
may pass a very pleasant time.
The coquette" tries to lead you as
fast AS she wishes yon to go.
The nlrt" does not lead you fur.
ther than YOU Wish to so.
"Flirts' often make good wives
"COquettes" never.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
ratt s.ttls. panama p!ttIoalty.

Washington. Secretary Taft has
concluded arrangements with repre-
sentatives of the United states Of Col
ombia and Panama for the settlement
OF the issues between those countries
and the United States growing out OF
the separation OF Panam aand the
creation OF the canal zone. II pro
yides for three treaties, one OF which,
II approved by the president ana Sec
rotary Root, probably will be submit
ted to the senate at the next session.
II Is understood the arrangement pro
vIdes for the final settlement OF the
claims Of Colombia upon Panama.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
PREDICTS HARM
FOR THE SOUTH
Government Official Says PrOhibi
lion VIII Keep Many Desirable
Immigrants Away.
says the New Law viii Make the
Negro Worse in His Habits, as He
viii Take the Lead in De-
fanee Of Law and
Hypocrisy.

Washington A high official OF tho
immigration bureau is authority fol
the statement that the prohibition
movement in the south will seriously
Interfere with efforts to got mmt
grants to that section OF the country
&c is none of my business he said
although ! have been cooperating as
far as possible with the immigration
bureaus Of the states OF South Caro-
lima, Virginia and others So soon az
the class of people being sought ~
the south find out that prohibition
laws cucumber their personal liberty
they will refuse to go south, an1
those now there viii leave.
THE German, Austrian, Swsde
Finn and nearly all other classes Of
Europeans will not go where they can
not get beer Resides that, they re
sent any interference with what they
shall cat or drink, believing these are
matters Of personal liberty They d.
not hold the view that so light q
drink as beer when taken in moder
alto amounts aud under circumstances
to which they are accustomed, is
either sin ~ crime.
People 81 the countries mcnuoncd
look down upon vhisl. drinking ~
this country as a moral weakness, &C
which Americans should not be al.
dicted. aud probably would not care
what happened 10 the ardent spirlts,
but they object 10 being deprived CT
h~or Personally, think a great mis-.
tnko IL being made IN the south. n
these prohibition laws are being er.
acted 20 make the negro a sober cit
lLen, the error will be discovered IN q
few wears The negro viii now b..
come an irbiher of the chospei. ard
most hcrv grades Of mean vhisS.-
and | Will venture ths prediction tbs.
IN prohibition states Of the south
crime will increase. II Is history thst
prohibition runs out the mild drinks
like beer and brings in the worst OF
the ardent class 4
The negro nat clvev goes with blind
tigers. and 1t wig agi be long before
he will take thad In defiance e
law and bypccrr wan He viii cor,
after the white NJ Is true. When
he secs prohihS,h1a Havs dehed, h.
will pay less attV 10 other Laws
II Is well knowns' in many por
tlons OF the south cghere prohibition
Is in force through local option, the
negro has turned Vto cocaine and
drugs. aud has become so worthless
that he Is menace
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
coulan,t stand Posvrtn.

Lcs Angeles, William Brouss,
once wealthy and respected said to
have been cashier OF bank and worth
100000 by inheritance, hanged
himself in the rear OF 24l West Sec.
ond street early Saturday He had
climbed a step ladder, tied the moose
around his neck and kicked the ladder
from beneath him He IL said 20 have
lost his money through false friends
and the result so affected him that he
vas unable 10 do his work aud vas
finally discharged, He then took TO
drugs and became a wreck He was
40 years of age.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22

III stop YOUR pain free. To show
'ou lirst- before Won spend penny
Whit MY Pink Pain Tablets can do, /
will mail you free, n Trial Package Of
then--Dr. shops Headache Tablets
Neuralgia, Headache, TOothuche.
Period pains, etc, are due alone TO
blood CONCESSIONS. DR.. Shops Head
nche Tablets simply kill pain by roaN-
ing away the unnatural blood pressur
That Is all. Address DR. Shoop, Ro
cine, Wis. Sold by T. j. Wadsworth
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
chlvalrous AmerIeans.

Woman is too enthusia cally wor-
SHIPPED at all times, he faults must
never be discussed, and in her must
be found all the noble qualities. all
the intellect, the physical attractive
ness, the leadership thu, belong TO
the ideal aristocracy And surely one
cannot but admire our hard-headea
money grabbing kin beJ ond the sea
for this idealization of our sex Il
has kept them emotional, symralhet
ic. thigs,IoIs and this surely must
be countsd lA,o them for gcod.--Lcl
don Ladys Pictorial
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
Frenohman Says Spanish Soldiers Are
No Good as Guards

Paris The Figaro Casablanca Gov
respondent says TO tie surprise Of
an. The Spanish contingent returned
10 the city after simply making a re
connaisance Of the ground allotted
them. Thcv announced that they
vould repeat the reconnaissance tho
neyt day aud then would decide what
they would do There Is some indlg
milton at the attitude of the spanish
trcopg. who do nothing but stroll about
the city. while the French soldiers are
worn ont from Ceaseless guard duty
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
CUTS WIRE AND DIES.
Man Attempts to Prevent connagra
ton and Loses His Life.

ton and Loses His Life.
bingham Junction, Utah. Edward
McDermlt, a telephone linemsn, was
instantly killed Sunday night by 900
volts Of electricity passing through his
body while he was trying to save an
electric piano from burning mp. The
accident was caused by one Of the
main feed wires Of the Progress Power
company of Murray, which supplies
the town with electricity, coming n
contact with a guy chain supporting
an electric sign in front Of the Leader
store In so doing, the full current
passed through the chain and heavily
charged all the electric light and tele.
phone wires on that transformer in the
main business part Of the town. A halt
a dozen other people were injured
when they went 10 turn on their lights,
and that none OF the others we're killed
Is regarded al miraculous
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-22
Woman on the Stand In San Francisco
Graft Gases.

san Francisco. The wife OF former
Supervisor Dr. Charles BoNton was
the FIRST witness called Friday EOru'
ing by the prosecution Ia The Glass
rrlbcrv trial Mrs BoXtou's testi.
n,ony was brief She told Of For hus.
band bringing home and counting 10
Der the $4,000 In currency, With Box-
ton declared was paid him as a sribs
by T. v IIalssy, agent OF the Pacific
oates Telephone and Telegraph com
pany. Mrs BoEton escaped from the
stand without the ordeal OF Grower.
animation.