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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-07
8aide Mrbeit.

Republifaniiber Staats . Gonpent
BON Maiia6uietts MIR etpa 3tpei
Stunoen it Sisung. - 2ooae's
Bob fiir HooiepeIt.
20 0 II, 6. Sftober. - Ser re.
plIblifanilfe Staats : Goupent bon
WailaduIe tts brautte aenau 3ipei
Stunoen uno 10 Wiuliten, UNI ieine
geiomnte arbeit 81, ~erIeotgen. 9as
Gomite fir %permanente Organization
wdbIte Senator 2obee gum perma-
nerten goriiBer. IerieIbe tpurbe I'M.
ter Dem 9eifaI Ser 0eIegoten aui sic
Tribiine gefiibrt, tporauf err cine Mebe
belt, porin er Ser @ermaltune oes
Erdiioenten Hooiepelt bobes Sob
5ollte. gr lagte ounn, es iei iett nidyt
Die 3eit, iiber Iarifreuiiion si ipre.
den. @eber &epubIifuner, nod De.
mofraten miirben am 8orabeno elmer
Eraltoentenpabl cine S%orifrepiiion
pornebmen. Gin iolhes Beginner
pare ein groBes llnreft, ga bierourb
Die inonItrieqe @elt be,,nrpbist mir.
De. @as INNER iest eetban pber &c.
Iagt ipiiroe, Deroe altf ben Gonereb
I'M udfiten @inter feinen ginflub
baben.
Sn Der bonn Gonpent angenomme.
men Blattform miro Yrdiibent 3coie.
BELTS 8erlpaltllne als frotifrittlid,.
ml,tbig uno tiif)tis beibrieben. Ser.
ner miro Die Innabme elmer Relol,l-
ton I'M nGd)lten republifaniiheu No.
tional- Gonbent beiiirportet, in mel.
der cine SPECIALIZATION bes Gongreiies
g%eforoert miro, Inn iiber amenoes
ments gum gegenpdrtigen Earif Su
beratben uno I'M sic Sanoelsmarine
81 beben. Iie Tlattform, ionie bas
Sidet puroell einitimnlig angenom-
men. 9as 2esterc lnutet: Curtis
Sullo, jun, BON Bottom mir 8oupers
neur; Gben 9. Draper Don Sepebale
fir @ice-8 ouperueur; Brilliant 90.
dim Don 9oiton fir StaatSiefrctar;
Irtbur 9. 9bapin BON Solpofe fir
S9asmeiiter; Senrp 6. Silrner BON
Maloen fir auOiteur; Cana Walone
bon Greenfield fir General. anpoIt.
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9 It III c II d.
0eritan6esmenid) nernt man ibn
u rid,t. @fl3 III g.A
@eil CT 10 reid lit dta gsritdis6;
9sein, ucirs Inn al Semitic gcbrift.
@iro er @eritonbesmenih genannt.
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8caima SclbimorS in NaEaduietts.

ito II. 6. Sftober. SSsn Der
Ndbe ser South Jerrp erifoB lid &c.
Itcrn ein Wonn. BON meld)em ma,
nud Ben bel inn porgeiunbencn go
pieren slaubt, oaB es Otto Sagcr, at-
geblih grauer aus Buffalo, N..D.,
lit. Cine 2ebensperiiherunas-Bo licc
5eist. baB oieielbe SIT ginhiter Del.
Grau Grn,a s. Sdger, 9aftin bon
Otto S5dgcr, BON Nr. 1854, @eit.6errp.
StraBe, Buffalo, ausseItclt luoroen
lit. Der Seriid)erfe bate elm Sitter
bon 80 Sabren. IS toi,ntc nift 1T
griabrrus sebradt weroen, tpie la,se
Der Mann 'd,on bier lit ooer no ct
bier gemobnt bat.
9uffafo, @.-D., 6. Sftober. =
Otto 5. Sdger mar bis Dor aur5em
gormam in einer bieiigeu 9rauerei
nnb bat eine 5rau ui,o 5luei ainoer.
W2an bate n%ngetummel,, bnB bic ia
Mile iid) iii euten 8erbdltniiieit be.
finoe. Grau Sdscr beifaftigte iid
NIT Hleieernod3ei iif6 ~perfaiifte Ct.
trafte. 51eger bat lid bier felt un-
eefabr 5tpei @oden nidt iebcn Iaifcn.
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& .1ea,soe Correspondents. galampre. as. weontas, oen Z. of4ober 1907.
ct. Transisfus Sitter.

Seierten ibr 8atronsfeit in Der Ser5
Seiu-9irte 81 Sigblanbtolpn. -
Ginem fcicrlihcn &odamt ioIgts
Hottie Strobenparaoc. - 9ie &c.
muten bes @ereins.
lie st. 6ran5iSfus4Mittcr" ser
9er5 Selu-airhe 5u Si~ebIonotolun
feierten geitern ibr Eotronsieit, Sic
Sitter erbielten SormittaaS lu1l LS
llbr aemeinidaftlid Ole Communion,
uno nm 10 ubr foub in Der Sers Sc.
lu-stirde Elm feierIid)es Sod)amt Itott,
pelfes Don Hater 9Ilbert 3,,oef ceIc.
brit luurbe. els Iiofon iunairte
Eater Aug. 5. @ciier, ais Suboiafon
Fater Sol. Stol5 mo Geremonicn.
meilter Eater Vernb. Niebous. Hie
Yrebigt belt Ynter Com. @eigel, scr
Meftor Der STRIDE. @Gbreno Oga
Sotomtes lang Ser aird)eltfor IN,
ter 2eitung beS S%rganiiten 9einrid,
s. Mtiiler Die Seitmeiie. Sobolo sic
airdenfeier poriiber mar, nobnlen sic
Sitter Dor Der Ser3 Seiu.&irGe Mlii.
ltellung, uno Damn milroe inter Gor.
a!ltritt BON Nrof, $. Srauf's 8apeue
burfl Si%gblanbtotun Wno Canton pa.
rooirt. Gin Der Farooe nobmen he.
ben oel 81, Sran5isfus . Nittcrn"
nod, oie st. NihacI-," st. SAUL"
st. Gcores." uno st, Sotobuo.
Sitter" ioluie sic st. Sofobus." II.
st. 9eoras.aooettcn" Sbeil. Tod)
ser Hiiffebr 5ilr Ser, Seiu.Solle
luuroen bcn Hiitcrn G%rfriidungcn
ierpirt.'
Ger st. 6ran5isfils. Sitter . Ser.
cin" mllrbe om Is. Wai 1885 geariin.
oct ulb beiitt bclte cine &ronfen.
llnteritiisun9s. unb Sterbcfaiie, bic
iid) in por5iielid)cm Stauoc beiiloet.
Gas Sereinsuermogen betr1gt sur
3eit Die ltattIide Sumnlc pom $4,000.
Iie gc9enpartiacn @can,tcu . bes
&creiitS iino: ErGiioent Sobn ebert.
Sicc.Vraiiocnt Deidacl Noppinger,
Setrctar Mihael Sdmibt, Sfos.
meiitcr Sobn Sdymiot; Moior Geo.
9Sid,. SultntnlQuu- Der rritcl1 Epnll
po6nie 6croinonb &of, Sauptmamll
scr 5,peiten GOmpognic @eorg
Sortit, abiutont %eter 3n,oIter, Ct
tier lieutenant Gtos. arccn, ,. Giclt.
tenant Iois auhn. 1. Sergeant 5.
Viller. ). Sergeont Sobn 8l,sfopf
SercinS-9ot Soiepb Bauer, Serein$.
Tabnentrdgcr Scinrid Noeenaoit,
Ter. StontcnG abncntrG0cr Ambrc$
@aiotb.
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Sd)eriif BON Cramps crmuroet.

Us lmanac, Sno., 6. Sftober. -
Sheriff Charles Sglesbp tit bier Dor
cramps geidoiien porben uno cine
Stnnbe ipdter %geitorben. Der Con,
Sufteur zines Ecllnipluanier Yaiia.
gier5uges bate an Sen Sfcriif tele.
erapbirt, Inn orei Cramps, meId,e
ieii,en 3ug III 2ogansport bcItiegen
batter, il pcrbnfta,. 9ei benz Der
il1fe, Dies 81, tbl,n, niiroc CT nieoer.
gcidoiieu. gs gelaug ibm nod, eincn
Der 9uriden burd einen ShuB gu
perlcten.
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SerliB Sd,nle.
Wrmmocl=S dule fir Waod)en,

enbuitsGdc Ct. Gaui. unS Monnmcut.s trahc.
SRI. Giiinbctp Carroll, ". ". SberIebrcrirl,
,pirn 1cnrcritaa, &c. Sept, %er1fiuct.
Wrtinlr'; nli9ennc!ne lno Solc9:|orbereta
tinaSsAl!yfc. sttb!ctiidcr uto 1urr. lhtcrrih
mo 1nelle duer Sliric. @Ute 2eGrerinlen itnb
Grdouirte bonn Goue1 ODER ocr 9torr;ulfhilit
@gburene leuii6e ohcr Stau5oien lebren oiefe
6Gd,er. 1ic QrinjipnIin miro bon iinb nab
Montas, sen 10. Gen!cTber. tieLib nm go
Sornl. big 1880 giafT. in Ser Sdule feir.
tSeptl1 I, 1IGt)
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Gin W1ittel aeaen bic rotbc 0aie.

Gegen oaS LATTICE llebel Der geo.
ienrotbe. Die mand)en n1sgepiften
Srcllnb beS 9ahus peroricbt uno
manfem Wadiiidlein Sbrdnen CT
prest, idJeint ictt elm iiheres Ser.
fabren gefunben 5ii icin. Die 0fe-
tbcbe itammt pnn Yrl,nf, irno bas
.Gcntrolblatt fir bns Meoi,inolpe.
fen" ihreibt barber W1bere. 9ei'm
llebergang ans falter in iparmt
2uft, nod beiBen @etranfen, riiaf
@eingenitB tritt bdrfig pl0sIife
H~aienrotbc ali. Die bel mat,hen
Snoipiouen 81 elmer oireften G,,ol
miro. Gle llriafe lift cine Serobie.
slr1,g Der Spannung Der Sautec-
fdbe. Nls iebr braufbares Wittel
eegei bas llebel bat iif) nod Yrurf
boS 9en5in beipdbrt, peldes, auf
Die Waie gebraht, burd feline Der.
biH,itunssfdlte Die 9efGBc our Con.
traftion bringt. Webrer c 2agen
Dull iperoen 3u oem 3pede nit
gen3in setrGnft unb, obne 81, reil
ben, fi,r5e 3eit an Die betreffcn6e
Steqe angeoriift. Nuh Ser Glan,
Der Naie erideint oann bIaB uno
Deridpinoct.
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Suriitcns Ed)mlc,

Baltimore lirtpcriitat,
Observation-Disclosures. liibitc5 SeElefter be-
Qinnt am 1. Ef.pGcr. Sir 9ataIope ipeioe mnl
fih au Guaenc E'Tunnc, Scfretur. Wr. $40,
Npro'1tnriesi itrctc, @%nitimorc, Wto.
(lugl ,29ite) t
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WottcsOienit i'm Trticn.

BrobeS Grnbte. Carfieit inter ser,
Iuipi5icn Der cuangeliid-lutbcri.
id,en Scbopab.@ en1cinbc in Ven.
ferris Farf.--GinbrltspoGe Set.
probigtcn uno geoiegenes miIifo-
liifeS Trosromm. - Iusge5eid).
nete 9ctbeiligung.
9os Grnbtc.T onficit Der cpangc.
lildrlltberiidcn Schooab > Stride al,
Der Collins trnbe, nnbc Irlingtons
apcnue. fanb geItcrn Nadmittag in
Dem 10 id)on gelegenen 9cnfert'ifen
Earf on Der Sreoerid-Hoab itatt.
Cine dlIBerit 5oblreide Meniben.
merge bate iid) cingefunoen, ipeIhe
iii Gorpore on Den 'oerid,icoenen
airdcndoren tbeilnobm mo oell in.
tcreiiailten Meoeu Ser oNpeicnoc1
EnItoren nit Iufmertinrlfeit oll.
borte. Nad, ShluB bes IeiteS per-
bradten Die Inipeicnben cilligc frob-
lid,e Stunoen in gcieqigcm 3uiams
meniein, 5ngleid, an Den bnrgebote.
men Gririld)ungen tbeilncbnleno. Die
,5ionsfird)e in RoBoiqc. Wo., uno Ole
SolcmS.&irf)c, VntterD.I peni,e, ipa.
rem burb beinabe idnlmtlide ibrer
Mitglicoer pertreten uno trugcn be.
trahtIib ba5u bel. bas Set 81 Ell.
nenl gl%an5enoen uno ipoblgelungenen
3u geitalten. 9as 9anffcit iplirbe
burd 6eu Gbor ,2obe Sen Serrn, ben
nldhtigen a0nis Der Gbren" peld)er
bon ldmmtlid)en Mnipeienben ipiirbe.
roQ porgetra9ell %ipi,roe, eroiinet, no.
rouf Yaltor S. Heumonn bon Der
Sebopab.aird)e nad) einent fur5en
8ebetc bic Gerfnnmelten ber3lif
piQfommen bicB. SCI Cob unb Gbre
Dem b0diten Colt" mar Der Cert ocs
ndd,itcn 2ieoes, iponaf Eaitor G..
b. 9abmonn bon Der Sdlems.airde
cine ser Belegenbeit tpiiroige Breoigt
belt, III Delder or Die Mntpeienbcn
crmabnte, ItetS ibrcm S6opfer fir
ali bas Cute, mas er ibnen a,lf bieier
@elt 5i ibrem Woble sur Yerfiigung
seitclIt babe, banfbnr 81, iein. Nod,
Mieoersnbe oes 2ieoeS % Gott, bon
Dem mir Iues baben," iprad Yaitor
.. GIenberger bon ToBpiQe, Wb..
Telfer ieinen 3uborern Die id1nc
gebenting bcs Grnote.I onffcItes
lebbait Dor ali,gen fiibrte. dit einem
@aterunier ui,o Der Grtbeilung bes
Segens nabm bic 1eier einen iuiirec.
pollen Nbiflub.
Wiiiionsfeit.
SSn Ser oeutihen epangeIiid)-Iutbe.
rider, SinmanucIs- Stride OH Glib.
trnbe tpiroen eeiicrn Wfii.
iiors,@ ottesbienite a%bgeboIten. Die
tuar NIT Nalmer nlb gIiin1en
fdon seid3ntiidt. @ormitfnss prebigte
Stub. Siibfd) bon prefion, Ga.
rciine.G ountp. Rb., iiber ben Cert
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Grhhcl's cinsises 9Itelier.

Scbbcl's cin5ises Mtelier.
&ir babcn MIR Gin atelicr III @alti.
u,osr, nnb bas bcfinbct fid in Der
Gtosc ~ cbener CRIB, VT. 321, Worb'
Gar, nabe 5isb'str. ainber'Hbu'
toGrapbien cine SpcSialitat. --Gtine
Necntei nnb feline 1rcppen ~ isrigen.
3. &ebbel. 6. Grni, GeiGaitsfabrcr.
(275-)
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Sdpan's q i Il

- ~ ~ttppSa ~ N'l
Der @crite bon Sure b~crridenbe iic.
bcrbafte 3bdtigfeit bot ieit DEM De
iude bee ,Sriebensboten" Gait nidt
nadNeIaI'en. Ger Dor pier @odcu
bonn Stapel ae9angene Yalpertreu5cr
nStuma" miro gegenDdrtig ormirt
uno ioIl aegen Cube oicieS MonotS
ieine Erpbefabrt mad)eu. sn DEM
Rieienfreu5er %nSSbuti," beIien aiel am
%. April .. S. geleet %iuur0e, werbcu
Die arbeiten bcrort beid)lelnist, bab
Dos Shiff naurifeinlid i~nnerhalb
eil1cs Sabrcs fir uno fertig icin miro.
aiiberbcm fino III Sure 5ipei peitcrc
arellSer rno 3pci Shlabtidiffe i'm
9au, Die raid ibrer @%ouenbung emit
gegen geben. Sn Saicbo miro bos
ailf ben Norncn n9i5en" nmgetoufte
friibere ruiiiid)c SdIahtihiff "Netpl.
san" nett ormirt, lll,b Die .Wtfaio,"
Dos ieiner,eit bltrf cine ulpitcrioie
Grploiiou itluer beihGoiate 5Ia1a.
ififf bcS Ibmirais Togo, 1T politdn,
Dig umgebal,t lporoen.
m al gntb iiIlung 5u
Mmiens.
Mmiens, Tranfreih, 6. Oft. -
Hrcmicr Glemrenceau uno anberc sri
niIter tpobnten beutc Der GntbiiQurg
zines Wonuments 81 Gbren oes Der.
itorbenen ~friihercn Hremiers Mene
&oblet bel. Glemenecoll lobte in eli.
tier Rebe ben tooten StootSmonn
lInb crflGrtc, bcrielbe bubc sic Sc.
fabrcn, ipcldbc sic ,Nnti.W ilitGriIten
uno nSntcrnutionniiItcn" Dem 8ater,
lono inter Dem &oriponhc Ser !Sl,.
manit6t nnb bcs 1ortihritts berci.
ten, slerit erfunnt unb bcfdnrpit. .
Seltreih's Giienbobn
Itredc.
@icn, 6. Sftobcr. 49, Tic poiiipc
Mciiitcn5 ser Giienbuhncr. luclde b3,
here Sofne forocrn, baliert al, ulh
Die ug.gcripotungen ncblncn 5uL 10
oab iid) cine wabre @erfebrseMiiere
entluifclt bat, inter lpelfer iueiteitc
arciic ser @epolferilng ouf bas Gm-
pfinblihite 81, leioen baben.
Tic bobmiIfen 2inien meroen balo
our Ginitellltugen ibres 9etriebes &c.
5iuungcn icin.
Ncue l1niformen Der 8 +.
eidiiheu Irmee.
&ien, 6. Oft. - &aiier Sran;
Soiepb bat Die Ginfiibrung Der bed)t'
grauen Uniform fir bic eeian,mte
Snfanteric gcnebmigt. 9isber botten
MIR Sdger uno Eionierc lie probe.
iueile %getragen.
Nmunoen fommt,
Gbri It II / a. 6. Sftober.-- Ger
fiir5lid biird) Die noropcitlid)c Turd).
inbrt eerctfte Norbpoliubrcr @ooIo
Mmlnoicn lit Don bier nat Mcp.2)orf
abgereiit, no er Dor Der 8%eosropbi.
id)en 8eieaidait cine @orleiungstour
antrctcn miro. Srn 5riibiabr miro or
bierber 3uriidfcbrcn, Inn cine ncue
Yolar.Grpeoition por5u6erciten.
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st. So0n's GoNege.

Mnuaoplts. mo. Sepa rtement Der aiinffe uuo
yGiifenf1a'ien Der iiniperiitnt pou YiarHlanb,
9iaDIirf 1896. alniiiide mnb ioiifenibafi'
lide 0ollcassturlc ino 9ctudtriing non Siplo'
Sls ODER Wtiei5in %itioiren molIen. Tlili.dri,
thes Separiemcnt inter 2ettunJ bon glrInce'
Gffi3iercn. stuberoein @orberciiufass ghule fiji
Nnaten fit oer @intriti In ct. So1u's uber al'
bcre COLLEGE. Gemefier beginnt aHt 10. Gep'
icmber. Wait pcnbe itb an
(SuIil0-) Thumes 7eu, g. G 3
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CASTORIA
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die Sorte, Die hr INNER Gekauft Aah
,,, s,.;s a. .. &MMzzM

SIN . ii d) erloben. = Sam.
Ter: .9crr Yroieilor, ba lit aud bns
Bud, bos Der Wcier gegen Sic ge.
ihrieben fat; iuoQen Sie's foufen?"
Troieiior: .Garfe, iueroe mir lie.
Der 0en Dfeier faitTen!"
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-01
WIFE OF POLISH DOCTOR, LEFT ALONE AT NIGHT, SAW
 BURGLARS.
CLEVERLY GAVE THE ALARM
She Then Sat Down and Played the Piano and Sang Until She Could Stand the Strain
 No Longer.

Warsaw, Poland.-By the exercise of courage and presence of mind, such as probably few women have pos sessed, Mime. Stresky, the wife of Warsaw physician, has just saved her self from murder and robbery under cii cumstances as thrilling as ever were put into a novel.
 Mme. Stresky lives with her hus- band in small villa on the outskirts of Warsaw. One night she was alone in the house but for an old, deaf cook, who dozed in the basement Mme. Stresky sat with her needlework up stairs in the drawing-room. Sudden ly looking up, she saw, in a mirror, the reflection of huge, rufianly looking man, cruching behind a screen which stood at the back of her chair For moment fear petrified her. as she thought that this man, knowing she was alone, had crept into the house and was awaiting an opportun- ity to murder her and strip the house of valuables. Outside the street was as quiet as the grave. Her husband would not be back for hours. To rush from the room and cry madly for help meant hastenng death
 Then a thought struck her. There was a telephone in the room. She went to it and quickly rang up fam fly she knew. The servant answered at the other end 'I want your mis- tress," she said After two interm- inable minutes her friends voice was to be heard.
 My dear Sophy." began the doc tors wife. Be so good as to send me round that $4.000 roubles this evening. I must pay it into the bank tomorrow morning. I'm very sleepy and want to go to bed"
 The friend at the other end of the phone was mystified. They had never had any financial dealing with each other, nor had she heard of the sum in question. But before she could say anything, the doctors wife began again-this time in French:
 Some wretch has got into the house-I'm alone Come at once with a patrol, or the first man you can get hold of!'
 Then she added, in Polish: Send the money as soon as possible. I'll wait up for it
 This done, she sat down at the pi- ano and, with shaking hands and
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-01
WOMAN'S NERVE
 SAVED HER LIFE.

voice, began to play and sing. She calculated that ten minutes at the most would see her out of her terrible dilemma. She could not leave the room without passing by the screen; all she could do was to appear as if she did not know what stood behind her. Her voice got weaker and shak
 fer every minute, though she hoped the ruffiian would wait for the ficti
 tious 4,000 roubles. But 15, 20, 25 minutes passed and there was no sign of help. She feared the wretch would suspect her. She determined to ring up the police and ask for help in French. trusting to the chance that one of the inspectors might under stand her. Again she went to the phone, rang up and gave the neces-
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-01

sary number. But the ruffian behind the screen knew the number, too; pushing down the screen, be rushed forward, knife in hand. upon the de- fenseless woman. She tried to wrench the weapon from him. but in vain. He pointed the knife at her and struck Happily it clashed against a large metal buckle she wore on her belt. With an oath, he raised it again it was within an ace of her heart when the sound of breaking glass ar rested the murderer's hand He looked around-a soldiers head ap- peared in the broken window Fling ing down his knife. he made for the door, only to fall into the arms of an other soldier
 The doctors wife was found on the floor unconscious. The wretch who had all but murdered her was known to the police as one of the most des- perate characters in the town, wanted for several crimes
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-01

'Hond-'l! eEem noG ss lsnl-lqSIu slI 10 sJIl 10 uMvp eV2 s7 s7TsSSeW
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-01
WEAK PEOPLE
MADE STRONG AND ENERGETIC
 BY OR. WILLIAMS PINK PILLS.
General Breakdown Caused by DeN- cient Blood Quickly Corrected by
 This Tonic Remedy.

A feeling of general weakness, poor appetite, loss of breath after the slight est exercise and broken sleep are some of the symptoms of general debility. You may think that they have no relation to each other and that you will worry along, hoping all the time to feel better soon. This is mistake, for every one of the symptoms is caused by bad blood, which must be made pure and new before health will be restored again. A tonic treatment Is necessary and for this purpose there is no better remedy than Dr. Williams Pink Pills.
 MT. J. G. Havey, of 95 Willow St., Chelsea, Mass, says: ''I was sick for number of years from general debility and indigestion. was never free from stomach trouble and my nerves were so shattered that the least excitement un- fitted me for any serious work. My sleep was restless on account of terrible pains ill the small of my back. These pains would sometimes last for month or two. Mysight grew weak, there seem- ing to No 8 blur constantly before my eyes. l couldn't concentrate my mind on my work, and the attempt to do so completely exhausted me.
 II was finally forced to give up position I had held for twenty-eight years. After trying several medicines without help, read of Dr. Williams Pink Pills and gave them trial. They made me feel so much better and so much stronger that I started in business for myself here in Chelsea. I have never had return of my former sick ness and cheerfully recommend Dr. Will. iams' Pink Pills as an excellent nerve and blood tonic.''
 Dr. Williams Pink Pills have long been recognized as an excellent tonic remedy in cases of indigestion and gen. eral debility, where the stomach and other organs of the body are weakened and disordered simply through lack of proper nourishment. They have also been especially successful in curing an@mia, rheumatism, after effects of the grip and levers.
 A pamphlet on "Diseases of the Blood" and copy of our diet book will be sent free on request to anyone inter- ested.
 Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold bv all druggists, or sent, postpaid, on receipt of price, 50 cents per box, six boxes for $2.5O, by the Dr. Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-01

In our country, with it's prevailing independence.' army assistance may be rendered by any one who chooses to offer it and no organizations are recognized as those through which alone such assistance will be re- ceived. It is true that there was be- fore and during the Spanish war a committee acting under the name Of the American National Red Cross" which was allied with the interna- tional committee, but 1t had no ex- elusive recognition from our govern. ment, nor had it any organization as . general society
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-01

for the celebration of the nuptials had been made. The wedding was to take place at eight o'clock in the evening a few days later at the home of the brides parents.
 But on the day before Bachelder appeared on the scene and as a result the nuptials were rot celebrated.
 After visiting the home of his par ents and revealing his identity the young man went to the home of Miss Claussen. convinced her that he was her old lover and begged her to jilt Pritchet and marry aim.
 The young woman was overjoyed to see him again and it was not difficult for him to persuade her to elope with him.
 Without saying a word to the mem bers of her own family or anybody else of what she intended to do Miss Claussen packed her wedding gown and other clothing ill trunk and pre- pared to run away with Bachelder. That night Bachelder called at her home and she told Ter family she was going with him to the home of a neighbor to make a call.
 She did not return and her parents became uneasy. A messenger was sent to the home of the neighbor. He returned and reported that she had not been there.
 Then her mother went to her room and found a note written by Miss Claussen, in which she said she was going to run away with Bachelder, the man she had loved and promised to marry when she was young and the man she still loved better than any other in all the world
 Bachelder said he ran away from his parents home 12 years ago be- cause he was restless and wanted to go out and see the world and that he had not written to his folks be- cause he had met with reverses and thought it well to let them think he was dead.
 Just before his return home he made snug sum of money in Nevada and it was that bit of good fortune that prompted him to come back.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-01
THE NEW INSURANCE AGENT.
le Comes in With the New Law-PaK
 Morton on Hia Opportunity.

The new insurance law of the State of New York has opened up promis- Ing field for both men and women with brains and energy in the sale of life insurance. The law now provides standard forms of policies, each of which practically bears the hall mark of the State of New York, and this new order of things has established the sale of life insurance on a correct basis.
 The prohibition against relating and extravagant allowances to agents has driven out of the business the old type of insurance agent, who in many cases virtually bought business, with large rebates, instead of selling it. His place is being taken by profes- sors, lawyers, school teachers of both sexes, and others, who find that being a life insurance agent under the new system offers greater reward than their previous vacations. The law has reduced commissions but all of the commission now goes to the agent. Life insurance is something that everyone needs ana un0er the pres ent system it's sale Is being conducted with becoming dignity and propriety.
 Paul Morton, president of the Equita- ble Life Assurance Society, has taken the lead in building up an agency or ganization that is in keeping with the demands of public sentiment, and the standard he has set for his company. He says: We want new agents, both men and women, but none except en- ergetic, able and truthful people need apply. For such there is splendid opportunity"
 Mir Morton's policy of injecting new and vigorous blood into the agency force of the Society is meeting with success in all parts of the country.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-01

the sweetheart of his youth. and pre- vent her marriage to Edward Pritch- cit.
 Invitations to Miss Claussen's mar riage to Pritchett had been issued by her parents, the young lady's trous- ,eau was ready and all preparations