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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26
MEN ARE CAPTURED.

From Bouner's Ferry they were
traced by detectives until located on the
train running into spokane. The men
were ON the diner 40 tue time Whtn
Detectives Enright, Bryeiey and anoth-
or officer an the employe of the Great
Northern. covered them with rcNolNela
and placed the robbers undor arrest
when searched The two pen hHl ON
tbenl sf4sa6 of the $4,000 +uolen from
me mail car The prisoners were tax
ON TO Kalispell. Mont. where they are
NOW In faU awaiting trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26
MRS. BRADLEY RECALLED.

At 1880 recess was taken. The trial
was resumed at 1925 p. m, when Mrs.
Bradley was recalled 20 the stand.
Mrs Bradley in reply 10 questions
By The district attorney stated that
while she and her husband c0habitat-
ed she gave him no excuse for d.
Norce She then was excused. The
defense rested at 1915.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26
MAX BROWN ~ REBUTTAL

Max Brown. son OF former Senator
Brown. was the first witness called IN
rebuttal.
Nh. Brown testified 10 frequent wise
It's TO his fathers home Of Mrs, Brad
ley and the child, Arthur. These
visits continued until the fan Of
1901.
After the disclosures OF his father s
relations with Mrs. Bradley Mr.. Brown
said Mrs Bradley visited his home on
Brigham street several times ana took
meals there. He said he afterwards saw
his father and Mrs. Bradley sitting on
bed at the house on the ranch. She
stayed all night and left the next day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-26

Advertisers IN the Dc=erct News arc
not paying for duplicate circuin.
ton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
Giicnbabnfrica in Sidlt.
% nibinotpu. 80. TppenI

@abington 80. Nouembcr.
- Gic .Rem Dorf, New Sapen Ii.
&ortioro.@ obn" bat Die 3miiden.
itaatlide SanOels- Gommiiiion off,
5icQ bnpon in acnntltib geIett, boB lie
oae Observation-Disclosures nit ser ,Wol.
tirnorc-S bio.9u Der ~Gentrnl.
@abn bon Ncp- &criep" uno ser vYbi.
lnoclpbia II. Neaoina-@abn" for5el.
lirt bat. Gic Mitglicoer Scr Som.
million iinb iiber bie llriaden OeS
Terfobrens nid)t I'M &lorcn, es lit ic'
ood) befannt, DAP Yrdiioent Wolcl
ton Der .McW 'Sapelpg Balm" mo
TrGiioent 0acr bon Scr .Gcntral-
9obn bon New- Seriep" nnb Ger
.Ebilaoelpbia Ii. Heaoing Balm" lett
Ginger 3cit oui iebr geipomntcm 6il'
be itebcn, uno man glaubt oubcr, ooB
Elm Giicnbabnfriea in Sid)t lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
Strafling 4idlicht Satin mmb iih
'l nj 70 ] ieIbet GHI' .n.

9 it OH, 30. Wopeinbtr. = In6
@erbiiBllng elmer ietsmonnti9cn
3uhtbdlsitroie 1tpegen uerilthtcn
@ottinmoroes trof sufreo 9ritton
beltte ieine tSrau, melhe ipGbrenO lei.
ner Strai5eit Elm Sdeioungsbefret
erlangt bottc, q Dor Dem it1otiiden
aranfenbons. ogr ltelte lie 5rr Meoe
ultb 500 itlicBlid nit Den @orten:
sd meroe Dir Sheioung gehen",
einen Hepplpcr berpor lno ieuertc 1T
roiher Heibcniolae 5fpei Shiiiie ouI
oic an alien WlicOern ,3itternbc nb.
Sbne lid ST pereeipiIiern. Oh or lie
%getroffcn babe ooer nid)t, iette or bic
Wiinbun9 Der Eiltnle an ieinc Stirn,
iogte lid orei augeln burd) Den aopi
uno i~tiir5tc c~ntieclt 81 9oben. Seine
Srou bate MIR cine leihtc @urloe
oaupngctragcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01

Golporo s. Gallagher on @corGc
@ittmcr, Siioicitc Der M%onumcnt-,
nohc 2ll5crnc Strobr, 1927 bel 10,
@ru1G5inS 5000, $13G5.
%oicph i. Ggou olt Minnie Ggon,
Nctt, Sitcl rn0 3inicu, 81.
@orrn ). Cain 1t. 81. an bic ~Gor-
roll Springs 9iltinin1 Co." @cit-
icitN Scr %on gibbcrsS troBc, no0e
Ircocrid Too0, so bel go, S..
@iliom $. Gicb mo Satin oIt
Nrtbur Scr5oQ. Siiooiticitc Der @op-
StroBc, nobe aiblonO. Iocnltc, 96.G
bel ,, S..
Artbur Scr5oN an @iliom $. Gieb
mo @ottin. Silboiticitc Der @nps
Strobc, nobc Niblnuo Npcnlic, 96.6
bel -, So.
@cor0c u. Miic ul5 @ottin all
Gnlil @uoniB, CIticiic Der Battlefront
Eorf. Ipcnuc, nobc S5ciicrion.S troBc,
fl bel 60. @rllnb5inS $i2, So.
Omncra' Hcoltp 50. an CLAUDE Z.
GorlcD unO 6rnll, @eItieitc Der @or-
mif = Nucmlc, nobe Nortb = Npc., II
bel no IlB. @rluno5ins $50, So.
SoiliS Z. SHnciocrcitb, Srititcc, an
Gina 8. Sholpocre II. a.. Siibieitc
Der Gambler, nobc EucoitruBc, 16
bci 30 Sub @ruulo5inS sos, 81.
%omc9 u. 0culmcur II. Son 50. OIL
Gillian 9, @ppfiniom Meiticite Der
Einc., nabc Sorob Nnnitrobc, 1l.9
bel 5t.4 6itB, $1,000.
@iuium Wi. @o0ou mo Sobn $.
@riQ II. Il, 3 @rlmoitiidc. So.
&oo0crS 8. &uigbt an Die oGitatc5
Enrichment Gpmpann" 3 @runO'
itiite, S2tO0.
Gli5obetb Gouqbton II. q. an Siooc
5. Shleiingcr II. g., Siiooitleitc Der
GecotureSt roBc, uobe GSort.Ipcnlle,
t2.5 bel so, @runo5ins $36.75, So.
Marp 5. MottbcluS Ii. VI. on Wiarp
q. Hi6oroIon, , @rrnoitiide, $1666,.
&c.
@orp @iaiomS II. u. an Gina
Sduler, gdc G%ouin9ton. mo Scotb-
StroBe, 13 Eel 81, $40.
guguit @cbr nnb 8ottin an Gbos.
s. 2iiriien, 2 @runoitiide, $t669.56.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01

Walter Vtcber1tetr, EN- oelltld)er Goels
mann, finoet III Soiti sic lctte
GubeitGtte.
Icm. Dorf, 80. Mopcubcr. -
9ci ser gcitern friib crfoI9tcn Nnfllnit
ocs 3l,nl Atlas-G icnit Der n6ombura.
Nmcrifo.2inic" gcb0rigcn Campers
y&ir0inio" critattetc Captain ISclir
Sad i'm Gontor Der @cicQi6oft Wfcl-
oun0 bon Dem ori See criolNten Ab.
lcbcn beS Steluoros @alter 9ieber-
item. 8~leidscitig l~iefertc CT bic i'm
@ciibc bes ScrItorbencn geiunocnen
Napierc ob, bebllis ihrcr Nualieic.
rlllg an 0os @encrnIconiulot INTO
@citcrbcforOcrung III Die Seimotb.
Nuts ocn Yapiercu Ning berpor, oaB
scr %critorbene Scr Sobn ocs Hitter.
0utsbciiterS Jfp9allo pon 9ieberitein
onf Goioggen, 8reis ScnSbura, Heg.s
9cS. Nacnitein III S%Itprcubcn lpar.
Ter iungc Wann ipar Dor cini9cn $50.
d]cn dis nlisgelntltcrtcr Stcnaro all
9oro gcfommert, unb ga CT ollrd) iein
rubigcs unb bcideibcneS &cicn cincn
uor5iigIid,cn Ginorlld mndtc, mdbltc
GopitGn Sad i'm SIT Ici1cm pcrlon.
litcn Stendrb. aui ser letten Heiie
iino Der nit cinem @cr5Iciocn beboi.
tCtc, i'm 80. 2cbcnSinbrc ltchcnoc, JUN.
&C Wonn an 81 frGnfeln, mo icin
3llitano mllroe trot nllcr &iilfe, sic
inn ali 9orO 5u Shcil murbc, tG9lid)
mcbr utb n1cbr acknowledgement.
Mm IS. Nopcmbcr, MIR 1od brci
Stlutocu pom Saicn bon Fort.al.
Trinrc, Soiti, c1ticrnt, itarb bcr
Ncrnllte al, cillcml Scr5Iciocn.
Captain Sad nabm Die 2eid)c nit
nod) Ocm Safcn u1b lieB 0cn %pcritor'
bcncn 2anosmann Gin milroiNcS DC.
0rGbnib 81 5bciI pcrOcn. Gr bat olli
bcm 6ricobofc IN Eort.ou-Erincc iei.
ne lebte GubeltGtte ~gcflnbcn. Ger
Tcritorbcne, Ser feline G~r5icbuna alli
Dem aobtttenbauie IN @roB'2iftcr.
icloe bel Berlin crbolten hat, mar
lieutenant i'm Gro1oncr.Ge0imcnt
bon @ebcl, pommerlhes Nr. If III
9pd. Gor ctpo SobrcSfriit fam or
nad amcrifa uno lo0irtc iif in Mep'
cr's Sptcl in Sobofen cir, wobin er
lid feline GorrcipunbcnS. mic bier
nod geitern BORT fir i'm logern0c
9riefc aus Der Scinotb belpicicn,
ididen lieB. @cnigc @ohcn nod) ici.
ner Anfunit iano er cine AniteIlulg
in scr Sottelfammcr ser Gcitafooc.
mic BON Hb. Scronlcr in Sobofcn.
Mn bicicr StcQung mar CT ctma icd)S
Wonotc, itnb oo cs inn nift gelanh
BORT @eihGitiguug ais Tcitlebrcr 81
linden, CAB cr Den Euitcn onf uno
wrrbc Stemoro auf Der Itlas.2 Clinic,
ollf nclder ct ieds6abrten nad @elt.
iubien ocntadlt fiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
9ol5loblenzsxy$s 1 st;et,l
fit na1e GtabliHements.
geo. &tpp & Son
1906 mnb 1902 Gaitcrn-Mpcnnt.
Gimc 6ciratbs = Mgcntmr fir Snnbc,

VIHc StlrNlDS : N9cHtMF Itr SHHpc.
Cine Seirotbs . agcntltr fir SUN.
De lit Dor einiger 3cit in Eoris &C.
grilnoct moroen, nnb ibr Hl,f lit be-
rcits mad Gel1tidlonb unb nod eng.
lonb gcbrlingen. Die Viircolts bes
nSunoebnblhcns" - 10 leien mir
I'M Oil 0las" liegen IN Der NGbc
bes Sorbin Oes plantes, unb man
fam bort nod photographer fir
ieiile Sunoe reprobuftionsfobige Hoi-
icbiinbinnen ausiu6er. Ser biinoi-
Idle Gbeitifter liefert oit6 gmmen
fir friib pcrpuiIte 'Sunbefinocr. Die
g(gentur, Die ieit etlpa 3 Sobren be.
itcbt, bot %llllgcbeuer piel 81 tGltn: lie
bot 3. .. IN ben letter "A Sogen bes
perfloiienen Wonats mebr OILS 400
Sunbeebell permittelt. Sci oieier
@elegcnbeit lei ultd) erfpdbnt, oaB &C.
qenluartig 5iuiiden 6ronfreih nno
england cine grt nentente canine"
beltcbt. Sa Die engliiden Sl,noe IN
Sronfreid,, beionbers in Eoris, in
bobem gnieben itcben, hat iid cine
internotionole 2igo BON SunOeOie.
ben gebilbet, INN ailf Den StraBen
bon 2onoon Ben Snlloen bon cdter
auf5ulauern unb tic an Sebler
5l perfonfen, Die lie ioiort nodSranf-
reid erportiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
''GIeftriidje dining, g.
MDberuc Wubnungcn.
26OO plod, rN.W,unument.e trake.

$3.50 faufeu zines irner moberneIl dpeifiodt'
eeu Sdiifer. Gle bnben ale rtooernen Giirths
iuneen; NIT eIetirifhem &itt mo Sas erlelb'
tet: bnben eombinirien eisf6ranf uno Sor'
rdtbsfdmrer, eirpaS gteucs; auberoen bic feues
fhIoften; 9rpttoire, 9eQer uno Sofe tino cenleI1'
tilt, NIT elmer 10 SUB @uep nit 8ranollible
ecpfIaitert: bobe uuo geilinoe Gage: Sur Sell6s
tlenng ieben 9as big sibeubs 8 ubr ptten; YIN
Saus sur 1robe nit eleftrifbcm 2i6t erlelt'
fet. Gbmaro &. @anagbrr, Sauunterltebmer,
Bureau 1887, SftsWionrment' Sirabe.
IT fdS-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
NnftiunS .Inscigcn.
Scffcntlid)cr glnftiuns -Tcrfauf I.

Wputag, ocn .. Sc5cinbrr 1907
10 llbr Sormitiugs.
Sn Snib'S Sutel, Hlbiuatuu, 6arturo'6p, NIB.
&iiriiih ppn TBtlaoeipbia oabin acsogcn
,no Wcgcn SUbccinlcs In Der Tamilic.
Cine babe Mciic non Scmaii. s%fatiun, y. &
Z. Giicubahu.
Sh p~crfnufe nDne ~9iltdpnyt, bel Neacn obcr
Snnncnihciu, ocn Gnn6cu Nnrrntb bon So Or
9eln aacr Soricii. @r0Bc fir aird,cn inb &us
Peilcrt. nm G1rlOrsSrQclt. 90 feline EintinoS,
aIduterc SIiiucl. Steimuap nm unocrc 5abri'
fate. 200 @iolinel. gliIoroion9 etc. 100 9ol=
bcne mn IiIbcr1e llbren. Staububrcn etc,
Observation-Disclosures. lferh. gSalen, 9ua0n, &c
fhirr etc, Snmmlnrla pnn 1900 alien Mlitn6en,
@oIb. GiIbcr uuo aupier; 25c. @oIoitiide, SOC.
81, So mn $50 nSIuas."
e. q. Scooter, Ilftiollutor.
3. Gariri, GiGcntbimcr.
(gtpr3 a24;SeSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
WGferci nm Epubitprci.

SdbrIider Werfauf ca. $4,000 1T llmftdnhc
baiber bfIIi q 5u nerfauien, Gine cute @elc'
belt fir einen firebfnmen Minnn nit eilpaS @er:
frr5aen; $4,000 ipiiroelt 9~enii9en. NdbereS bel
etraRe, Baltimore, Mo.
Sahe and feds ft5ne b%reiftbdiee 8obnbdii'
fer all gorib. slbenue, nabe Sariore.Noenle. 6i
berfaufen; In3ab,ung MIR 500. (Sept1,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
Trs. WiusIum's Suutbina Sprup

pirb felt fiber taunounbiedSis .aahren ben
Minipnsn BON Nlhttern fur ihre &tnocr betnt
bernhtgt bas Sinh. erucidtt oen @anntsii!, DC.
ihipidtist aae edrn.eraen; tnrirt WtnSioltf iiilo
lit has bette Wittel fir Gtarrbbe,. Ton Ipo1
tbeYcrn In alien NeIttbeileA %nerinuft. Sete
aetpib NIB berIanat ,.Wlrs. Wtuslctp's scpthina
ebrmp" iiftb nebnlt feine anhcre Sorte. Nilnt'
urbslpar3ig Gents bic SIaide. Inter Dem Nlbr.
mitteIs ,mfS 9rpauens@efeB bonn 30. Sunt 1906
anrantirt. Seriersyinmncr 1908. Gin aiteS
nnb ant tctpGbrteS Wiittcl. &.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01

e, 7sa, rs: 7s7 oS ,ts,s , S's,s@; sss,,q;:
bHiin pon Der OorfsNoab: oolftdnbia prdhtt9
beforirt; febe moberne @eauemIihiett.
NJ. f15, III. tt9 ETC.. b'*atnrent'str.
Gin Ueniert BON .Vatterlon'Bari". Dnrt,pea
loon %beforirt; iebe %r1ooerne Neanemltbfeif:
sipeiftodiae Sdufer. Gbspa arb =. stsrd. az Srt
nab eteue, coer Sr. 86, 8unther.Sntletna,
Nanette. snb Ct. VanLetr. (Gebr9.la
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
Wc(caeuhcitSsG unf.

G6fne ssatm bon so glderit, bat ncucs Snu5
tt,n ale notbigeH lSirtbidufts.@ ebaiIbe, fruhts
burer @ooen, lpobon hrci 2lder nit 9robeeren
bepfldnSt fjao: rieI Chit lro gScintrauben: blot
bdIber ivfort p~erfautt iperoen. $4,000. 9idbereS
bel $. Nanenbppp, III R~prb.Gbaries. Strahe,
baltimore. (9tbehbs bon g bis tx llbr in
1893, gtorbsBrpaoipap. (Sept5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
gu pcrfanfcn:
@rnnoeiaentbum 81 pcriaufcu:

VtNHUVI N0 WIUHWF 0W UtftNfFTtH. -.
$3.50 l'dar mo $6.T . pro SSod)c, cini5lteB.th
sue1abeu. @auocreinssg citrlge mo 3infcn,
fniien Elm idoneS brciit1diace mpoerles
@einI in gsalbrooi; boiler Greis $l650: :. Is.
@aritela, Hr. III, Norb.GbarlcS'Straee.
(334-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
8clbficbcr- Wcfabr.

Nem Dorf, 80. Nopcnber. -
@rnite 9ciiird)tlingen an oos Illitrc.
ten Don gelbcm 6icber in @eitinbicll
fniipit Tr. @olireo Nelion, Der fri.
Der Der pnnnnIuniiden Sonitdts BE.
boroe o~ngeborte unb oils Uelbiieber'
Spcjialiit geriibmt miro. st mics
gcitcrn aui Die 8eiabr bin welder
ole Sdiiic ullsgelebt iinb, bic aui
ibren 6abrtcn Die SnieIn beriibren.
Gas uternnrtete auftalid,en Der
ilirftbaren arnnfbeit nm oieie Sob,
rcs5eit betradtct er oils Elm an5eifcn
GROCER 8eiabr hafilr, oaB bic aranf.
belt ndflten CONNER epibcniih il,
WeItinoien allitreten iperoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01

aIte Fntient. Sm
Eaiteur . Snititut oes Stobt Soipi.
tolls fonb geltcrn 2atprence s.. 9lii.
der, bon Ntr. 3441, GbeItnllt . 9(pe.,
Muinabne, Der ant Sreitog in Der
Ndbe Ser eltcrlifcn @obnung bon
einen1 ~frentben @unbe in Die @obe
gebiiien nl,roe. Ger Srno bate iid)
binter einem @ol5bolfem perItedt ,tnb
itien ihlpoh otf Den Sintcrbeincn
81 iein, Mn5eihen, Die oarauf binoel.
ten, DAB oct Sunb toll ipar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01

etctcaeIuh:
Gin Bidder fuht GisIluil0 ais critic uocr 5iuci'
&c Sonb. Nadb5ufragcn in Er, 90l, Shnter'
2trasc. (Nob26, tWtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
9eutides Observation-Disclosures
SteacgciudDc


SfNc0cfnh.
Gin outer Pdrbter iudt cine p%uicrloe StcIlc.
NiadSufrngcn in Hr. 1910, 0lBnbutt Npe,, nabe
SnrcA. Strahc. (33i-6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01

3n, pcrfaUteu:
Cine gutacbcfbe .Vidcrei. 9liat ubrcf'trc:
,0ddcr," ,Eeutitcr Gprrcippnocnt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
81 pcrmictbcn:


VT. 1904 litb zoos, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1Fnf0e
uni BAD. siad3ufrageu bel YSm. u. 6un,uan,
Rr. GIG uns CPS, Sorrcit'atr. (332-D
3u bcrntictlcu:
Gin miiniheusftertbcS 8pciilndigcS Snlis, 9r.
81, 0runosBlucc. Si1blaithiolpr. 9tn66uIrnacn
bel Wm. ". Gun,par, gir. GIG uno 62S. NurrcIt'
Strahe. (332-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
In fremOer Grbc.

@aIter @icberItein, ein bertider GbeI.
mann, iinoet III Soiti sic lctte
GllbeltGtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01

VIE, ueIde Oelb aetrandeu, ipredlen bier
Dor. InIeiben nuf SaIirc. WlDbel uno @rllnos
eieenthum. SIN 8ertranen. Seine GoansStfIees
Wtetbnber. Baltimore Snuetnent Co." UT.
100. b.Qaea.e traBe. t27S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
@crlangt I'M Nagcmcincn.

B., Gpft unb 2ugis gciudt:
Gin iunaer oeitfder Wiann iubt Soft ilIo
Qosis bel elmer oeuilde1 camille. 9iud8lllra
gen in Or. 2ot4, Qampnt.S ctr. (335-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01

Teriaugt:
Gin netter iun9er l)iann ais Sharfp1rier
9inh3ufruaet III Nr. o, Nuro.S 'front.' StrnRe.
$3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
@crlangt Jrancn nno MaSdfn.

Yerlangt:
Stnc out er3ogele gSarterin, I'M Elm ailb
bon 3 Sabren uuo 8 Wonatelt 5u beaufIi6tigen;
1lub etpas GH9Iiib fprebe1; cute 5ielercr6en.
NnchSnfrageii III vi. 19O6, Gntaiu.Ylaee.
(o34-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01

gcriangt: o
Gin quite 00dir. urn bel Der Sausarbcit 8u
belfen; feline gSdfhe pber Niigcln; outer gobn.
Mcb5ufrnsen Ode u.2ib crtD. 9iuab unp Sair.
piew. ylpenue; man nebnIe @urrtforssbc Cars.
(334-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-01
@crlangt Wdnncr nno &nabcm.

-VerTahgt:
Gin ~frdfiiger Suiigc, unl Die Ndderei 5I CT
lerner. gtudb5lfru9en in Tr. 1924, Sarfurc
Moab. (335-6)
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-03-28
FIFTEEN YEARS OF ECZEMA.

Terrible Itching Prevented Sleep
Hands, Arms and Legs affected
Cuticnra Cured in Six Days.
II had eczema nearly fifteen years.
The affected parts were my Lands,
arms and legs. They were the worst
In the winter time. and were always
Itchy, and | could not keep from
scratching them. | had to keep both
hands b%andaged all the time ana at
night I would have to scratch through
the bandages as the itching was SO Sc
we're. aud at times would havs to
tear everything Off my hands to scratch
the skin. | could not rest or sleep.
had several physicians rent me. but
they could not give me a permanent
cure nor even could they stop the Itch.
Ing. After using the Cutlcura soap,
One box of Cuticura Ointment and two
bottles OF Cuticura Resolvent for about
six days the itching had ceased. and
now the sores have disappeared. and |
never felt better In my life than / do
now. Edward WoreIl. Band SOtb u. s.
Infantry. Fort Crook. Nebraska"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-03-28
Spreading Medical Knowledge.

From the New Bedford
The day Of making a mystery Of dis.
ease Is past. With the spread OF enlight-
eminent in all branches OF Knowledge ig-
norance cannot exist IN regard to matters
Of the physical being. If it ever was the
policy of the doctor to withhold informa-
ton on points that their patients should
.have known. 1t is so no longer. This Is
q day when the prevention of disease is
counted as of more Importance than the
cure of sickness; the most important med
lcal research work Of the time is along
the line OF preventive measures-and there
can be no safeguarding Of the public
against disease without taking 80 sxAlao
Into confidence and winning its co-ope1-1
ton. This the profession and allied or
CARNATIONS are doing in marked degree.
a splendid manifestation of the coop
erative spirit on the medical side Is ex-
hlblted In the plan of the Harvard Med
tcal school to offer to the public a course
Of lectures, entirely free and without even
the formality of the use OF tickets, to be
given by medical experts on Saturday
evenings and Sunday afternoons. through
TIE next four months. on a large variety
OF subjects pertaining to the general
health. The speakers will be specialists,
and the opportunity Is open to the Bos-
ton public to learn how to avoid disease
and how to care for 1t when it appears in
any of Its familiar phases. 1t is an OPP
p~ortun.ty that should be largely taken
advantage of, for an otherwise intelligent
people should not tolerate ignorance on
matters of the health.
And it is we'll that the public should be
brought into clearer touch with the great
Institutions Of learning. These are begin.
ming to discover ,llat their opportunity ia
not limited to the youth that seek instruc-
ton, but that to the mature members OF
the community they can extend many ad.
vantages. So this course Of lectures of.
fered by the Harvard Medical school la
encouraging on both sides of the ques-
ton.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-03-28
ORIENTAL EYES.
Operations Performed on Corners to
Produce the New Effect.

Operations Performed on Corners to
Produce the New Effect.
Another style that American women
are borrowing from the japanese is the
almond shaped Y that has gone SO
far toward becoming the envy of the
fashion follower of today that beauty
doctors are resorting to the use of the
knife to give the desired effect. Only.
a very few American women have been
born with eyes hat slant upwards at
the corners in truly oriental style and
it has only been recently that the dis
covery was made that this slant could
be obtained by a tiny slit so slight that
it can hardly be distinguished. The
operation Is not painful, but it is a de-
cidedely dangerous one for a slip OF the
knife could put out the sight entirely.
American women will do anything for.
the sake Of adding to their beauty. A.
few years ago artificial eyelashes We're
instituted by beauty specialists and
many women submitted to the painful
ordeal of having tiny hairs sewed into
the eyelids for the sake Of long curling
lashes that yelled ever their cheeks.
The artificial ~eyelashes were not very
satisfactory as no beauty doctor could
little things so theywould stay for any
length Of time nor could any OF them
arrange them as thickly as Is necessary
to give a natural appearance. The new
slit is much less painful m far more
satisfactory, but only the real beauty
lend will probably be tempted to I'M
dergo this operation either. .
Nothing yet has been found to change
the color Of the eyes, though man diff
ferent drugs are used to enlarge the
pupils or brighten them. Dark eyes
are the fashion Of the day and the real
beauty must have large lustrous orbs
that reveal mystery and magnetism,
In fhoirt Hpnfha Manv anfraaSAS h 9ya
this dark slanting kind that are both
the envy and admiration of the society
aspirant. Among them is Jane Hading
whose oriental eyes were made when
she was nothing more than a child
travelling in the east with her parents
They had the slight operation per-
formed on the corners to make them
more like the eyes Of the fascinating
little japanese Of whom both were ar
dent admirers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-03-28
Do You Open Your Mouth

Like a young bird and gulp down what.
ever food or medicine may be offered you Z
VI, do you want to know something of the
composition and character of that which
you take into your stomach whether as
food or medicine?
Most intelligent and sensible people
nowadays insist on knowing what they
employ whether as food or as medicine
Dr.. Pierce believes they have q perfect
right to insist upon such knowledge. So he
publishes;>szoadcast and on each bottle.
wrapper, whatIf % medicines are made OF
and ve<iiesitynhdereath This he feels
he q wellzA1ford to do because The more
che Ingredients Of which his medicines
are made are studied and understood the
more viii their superior curative virtues
be aIlIeclaIe1.
For the cure OF woman's peculiar weak
nesses, irregularities and arrangements,
giving rise to frequent headaches, back
ache, dragging-down pain or distress in
lower abdominal or pelvic region, accom-
panied, Outlines, with a facilitating,
pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp-
toms of weakness, DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is q most efficient remedy.
1t is equally. effective in curing painful
periods. in giving strength to nursing
mothers and in preparing the system OF
the expectant mother for baby's coming,
thus rendering childbirth safe and com
paratively painless. The "Favorite Pre-
scription Is a most potent, strengthening
tonic to the general system and TO the
organs distinctly feminine in particular.
1t is also o soothing and invigorating
neryine and cures nervous exhaustion,
nervous prostration, neuralgia, hySteria,
spasms. chorea or ST. Vitus's dance. and
other distressing nervous symptoms at