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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-17
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-17
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& 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-17
VIM. j. STUCKE.

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pbotDarapbiide l1teniilien.
GntatursG rbeit miro iDrefdltia fer.
tiaeeiteHt.
400 Otto Commenced trabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-17
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BELT. Bu baben bel No. DreiB uno
d. GObn ~ Go. 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-17

Soba s.. Bolton, Oefentli6er
9otar. @runoeieentum. Naent fit
Beniionsanipriihe. @de Gr06etts
uno 0aunrru, StraBe. geeeniiber BON
Der San NntDnio Grpres." Renea
Telepbun 439.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-17
Der ,utrftidbe SeIfer.

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ganae 9rubel uuriiber.
cut oaiielbe fir elm iGmer5enoes
@elenf uoer Wustel.
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cunts 9iabtning Oil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-17

Seine Warter tam nit Der bon
&heumatismus beralihen meroen.
Nesept Wu. 1881, Sci @imer &
@lmems, linoert fdneG anes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-17
Elite Der 3aiateu=g aHa9tere
oes Dampfers vgbemnib" Der beut.
BON @alneftDr nQm Bren1et1 nbfuhr.

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SRI. Gifen, SRI. &utb I0en, Spuz
iton; S. 81. &Gen, @eurgetotpn; Sri. g..
Inosriou, Souiton; 81, 8, 8alfe unb
Spbn, 86oenir, ". &; @eo. S. Baum,
S. 8aum, goriieana; SRI. gQa 8eder,
SRI. Martba 8eder, Gan antonio;
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s. 8oblenoer, Gutin; q. 8runner,
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ia @iliams, FRI. @ebb @iiion, t9ou>
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tonic; 5ran gbriitiue 3abel, SouftOn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-17
Sdomeitteras wnudt Gu4

Menn Sbr @uG iraenomc nieoers
laiien wuut. tut ca entlana ber ais
ME Der
Gan 2lntDntp & Mram5aS
Bag Sabn,
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Wartta6rtner, Obit. unb 8iehaahter.
@eaen @inselbeiter peroet Gu& an
8eU. s.. Nupt0n n. o. 3. a.
San NntDniu. Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-17
Damen.atns

Rbeumatismus ihmersbafter Gin
oieiem 3lima, als iraenb Elm anoe.
req 2eioen, furiert burb bae @esept
9p. 1851. bel elmer & Mmcmb.
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Brtet sttte.
Sessen .Ststs,

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M~neIanDtfdbei
2ouiie Bebriih.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-21
OFFICERS TAKE FILIPINO
WIVES THEN ABANDON
Ex-Lieut. Burbank, Released
From Pen, Makes Startling
Charges Against Soldiers.
SAYS CRIME is COMMON
Declares Tina. He VIII Prove His a.
legations and Disclose island So
cia! Corruption Allotted by
Military Men.
SAYS CRIME is COMMON

l.oaveawortit. kas. Feb. l9.-Thai
,los"ns of tlnited states army officers
in The Philippines are living with FIJI
pino women is the startling charge
made TODAY by c~N-Lieutcnant Burbank.
who Yesterday completed u fifteen
months term in the pen for ,ohabilat-
ing Nitn a Filipino woman. and then
deserving her.
Associated Press dispatches 10 The
Sioux City Tribune yesterday carried
thu news of Burbank's releas. and mis-
statement that ne would present
charges and follow them up With proofs
i,at would create 4 2rea; military sen
sation.
Today he LOST no time IN making
good his first promise and announced
that mann of Uncle Sans officers in
the archipelago have taken common
law wives among the natives whom
they intend I" eventually abandon
VIXEN they Themselves shall be ordered
To other fields OF duty.
Not to Marry e~x-Fiancee.
Burbank denied that he is 10 marry
the I.eaNciworth society girl To whom
h. became engaged While stationed at
Fort L~eavcnworth. Il don't want her
name dragged into my case again." lie.
said. Al the time of his Imprisonment
this young woman announced that she
Mould marry him as soon as he should
Ia free. EurDaIIK $ cngHgrrrr---+ r-r
mecipitnted a suit by his Filipino wife.
Mrs. Conception Nasuuex. of N~ailudnlid.
Occidental Negroes. who formally filed
her CLAIMS with the WAY department to
prevent the coming marriage of Bur
bank.
Two YEARS ago Burbank returned to
the Philippines With his regiment.
shortly after his arrival the Filipino
woman He'd AN action against him in
ti,. civil courts for abandonment and
iionSupport. She finally was granted
II separation. but not Il divorce. and
Burbank was ordered To pay her $50
a month %aliinony FOR the support of
then child.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-21
BAPTIsTS LOSE $500
BANK THIEF'S HANDS

Hartford. Conn, Feb. l5.-rhat VII
liam +. Walker. the missing treasurer
of the Savings Bank of New Bri;ain.
made big inroads In a $40. 900 fund OF
the connecticut Baptists' convention. or
which he is treasurer. WAS made known
today as the result of auditing his ac-
counts.
President Thompson. OF the society.
says II large number of railroad bonds
placed In Walkers hands are missing.
New Britain. Conn. Feb. 13.-It is to-
day learned that the shortage of the
Savings Bank of New Britain. through
the alleged peculation OF the missing
treasurer. William +. Walker. may
amount to $500. 900. IT is known the
shortage is already about $3.50. 900. The
run on the bank. started Monday. con
tinued today.
The bank stopped payment late In
the day and invoked the ninety-day
clause. which closes "A bank without
notice for that period
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-21

London, Feb. Ia. Sir William How
ard Russell. editor of the Army anal
Navy Gazette. is dead. He vas Sj years
old ~" WAS Il famous wal ,%orrcspon-
dent and in that capacity served Tor
the l.onton Times at the battle OF i:ull
Run.
Sin William Howard Russell. Ill. D..
ID. H.. WAS one of the best known cor
respondents OF his time. and Mas At
lh. front IN every war from ihr tri-
mean To the campaign in Egypt. in
lSS3->i. one of his most notable
n~chieN ements WAS his report of the first
battle of Bull Run in the United states
IN which, he beat all of the other uorre-
sponientS. but his criticism OF III.
Inion officers was So cauStic that II
eventually led tn his expulsion from the
COUNTRY.
From this achievement he was known
for years as Bull Run" Russell. He
came To this country at the outbreak
of hoStilities AS the representative OF
the Iondon Times. Taking up the
cause of the ~confederacy. his letters in
-uefenSe of the south and his attacks ON
the union army and Officers -1rd
government in Washington attracted
the attention of Mr.. Stanton. secretary
of state. who took from his his creden-
tials as a correspondent. and he re-
turned tn London In 1862.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-21
SIMPLE LIFE IDEA
Is WOULD-BE WlFE'S

81. Louis. Mo. Feb. l5.-lf Rober,
q. Jackson, who asked Justice Preiss
to find him a wife. should decide to
marry Miss Emily Franks. of Van
Buren,. Arkansas, he may wear the
homcspun clothing and eat the HON.
cooking for which his heart is yearn-
ing.
Justice PRESS has received "A letter.
from Miss Franks asking that he de
liver To Jackson another inissive. which
sh. enclosed. and which contains a
conditional acceptance to his offer Of
marriage.
Miss Franks explains that she read
Jackson's "Tnournful request for help
IN choosing "A wife. and the Justices
sage advise to the effect that marriage
liz Ii good investment"
chief among her accomplishments
Miss Franks boasts of her ability to
do knitting OF spinning. those decadent
domestic arts. and promises that II
she becomes Jackson's conjugal partner
he will not have to wear store clothes''
and eat at restaurants.
Miss Franks says she is willing to
put all the cunning of her hands ut
Jackson's disposai II he has no object
ions to an old maid" such as she ROM.
fesses herself to be. =
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-21
BASSETT DIVORCED
BY COLUMBIA COURT
Given Absolute Decree From
Fannie Rice and Noted
Case Is Ended.

Washington. ID. g., Feb. 15.-Jusiic~
could. in the district supreme cour to-
day rendered an opinion in the suit FOR
divorce instituted by Charles &. Bias
set. an employe in the United States
geological survey against his Wife.
Fannie Rice Bassett. daughter of for
mer enato Rice. OF Arkansas. The
Justice he would issue to
Basseti a decree of absolute divorce. I,
inc case is "a sensational one, into
which Rev. T.. Lawrence Hunt, for
merly pastor OF the Washington
Heights Presbyterian church Of this
city. now pastor OF the Presbyterian
church Of Brooklyn. y. y. was made
Il defendant.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-21

Utica. y. V, Feb. l5.-Mrs. l.. NJ
Gillette, mother of Chester, now await
ing death In the electric chair at Au-
burn. for the murder of Grace Brown.
has left her son To his fate.
She called upon County Judge Ward
who prosecuted the case. and asked
him If he was sincere in his belle!
that Chester killed Grace Brown.
The judge said he was.
With tears in her eyes she ex-
claimed.
In that case all tina, | can do is
to pray for his soul. ! will return 10
Denve rather than d"voting my eff
forts 10 securing II new trial"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-21
GIRL ATHLETES FLEE
FIRE IN GYM SUITS
Rush From Physical School on
Top Floor and Escape
100000 Blaze.

Chicago. Feb. l5.-Fire today dan,
aged the building in Wabash avenue,
occupied by the Derby Desk company,
Chase Bros. Plano company. and Henry
HOFFMAN 4 Sons. piano stools. Loss.
$50. 900.
Thirty-five girls. attending a schoo!
OF physical education on the top floor
fed In their gymnasium suits and got
away in safety. although many suffered
severely from smoke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
How to Cure
Constipation

Few people altogether escape a disor-
Der of The bowels You may catch cold,
ovcr-cat. over-drink, worry too much,
not exercise enough or DO hundrcdaud
one other things that result in constipa-
lion or costvcness. When the trouble
comes Sc Is well 90 know what TO do for To-.
in tho opinion of thousands there IS mo-
better cure for constipation than Or.
Daldwclls Syrup pepsin, which anyone
can obtain for SD cents or 81 at q drug
store We all have constipation occa-
sionally, and the sensible thing 10 do is
% have bottle ot This remedy always in tho
house. You take % at night ou retiring. Coz
example, ana Wncu you wake uu ln the morning
% YOUR usual hour Do produces ifs results
your stomach instantly becomes lighter. your
head clearer. youf eyes brighter you feel active
and spfy once again. YOUR appetite has re-
turned ard sou are ready 20 work with cnthu-
HIaHm unu NlFor. All this may not have taken
morc than a dose or two. 40 o. cost not % exceed
two or three cents Can you afford 20 feel bad
When you can feel GOOD f1r so itticg
Dr, Wilson Brown. of Metropolis Ui has 40
heamncy iu saying that DR. CaIduoIs 1trup
pepslu Is the greatest OF an larativcs and be-
frnnkly admits % bis patients that 81 they used
30 when the stomach. liver or bowels sol ON OF
order thcy would have less need OF him. 10 ia
without doubt The best euro Tor occasional or
chronic constipation, dyspepsia. bnl0usucss
lauudice, E0ur stomach, lazy liver. nltulencV.
young. 10 Is thousand times better than salts
or rlrFltivo voters. acts gently hIt surely. i8
pleasant % the taste. does uot grinc. and cures
permanently
co 70 your druggist and set 20 cent or al
bottle and see u our claims are not Justified.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
Tested and Proven.
There is a Heap ofSOIacs in Being
Able to Depend on a Well
Earned Reputation.

For months Salt Lake CITY readers
nave seen The constant expression 0f
praise Tor poan's kidney Pills ana
read about The good work they have
done in this locality Not an1ihcr
remedy ever produced such convincing
proof OF merit
Mrs. Sarah Pearson. living az af1
Elizabeth S., Salt Lake CITY Utah.
saws n gave n statement recomeudmr
Doan's Kidney pills DOB 1909 and al this
time think just as highly of them d
nave used them on many occasions dur-
lug the past 1--WE years when suffering
from attacks ~ kidney troull, and
hackachc and they never fah tn alr.
the most satisfactory rosultF thInk
] can unhcaitdfinglY rccomond the re.
medy to others suffering from kidney
trouble : Inherited my Kidney roubIr
ana suffered Tor many years sham
pains passed through my back ana
loina and there was "a Wcakness of mp
Kidneys I procured box 0f Doan.H
kidney Pills an F J. Hll'f drug ef0re
and they gave me relief al once
continued taking them and they Cured
NJ in every sense ~ the word
advise anyone suffering from thr esus
disease 40 take D1an's kidney pnla.
For sale by AN dealers Price Id
cents Foster Milhurn CO.. Buffalo
New York sole agents for United
states
h.memher tho nane Doams-and
tahe no other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Q 1907

spiritual development Jesus Himself
said ~ have cumo that Nnu might
have life. and that you mrhf have r
more abundautly' Those ueupi.. fo
whom H. spoke were naturally iviun
OF course they were. hut hai WAS nod
the kind OF life Do mcauL Iio moart
the hpffnuai lie. and might have aId.
I am como that yo might haye anrJ-
ual life. and that So might hayo 3D.
more ahundanny "lia fnut hnn the
Son hath lie. and hc Chat hath mol
the Son OF God hath mot Ufa" suror
they might live us humnu b.mes hnI
they had not the spiritual uIa chad
Christ was speaking about Tleu w.
read in second Nonhi That "Io Doc care
nnl-fninded is death bui tu be s1irIf-
ual-rnhided s. NE eternal" Here H
the difference. then Between natural
lie and spiritual life. and fno trcud
OF mankind is to follow Tho natural
career hence tho Apostle Paul a1vs.
'The natural man recpNeth uot thr
thinrs w God. the Spirit OF God. for
they are foolishnoss unto HIM. neither
can DE know them, FOR thcy are snirit-
uaIiy disccrnod That De- Gao differ
encc between the Laucr-day Saints
and the people ~ the world.
My brethren and sisters my time is
up. Lot ms as Lattcr-day Saints rec
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
SACRIFICE BRINGS FORTH BLEs-
SINGS.

heard O brother talking about
sacrifice the other day ana ]
could not hon hut think 0t "a
Circumstance that occGrr boo our
early settlement here. Our beloved
Precedent Woodrun bless DTS memory
--Nas telling about planting some pntl-
toes just after his arrival bore. he
would have given almost anything %
have eaten one az them be was potato
hungry But there we're very few in
the land and rather than grttify hts
natur taste Boz uut an the potatoes ln
che soil lu order that be- might BOZ more
hereafter That was sacrifice. WASH
Hf lu one sense. yasi bot q WH8 also
blessing. because for every potato DE
put ln the land he sol "a cr0p thntefrom,
nNI lnl. Nlld hIm flr NIH H|N rl
Do is Nlih ah that we. as Laiter-day
saints aye invited 90 40. The Holy
Spirit OF God in whom We live ana
breathe and haVe "a being require thai
rirt io 20 ave thai We cam receive
% in our heart of hcorts tu 0o always
n tuno with a. when Ne prtake ri
the Sacrament N the Lords pper. we
make use of words soufthlns nke
these We witness unto Thee, ~ God,
than we always remember Him '--al-
Ways remember Him 'fhat We may az
WAYS have llis Spirit "a be- with us
10 Ne think OF thai when We pariake
or the Sacrament How many here are
who cub 1rdinaie "a ~ glorious ordinance
10 mere formality and 90 not think ~
ila true PURPOSE and value There o.
a natural law manifested in mat Or
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iifnts here and WIN give fun inf0rma-
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